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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2005
Page
9
A Revelation 101 prophecy course runs Aug 28 to 31 at Bible Fellowship Church Monahans with two sessions nightly. Topics include antichrist, rapture, tribulation, Kingdoms, Day of the Lord, Armageddon, and Second Advent. Call 943-8958.
Bill Salter writes a weekly column appearing Tuesdays and Sundays. Readers may email comments to williamtells link.freedom.com for feedback and discussion.
PW recalls Allen Damron a Kerrville Folk Festival mainstay from its start in the early 1970s and his friends with PW. Damron died August 14 after a valiant cancer battle, leaving a legacy of obscure recordings and a life shaped by the Austin sound and Kerrville memories.
The hospital board unanimously hired Gjerset & Lorenz to create a program to increase federal Medicaid payments for Medical Center Hospital and partner facilities. A five-hospital alliance would share payments to trigger larger federal matching funds, allowing profit recovery and offsetting indigent care costs.
OC and UTPB start fall terms with strong enrollments. UTPB reports 3,326 students on Aug 19 and forecasts a 5.5 to 6 percent rise by the class day. Odessa College lists 4,305 students with plans for a 10 percent bump, aided by an outreach drive. Valerie Chavez plans a tryout for UTPB women's basketball.
OC enrollment reaches 4605 including 300 concurrent, up from 4500. UTPB enrollment 3326. Students like Broadstreet say scarce parking near the main Mesa building slows rush hour. Rick Dempsey notes new students may not know alternative lots on campus. See SCHOOL Page 25.
Lt. Tavarez says investigators are gathering all information from officers to identify and wrap up details of bomb components found at a Piedmont Street home. Two teens, ages 16 and 15, remain at the Ector County Youth Center on charges of vacuumed explosive components with intent to assemble a device. Juvenile Judge Jim Bobo slated to decide at the next detention hearing on Sept. 1.
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