Bus Crashes Injure Students Near El Paso
Two bus crashes injure multiple students from a New Mexico high school. Seven hospital transfers occurred after a collision with a pickup 12 miles northwest of El Paso. Driver Herlinda Gomez, 59, refused treatment. no speeding or alcohol factors cited. Three additional notes: several students released, others observed. investigations ongoing.
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Tal
West Texas
Gadsden
N.M
Independent School District
Ron Haugen
el Paso
Ing High School
New Mexico
Glancey
William Beaumont Army Medical Center
Thomason Hospital
Texas
Santa Teresa
Herlinda Gomez
Anthony
Gomez
Westside Drive
Gate Road
Canutillo
CareStar Wins Board Vote to Continue Air Service and Rehab Plans
The Bismarck North Dakota hospital board approved resuming CareStar helicopter air service with a replacement helicopter and medical equipment. They also greenlit a 22 room in patient rehabilitation unit costing 1.86 million dollars to be built on 3 West, with Day surgery and Endoscopy moved to the new Dr Wheatley Stewart Medical Pavilion.
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CareStar
Med-Trans
Bismarck
N.D
Gary Schwalsz
Webster
Wheatley Stewart
Tony Ruiz
Robert Abernethy
Globe Theatre volunteer Dunn shares stage tours charm
Kathryn Graybill, Globe Theatre resident artist, praises Dunn for lively costume tours and storytelling about theater history. Dunn describes guiding visitors from around the world, making tours informative and fun, with strong community ties and weekly theater group outreach.
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Dunn
Scesurk
Globe Theatre
Juliet
Kathryn Graybill
Graybill
Globe
London
Perry outlines tax plan to ease school funding burden
Perry and business leaders discuss shifting property tax structure to relieve public schools. A split-tax roll would tax residential and commercial property separately, aiming for a maximum rate near 75 cents in both categories. Estimated relief reaches about $300 million for businesses and $1.4 billion for homeowners as Burns meets lawmakers in Austin. Perry travels Texas towns to sell school finance reforms.
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Ers
Perry
Walt
Morris Burns
Permian Basin Petroleum Association
Burns
Austin
Craddick Opposes Corporate Activity Tax Says No BAT
Burns cites House Speaker Tom Craddick opposition to a corporate business activity tax and notes stalemate in Austin. He says PBPA objected to a BAT with Dewhurst staff while acknowledging severance tax acts as a de facto BAT. Burns describes 4.6 percent oil and 7.5 percent gas sales taxes as stated.
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Tom Craddick
Midland
Burns
Craddick
Austin
PBPA
Dewhurst
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Valley Baptist Medical Center
Ingen
DPS
Nancy Drake
Hospi
Judy Hayes
Mary Thompson
Thompson
Hayes
Theron Park
MCH
Center For Heart
Charles Marie
Anya
Iva
Andrews Hwy
Mohsin M.syed
M.D
Briarwood Avenue
Wal-Mart
Creck XL
Oreck XL
Creck Floor
Midkiff
Man Moro
Owen
Umm
NSCOR
Permian Family Clinic, Inc
Odessa
Rowell Carlson
Odessa & Midland Family Clinic
Eee
Habla Espanol
Odessa American
East 4Th St
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