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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 2004

Page

5

Hospital boards weigh cuts to cover 2005 deficit

Ector County Hospital District faces a 2005 deficit of about 2.8 million as administrators consider a mix of options including a rollback tax rate to 0.12030 per 100 valuation, a 12 percent room-rate increase, and a voluntary retirement plan for 59 employees totaling 2.3 million in salaries. Board members urge a detailed plan to curb monthly deficits of roughly 230,000 and reduce reliance on reserves.

Barnes Global Information Systems Odessa Ector County Hospital District Board William Hetzler Hetlzer Medical Center Hospital Medical Center Robert Abernethy Hudspeth Renee Henderson Earis Earls Hetzler Abernethy Hetzer Alliance Hospital Finance Committee Thompson

Odessa High student cited after three car collision

An Odessa High School student was cited for failing to yield right of way after a three car collision at 12th Street and Golder Avenue. The white pickup turning left struck a yellow pickup and then hit a northbound maroon SUV. no serious injuries or hospital transport reported.

Odessa 12Th Street Golder Avenue 12Th Golder

Odessa Death Notices Chronicle of Aug. 17 2004

Multiple Odessa area obituaries report deaths on Aug 15 17 2004 with services in Sunset Memorial Gardens Rose Hill Cemetery and First United Methodist Church. Survivors include spouses children and siblings with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Memorials and private arrangements noted.

Mary Allbright Odessa Mary Love Walker Allbright Sunset Memorial Gardens First United Methodist Church Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Loraine Gordon Allbright Jeanie Finn Jean Kegans Arlington James Arnold James Douglas J.D Arnold Rose Hill Cemetery Dick Brown Odessa Funeral Home Houston Linda Kay Arnold James Thomas Arnold Beaumont S É Joe Martinez Fort Stockton Joe Anthony Martinez Medical Center Hospital St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Flora Hinacay Fort Stockton Catholic Cemetery Memorial Funeral Home Adrian Martinez Midland Chelsea Martinez Jose and Maria Martinez Oscar Martinez Marcos Martinez Isaac Martinez Eric Jessie Mindel Jessie Ellen Mindel First Christian Church Tommy Potter Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home Iowa Park Wilbur Jess Mindel Cincinnati David Mindel Jeanene Taylor Lois Leslie Evelyn Jennings Sweetwater L.H. Patterson Fort Stockton Funeral Home A.D. Jackson East Hill Cemetery Cindy Hiles San Angelo Idell Patterson Bobby Patterson el Paso Bsack Ramirez Pecos Kesack Sosa Ramirez Reeves County Hospital Assembly of God Church Peaceful Garden Funeral Home Mary Ramirez Larry Ozuna Isack Ramirez Jr Raymond Ramirez Mesquite Reyes Ramirez Richard Ramirez Ronald Venne Kaleva Mich Ronald Delbert Venne Sienna Care Center Martinez Funeral Home Muskegon Ronald Venne Jr San Antonio Kenneth Venne Abilene David Venne Owosso Ralph Venne Irving Donna Jordan Yvonne Bennie Wilia Riverdale Bennie Williams Andrews Marietta Health and Rehabilitation Center Marietta Felita Williams-Morgan Atlanta Billie J. Williams Crawford Williams Glen Williams Dallas Billy Jo Dixon Archie L. Williams Stockbridge Connie D. Baugh Mabelton, Ga Dora Wilson Odessa Dora Marjory Braswell Wilson Unitarian Universalist Church Frank W. Wilson Ariz Max Wilson Tulsa Okla Mia Gibson Richard Braswell Indianapolis Sue Braswell

Final Summer Concert at Annie Riggs Museum

Pecos singer Doug Hathorn performs at 8 p.m. Friday in Zero Stone Park across from Pecos County Courthouse. He is joined by Harry Reddick of Pecos and James Mullens of Grandfalls for the last edition of the Summer Off the Patio series. Refreshments at the museum prior to the free public event.

Fort Stockton Pecos Doug Hathorn Annie Riggs Hathorn Harry Reddick James

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