Midland man dies in Stanton rollover on I 20
A 27 year old Midland man Kelvin Ray Deary died after a one vehicle rollover on Interstate 20 two miles east of Stanton late Tuesday. Two Midland men Dwayne Andrews 22 and Franklin Lewis 23 were in serious condition with head injuries at Midland Memorial Hospital Wednesday night. Deary was pronounced dead at 10 p.m. by Dr. Tom G. Allen. Deary and Andrews were thrown from the Trailblazer, while Lewis wore a seat belt.
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Martin County
Midland
Stanton
Kelvin Ray Deary
Midland Memorial Hospital
Tom G. Allen
Dwayne Andrews
Franklin Lewis
Texas Department of Public Safety
Ronald Gumm
Deary
Andrews
Lewis
FNL documentary to air on ESPN Classic this fall
The Friday Night Lights documentary will air at 6 p.m. and 6 30 p.m. on Oct. 3, 7 and 8 on ESPN Classic. Shot in Odessa in late July it features interviews with Permian High players Brian Chavez Don Billingsley Mike Winchell and other real life figures from Buzz Bissinger’s 1990 book.
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Espn Classic
Odessa
Buzz” Bissinger
Permian High
Brian Chavez
Don Billingsley
Mike Winchell
Odessa Chamber Awards Meeting Plans Banquet
The Odessa Chamber of Commerce says tickets for the annual banquet must be bought today. The event is scheduled for Sept 30 at the Ector County Coliseum Barn 6 with guest speaker Coach Bob Knight of Texas Tech University. Public information at 332-9111.
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Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Ector County Coliseum
Bob Knight
Texas Tech University
Community centers host open house for Destination Dignity Month
Permian Basin Community Centers invites the public to 3128 Kermit Highway Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for an open house with light lunch. The event promotes dignity, reduces stigma around mental illness and retardation, and offers information. Call 570 3333 for details.
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Permian Basin Community Centers
Kermit Highway
Big Bend National Park Motorcycle Plate Debuts
The Texas Department of Transportation now offers a motorcycle version of the Big Bend National Park license plate. The plate supports park funding and features imagery tied to the park. Proceeds help conservation and park programs.
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Big Bend National Park
Texas Department of Transportation
Hispanic Heritage honors educators in Odessa event
Odessa group Hispanic Heritage of Odessa will honor 12 educators as outstanding educators on Friday night at 7 p.m. in the UTPB Devonian Room Foyer. The free event names nominees across categories including Administrator, Vice Principal, Teacher's Aide, First-Year Teacher, Classroom Teacher, Retiree, VIPS, Counselor, Secretary, Clerk, and Cafeteria Personnel with individuals from ECISD, UTPB, Sam Houston Elementary, Bowie Junior High, and more.
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Sam _ Houston
Ramon Bertoza Jr
Bowie Junior
Rafael Almodova
Sam Houston
Linda Bentley
Priscilla Tercero Ely
Richard
Rosie Miramontes
ECISD
Ricardo Rocha
Teresa Arias
Cameron
George Gomez
Student Assistance Services
Ismael H. Sanchez
Home Hospice
Renette Aguilar
SAS
Sophia Villalobos
Triple A Academy
Priscilla Rodriguez
Ross Elementary
Aurora Tercero
OHS
Sophie Portillo
Connie Orona
Hood Junior High
Texas Pictorial License Plate Supports Big Bend Park
Proceeds from the plate go to Friends of Big Bend National Park. The design shows an Agave bloom with Casa Grande Peak under blue sky and the words Big Bend National Park across the bottom. The plate costs 30 dollars annually plus 40 dollars for personalization, in addition to standard registration fees. Applications are at county tax offices, on TxDOT’s site, or by calling 512 465 7611.
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Friends of
Big Bend National Park
Casa Grande Peak
Blotter: Local Police Reports Highlight Crimes and Accidents
A blotter roundup compiles injuries and felonies from sheriffs and police records. It notes incidents at private residences and other sites, with addresses rounded to the nearest hundred block.
Craddick unveils House Web site at local school
Craddick said the new House Web site aims to involve children in government beyond a simple site. She and her husband planned to unveil it at Scharbauer Elementary in their hometown. Principal Lisa Neighbors welcomed the choice while the school's computer lab benefited from Wells Fargo Bank funds and PTA support. Midland Superintendent Robert Nicks welcomed the tech link bringing the Capitol closer to home.
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Craddick
Scharbauer
Lisa Neighbors
Wells Fargo Bank
Scharbauer Parent-Teacher Association
Midland
Robert Nicks
New House
Burglary Reported On Buffalo Avenue Garage
An Odessa man said tools worth 2432 dollars were stolen from his garage between 12:01 a.m. and midnight on August 31 in the 1700 block of Buffalo Avenue. A second theft involved cash valued at 1912 dollars taken from Sherwood Place at 3939 Tanglewood Lane sometime between 8 a.m. January 1 and 7 a.m. August 31.
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Odessa
Buffalo Avenue
Sherwood Place
Tanglewood Lane
Battle over whether same-sex adoption grants parental rights
In Houston a lesbian couple fights for recognition of an eight year old girl’s parentage after a 2001 adoption. Julie Hobbs claims the adoption to Janet Van Stavern is void since Texas law requires termination of the biological parent or marriage to the nonbiological parent. Court arguments focus on parental rights and the best interests of the child amid Texas’ nonrecognition of same sex marriages.
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Houston
Galveston County
Julie Anne Hobbs
Janet Kathleen van Stavern
Texas
Hobbs
Marie Trefethern
Christine Mangle
van Stavern
Jerry Simoneaux
Galveston
Simoneaux
BRAVO study links sulfur dioxide to visibility issues in Big Bend area
The BRAVO project finds sulfate causes 60 to 70 percent of visibility problems with 37 monitoring sites including three near Big Bend. Emissions come mostly from the eastern U.S. Ohio River Valley, while Mexico’s Carbon plants account for about 9 percent. A national sulfur dioxide reduction effort via the EPA Clean Air Interstate Rule could cut 70 percent for 28 states, including Texas. Mexico did not participate in 1999.
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Bret Schichtel
National Park Service Air Resource Division
Fort Collins
Colo
Big Bend
Mexico
U.S
Ohio River Valley
Yarbrough
EPA
Texas
Big Bend National Park
National Park Service
EPA Region 6
Dallas
New Approach Uses Silverhawk for Leg Artery Blockages
Doctors Angirekula and Boccolandro discuss using the Silverhawk device to remove blockages in leg arteries below the knee. The method widens the artery by core removal, is disposable, and targets patients with peripheral vascular disease where stents are not approved. Trials in Austin and Arizona show promising results after a year of availability.
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Angirekula
Austin
Texas
Arizona
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