MCH chief executive cites factors in 2000 loss
Bill Webster, MCH chief executive officer hired in May, said in October that several factors contributed to the healthcare group's financial loss in 2000.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2001
Page
1
Bill Webster, MCH chief executive officer hired in May, said in October that several factors contributed to the healthcare group's financial loss in 2000.
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After eight hours of induced labor followed by a Cesarean, Jakob Walker Floyd was born at 12:25 a.m. becoming Odessa's first baby of 2001. He weighs seven pounds four ounces and is in good health. Parents Brent and Tiffany Floyd, residents of Midland, traveled to Odessa with Dr. Diana Duff at Medical Center Hospital where the birth took place.
In 2000 Ector County faced a troubled sheriff race and jail problems. The Texas Commission on Jail Standards found nine violations at the Ector County Jail since 1996, citing insufficient staff to supervise 400 plus inmates. A state of emergency followed in June, with 13 new jailers hired to fill gaps amid calls for county funding.
Yasser Arafat agrees to travel to Washington for peace talks pressured by President Clinton as a car bomb rips through Netanya injuring dozens. Palestinian spokesman calls the trip decisive while the timing keeps hope alive for a three way summit before Clinton's January 20 departure.
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