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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2000
Page
9
A writer recounts an informal poll on desires in the opposite sex and relationships. Men respond in larger numbers than women until a second, firmer survey prompt yields more female feedback. The piece notes surprised reaction to response rates and hints at gender perspectives.
A collection of quoted reflections on relationship preferences shows varied desires for honesty, security, independence, communication, and mutual respect. Participants emphasize listening, emotional support, financial stability, and shared goals, with notes on appearance and confidence. The collage ends with a brief sign-off and contact line.
Midland police linked Monday’s murder suicide to a 20 year oilfield grudge. Christopher Macha 40 fired on John Seay 57 then killed himself after a minor traffic accident near Big Spring Street. Seay once led Seay Exploration Inc. and Macha blamed him for his father’s dismissal.
Danny Armstrong and wife Tammy foster two brothers, Steven and Shawn, bringing them into their Odessa home after group care. The arrangement changed daily life, from endless laundry to higher grocery costs, as the couple adjusted to caring for two young men with needs and hopes for independence.
Ward County Hospital appoints Richard Mathis as CEO with a goal to stop budget overruns in fiscal year 2001. Mathis, ex CFO of Reeves County Hospital and Highland Medical Center, says he has turned around two hospitals and is prepared to do a third. The FY2000 budget stands at about $6.8 million, with a $500,000 county boost for payrolls. FY2001 projected at $6.4 million amid claims of inflated past budgets and revenue shortfalls from indigent care and Medicare/Medicaid reimbursements.
Freddy and June Robison decorate their yard with a nativity scene that stands out for its nostalgic, spiritual message. June recalls finding the display five years ago and hopes it helps keep Christmas focus on the birth of Jesus and its meaning for daily choices.
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