Hospitals turn away premature baby in desperate neonatal crisis
A premature baby boy weighing 1 pound 13 ounces born Christmas Day at Gulf Coast Hospital Baytown was refused admittance by major Houston area hospitals due to crowding and staffing. After Temple's Scott & White Memorial agreed to admit, the infant was flown by helicopter to College Station then continued by Army helicopter. The child, in need of a respirator for hyaline membrane disease, faced capacity limits at St. Joseph Hermann Texas Children's and Jefferson Davis Hospitals. The father, Bob Lemley, recently laid off, lacked insurance.
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Snow Storm Causes Few Problems in Odessa Area
A winter storm dropped three inches of snow on the Odessa region Sunday, with icy bridges and overpasses sparking travel advisories. Despite warnings and a few minor accidents, officials reported limited weather-related issues and several commercial flights canceled at Midland Regional Airport, while the airport remained open.
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Louisiana flood displaces 1,000 in storms and floods
The region faced heavy rain and rising rivers across Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas with thousands evacuated. In Colorado a Christmas Eve blizzard closed roads and prompted stay at home warnings while a Greyhound bus accident near Kearney Nebraska prompted emergency response.
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China trains bankers at UT Dallas program
The Bank of China partners with the University of Texas at Dallas to run a full fledged program educating Chinese bankers in Western finance. Li Fuxiang, a Bank of China official, becomes the program’s first graduate, describing the pressure to perform as the first such student sent by China. The Texas program attracted Li over Harvard and is supported by major Texas banks offering internships and stipends.
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Israelis enforcing peace for talks near Khalde amid Lebanon fighting
In a tense Beirut suburb, Israeli troops and tanks surround Khalde as government talks focus on foreign force withdrawal. Lebanese army says 100 soldiers guard Khalde hotel. 18 killed, 27 wounded in 36 hours of sectarian clashes between Christian and Druse militias.
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