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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 2016

Page

8

States sue to roll back transgender health rules in federal bid

A coalition led by Texas and joined by Wisconsin Kentucky Nebraska and Kansas challenges May federal health rules that would ban discrimination by doctors hospitals and insurers against transgender people. The suit claims the rules could compel medical actions against beliefs and judgment while opponents call the proposal practical and necessary for patient care.

Austin Texas Wisconsin Kentucky Nebraska Kansas Christian Medical and Dental Association Franciscan Alliance

Four arrested in protest against federal oil lease sales

Four protesters were arrested at the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management office in Harahan near New Orleans. About a dozen linked to a petition with 184,000 online signatures urged an end to Gulf drilling. Renate Heurich, a retired teacher, warned the Gulf’s sale risks children’s future as others pressed the action outside the privately owned building.

Harahan New Orleans Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Gulf of Mexico Gulf Renate Heurich Jefferson Parish Danny Somrow Right John Clark Blake Kopcho Texas

Mary Ann Kettler Sauer obituary in Odessa

Mary Ann Kettler Sauer age 82 died Sunday August 14 2016 at Medical Center Hospital Odessa born August 25 1934 in Helena Kansas to Edward and Lillian. Survived by family and Friendship Group in Christ. Rosary August 26 at St Mary Catholic Church Odessa Funeral Mass August 27 at St Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church Odessa. Donations to Catholic Charities Ector County Youth Alternative Center Kairos.

Odessa Mary Ann Kettler Sauer Mother Mary Jesus Christ Our Lord MaryAnn Sauer Carla Tilghman Rosa Mendoza Rachel Orona Karina Ornelas Hernandez Mabel _Morales Cathy O'Reilly Sheila Salazar Imelda Loya Christina Mendoza Patricia Garcia Medical Centers Hospital She Helena Edward Lillianer Dee John Wil St. Mary Catholic Church St. Elizabeth Ann Seaton Catholic Church Hilary Father Woodruff MaryAnn Medical Center Hospital Catholic Charities Ector County Youth Alternative Center Kairos Slg Sanaa

Castillo Jones to head Texas-New Mexico group

Lilia Castillo Jones, a longtime Texas newspaper executive, will lead the Texas-New Mexico Newspapers Partnership. She will depart as publisher of the Valley Morning Star in Harlingen to become president, succeeding Sergio H. Salinas who retired in June. Partners include the El Paso Times and papers in Las Cruces Farmington Alamogordo Carlsbad Ruidoso Silver City and Deming.

Las Cruces N.M. Gannett Co Texas Lilia Castillo Jones el Paso Times New Mexico Harlingen Texas-New Mexico Sergio H. Salinas Farmington Alamogordo Carlsbad Ruidoso Silver City Deming

ECISD unaffected by federal transgender facilities ruling

A Texas federal judge blocked the Obama administration directive on bathroom and locker room use by transgender students, but ECISD officials say the ruling will have little impact on the district. ECISD leaders emphasize local control and case by case decisions while noting no district implications known. Local officials, including Mike Atkins and Teri Ervin, defend the district’s handling as protecting student privacy and safety. Congressman Brooks Landgraf applauded the ruling as limiting federal overreach and advocated local governance.

Texas Ector County Independent Mike Adkins White House U.S Reed O’connor Associated Press USS Reed O'Connor Mike Atkins ECISD Atkins Teri Ervin Tom Crowe Ervin Brooks Landgraf Odessa Obama West Texas Landgraf Washington

Texas fines testing vendor for 5.7 million and 15 million upgrades

Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath announced a 5.7 million dollar fine against Educational Testing Service, the STAAR test contractor. The state requires 15 million in upgrades to safeguards and online enrollment and testing systems after last year’s glitches.

Austin Texas Mike Morath Muh-Rath State of Texas

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