September Celebrations Sketch From Be Kind to Editors to Public Lands Day
A humorous survey lists many September observances from Be Kind to Editors and Writers Month to Public Lands Day. It notes playful events such as Boss Employee Exchange Day and National Be Late for Something Day, alongside quirky captions about cats, honey, pianos, and pickled peppers, all presented in a light, satirical tone.
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Morehead City
N.C
Los Angeles
United Nations International
National Food Service
Pacific Ocean
Balboa
Paul
Pete
Patty
Peggy
Richard II
Nixon
Midland hospital district approves 18 percent tax hike
Midland County Hospital District directors vote to raise the 1991 ad valorem tax rate to 16.62 cents per $100 valuation, aiming to cover an estimated $800,000 budget shortfall from indigent care costs. The district fears revenues will still fall short as indigent care climbs to about $8.3 million while tax receipts reach $6.1 million. A rollback petition may be pursued after public comment.
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Midland
Midland County Hospital District
Star
Ex-welfare mom praises job program success
Debra Lendrum, mother of seven, rose from welfare to business ownership through PIC training. She spoke at a Wednesday luncheon at The Odessa Hilton, where six recipients earned certificates for retraining or new education under the Job Training Partnership Act.
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Debra Lendrum
Lendrum
Permian Basin Private Industry Council
Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
PIC
Odessa Hilton
Her
Day care center dedication turns dream into reality in Odessa
The Odessa alge sen Sssyond gag Wheatley Day Care Center at 700 S Washington Lane was dedicated with 75 to 100 attendees including residents and city officials. The 3,680 square foot facility cost 252000 and can care for up to 80 children from infants to age four, replacing the older Murphy Street nursery licensed for older children. Mayor Lorraine Bonner attended the ribbon cutting as leaders praised the project.
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Mary Walker
Odessa
Png
Alge Sen
Wheatley Day Care Center
S. Washington Lane
Walker
Foot
Murphy Street
Lorraine Bonner
Odessa to close Monday city offices and reopen Tuesday
The Odessa area will close all city hall and state county offices Monday with regular hours on Tuesday. Ector County offices including the courts and Sheriff’s Administrative offices will be closed Monday and reopen Tuesday. UTPB administrative offices closed Monday. Classes start Thursday September 6. Police and fire protection remain uninterrupted. The Odessa American delivery.
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Odessa
Ector County
Sheriff's Department
ECISD
Odessa College
UTPB
Skilled nursing center nears completion at MCH
MediCare patients to be housed in a hospital based skilled nursing facility at MCH by Nov 1. The 24 bed unit will serve patients who need post acute care not eligible for home or long term care. The project aims to reduce unused beds and extend Medicare coverage, with renovations on the fourth floor underway.
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Mediprew
Slippe
Mi Ital
San Machel St
Odessa
Arenes Hospital
J. Michael Stephans
Stephans
Medicare
Delaney
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Ken Brodnax
Lems
Glasscock
Wilbam Bednar
Private Industry Council
Center
U.S. Post Office
City Hall
Police and Fire Dept
Debra Simpson
Mch
Kari Beghtol
Thenter Hospital
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