Primary Medical Clinic Seeks Sale to FPC to Avoid Bankruptcy
Officials of Primary Medical Clinic report eight Odessa Midland facilities may face bankruptcy if a planned sale to Atlanta based First Physicians Care Inc fails. The letter to creditors notes 90 percent approval needed by July 25 or the asset purchase may not be completed. Fred Hubbs says the firm has multiple creditors and he was recently hired to manage operations.
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Texans Back Bush in Odessa Poll Results
Special to the Odessa American reports that Texans show broad support for Bush in the latest poll. The survey tracks opinions across multiple counties, highlighting strong backing in urban and rural areas alike.
Texas Poll Finds Texans Back Bush In Ratings Push
The Harte-Hanks Texas Poll shows about 70 percent of Texans approve of Gov. George W. Bush, similar to earlier levels. Disapproval has declined, boosting his prospects for a potential reelection, while Bush notes his work with state leaders and Texans’ improvement goals as focus for a better Texas. Bush has not revealed potential run.
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Scholars Debate Causes of Massacre in Paris
Paris AP reports a debate over the massacre’s cause with pushback on revenge versus fanaticism and speculation about the University of Algiers. One source insists there is no room in his head to contemplate the motive.
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Rates rise cited but wages stay ahead
Washington observers note almost 10 million workers could see fatter pay if laws raise the minimum wage. Stephen Mangum of Ohio State warns the timing matters, arguing a hike during higher wage levels minimizes economic disruption while many sectors such as fast food and retail already pay below new minima.
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Ohio State Fisher College of Business
Development tax election to top city council agenda
Odessa City Council meets Tuesday at 5 p.m. to consider a special election on banning sales tax and reducing the one cent district tax by a quarter cent. If approved, the election would be held November 4. The hospital district was created in 1991 to fund local health services.
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