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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 2000

Page

10

Health gaps for Hispanics cited in CDC and caucus report

The CDC reports 45 percent of Hispanics lack health insurance and Latino diabetes rates double Anglo rates. Hispanics account for 20 percent of new AIDS cases and Latino teen girls show higher self harm and substance abuse. Senator Dodd and Rep. Rodriguez announce incentives to expand coverage and CHIPs access, but no current congressional plan.

U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Congressional Hispanic Caucus Christopher Dodd Dconn Caucus Capitol Hill Dodd America Ciro Rodriguez D-San Antonio Rodriguez

Broadband push highlights Texas telecom and power growth

Telecommunications and electric deregulation spark a regional growth surge in Texas. Industry expert Perlman notes rising data transmission markets and a fierce local competition among AT&T MCI and Southwestern Bell as providers expand into rural areas. He cites 30 000 megawatts of new power plants and a 70 to 80 percent broadband reach nationwide in three years. The focus remains on rural deployment and economic development through better communications.

Perlman At&t MCI Southwestern Bells Texas George W. Bush Odessa-Ector Power Partners Texas Independent Energy Interstate 20 Petrochemical West Texas Odessa Midland PAC

Culver murder trial details unfold with witness conflicts

Testimony ties Betty Culver to a fatal shooting of Todaryl amid conflicting statements. Anthony Williams testifies he sold the weapon used, while Patricia McCall offers a rival account. Defense attorney Bob Garcia notes progress as trial resumes in 244th District Court. If convicted, Culver faces 5 to 99 years and a $10,000 fine.

Bland Thomas Culver Betty Culver Anthony Williams Williams Christopher Todaryl Todary Culver Patricia McCall McCall Ohio Bob Garcia Garcia Miss Thomas Anthony Shas Ciisdde Echicae 244Th District Gary Watkins Lilly Plummer Joe Connally Connally 8Th District Court of Appeals el Paso

Local marrow donation drive at Temple Baptist Church

MARROW will recover completely. If this round of chemotherapy goes well, then I will not even need the transplant. Even if they are not able to help Chris, they might be able to help someone else. Anyone between 18 and 60 in good health can become a potential volunteer. The drive runs 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Temple Baptist Church Building G 1000 N. Texas St.

Chris Temple Baptist Church Building G Texas St

Texas Man Killed in Missouri Broadside Crash

Travis Holder, 37, of Karnack Texas, died when the car he rode in was struck broadside by another vehicle on a rural road five miles south of Hayti Missouri. A second passenger was also thrown from the car in the Wednesday night crash, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

Hayti Texas Missouri State Highway Patrol Travis Holder Karnack Missouri Bootheel Holder

Financial Turbulence Hits Playhouse Leadership

Mitchell acknowledged the critical financial situation after reviewing the books, noting turbulence and high stress shared with Colby. Landers said finances declined quickly under Mitchell, stressing that the executive director bears responsibility for money in and the need to restructure.

Mitchell Colby Landers

Amicable split reshapes Permian Playhouse leadership

Chris Mitchell steps down as artistic director in an amicable split at the Permian Playhouse. Landers retains position, Tom Stephan stays as educational director, and the May 26 Cotton Patch Gospel production proceeds funded by Odessa Arts from hotel tax grants.

Mitchell Landers Tom Stephan Odessa Council For the Arts Carol Bryant the Playhouse Ben

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