Care Mobile Ends Use as Hospital Seeks Alternatives
Odessa’s Ronald McDonald Care Mobile will close October 1 after 2016. Medical Center Health System plans telemedicine pilots at five ECISD sites and routes patients to clinics for care. Officials cite ongoing costs and a shift to permanent clinics, with support from Ronald McDonald House Charities and Family Health Center programs.
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O’hearn
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Dina Jeffries
Ronald McDonald House Charities of
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Ronald McDonald House Charities
Permian Basin
Ronald McDonald Care Mobile
McHs Foundation
Care Mobile
Odessa
Garcia
Family Health Center
Lewallen
Jbs Parkway
West University
W. Clements Ave
Texas Tech
West University Clinic
Walmart
Family Health Clinic
David Garcia
Adrienne Handley
Cavazos Elementary
Clin
Odessa Regional Medical Center
Tasa Richardson
ORMC
CRMC
Richardson
Water project faces uncertain path to Odessa export permit
Republic Water Company faces a possible board rejection or a hearing, with options including sending to an administrative law judge or maintaining the indefinite abatement of the permit. The Odessa City Council extended a letter of intent to buy water, while Fort Stockton Holdings and USGS modeling shape the debate over a 28,500 acre feet per year, 50 year permit and related sales.
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Republic Water Company
Odessa
U.S. Geological Survey
USGS
Fort Stockton Holdings
Clayton Williams
Ables
Gershon
Republic Water
Perkins
Colorado River
Republic
Texas abortion rulings nullify hospital admitting rules and clinic standards
A federal appeals court struck down key provisions of Texas 2013 abortion restrictions, nullifying hospital admitting privileges and surgical center standards as undue burdens per a Supreme Court ruling. Separately, a San Antonio court overturned Laredo’s 15 month plastic bag ban, citing state law that classifies bags as containers. the ruling affects 32 South Texas counties. Environmental groups also sued to stop the Sabal Trail natural gas pipeline, challenging its wetlands permits as unsafe for drinking water.
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Texas
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
Wendy Davis
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South Texas
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Spectra Energy
Duke Energy
Florida Power & Light
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Nikki Nobles
Associated Press
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