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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2004
Page
1
Still searching and pressing for details as families of Mexican migrants killed on 9/11 pursue answers. The paper notes ongoing 9/11 coverage and mentions Texas readiness to respond, with a parade planned that includes a 9/11 tribute.
Texas marks the third anniversary of Sept 11 with solemn ceremonies statewide. At the Bush Library in College Station an exhibit opens today featuring a two ton steel World Trade Center beam and rescue worker memorabilia. Governor Perry orders half staff flags as Texans remember victims and troops.
A commemorative ceremony at 10 a.m. at Memorial Park on 42nd Street will honor 9/11 victims and emergency workers. Volunteers start placing 3,000 flags at 8 a.m. in the park, with the display running from 8 a.m. today until 6 p.m. on Sept. 19.
As crowds gather at the Ector County Coliseum for the Permian Basin Fair and Exposition the first day showcases food stalls animal and marionette shows a carnival and a stock show. Families say the fair provides quality time and entertainment with plans for Disney ahead. Fair manager Don Thorn hopes 8 000 to 9 000 attend Friday night and notes pleasant weather and improved economy support attendance.
Eloisa Ramirez Quintanilla, 39, of Seminole, is jailed on $2 million bond on charges including murder and intoxication manslaughter after a Aug. 28 wreck at a stop sign killed Rachel Lindsey 10, Madelyn Lindsey 6, and Yates Lindsey 1 month. The parents were injured. Quintanilla was treated and released. The victims' family mourns as the case proceeds through the Gaines County legal system.
Permian High School plans to broaden National Merit Scholarship awareness by taking the Merit Scholar message into classrooms. Counselor Sandra Bradford said the school will study another district’s recruitment approach with Principal Steve Brown. The program, begun in 1955, offers recognition and potential full ride college scholarships to high school students who enter by taking the PSAT.
Tyler Hendricks a Permian High School senior scored an 800 on the SAT math section after taking the test twice. He said he did nothing special and woke up to a good day, credits his talent for math to a black and white approach, and thanks his parents for never letting him underachieve. He aims to become a dentist.
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