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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 2001

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Beene Heads Home After Rehabilitation in Houston

Odessa's Joe Beene, paralyzed from a November Permian High School football injury, is returning home from the Texas Institute for Rehabilitation and Research for four to eight weeks. His mother Diane says he is improving and completing daily physical therapy sessions.

Houston Odessa Joe Beene Diane Beene Texas Institute For Rehabilitation and Research Joe TJ. Mills

Ashcroft pledges to enforce laws amid abortion rights clash

Attorney General designate John Ashcroft told the Senate Judiciary Committee he will serve all the people and enforce federal laws, even as he called Roe v. Wade wrongly decided but accepted as settled law. He stressed pursuing the national interest, not personal aims, and protecting women’s access to abortion clinics while testifying on Capitol Hill.

Washington Senate John Ashcroft Senate Judiciary Committee

Dubya Event Plans Outdoors in Midland Despite Forecast

Odessa American reports a George W. Bush celebration planned outdoors at Centennial Plaza in Midland with gates at 9 a.m. Umbrellas allowed due to rain risk. If moved indoors to Chaparral Center, 20,000 to 30,000 attendees would face space limits. Midland Chamber notes 14,000 free family tickets printed.

National Weather Service George W. Bush Midland David Mark Bush Centennial Plaza Mark Chaparral Center Midland College Midland Chamber of Commerce

Permian High School Strings Go to National Festival

After weeks of fundraising Satin Strings, a 36 member group from Permian High School, departs for Washington D C to perform at the National Festival of States. California utilities face renewed financial strain as power supply concerns deepen. Timothy McVeigh faces execution set for May 16 for the Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168.

Satin Strings Permian High School Washington, D.C Timothy McVeigh Oklahoma City

Employee sues plant and Ref-Chem over alleged wrongful firing

A former employee files suit against the olefins processing plant and Ref-Chem alleging unlawful termination after refusing to participate in illegal activities. The complaint seeks damages and reinstatement where applicable.

Ergonomics Standards Take Effect With Four Year Phase In

OSHA's new ergonomics standards aim to reduce tendonitis and carpal tunnel by forcing workplaces to document musculoskeletal risks and create reporting and workstation modification plans. The rules begin this week with a first phase by Oct 14, requiring accessible MSD information and a system for reporting early injury signs. Experts urge re-engineering of workstations rather than relying on wrist splints.

Colorado Springs Colo OSHA Susan Johnson Melat

Odessans Weigh Road Trip To Presidential Event

Odessa residents discuss attending a Texas presidential event in Midland with many saying they will stay home. Leticia Lujan cites rain and illness while Aleida Stock puts teaching first. Mac Mariscal may attend but expects work to keep him away.

Odessa Midland Leticia Lujan Sujan Mac Mariscal Bush Mariscal Aleida Stock Stock

OPEC plans oil output cut eyed amid Permian impact

Area oil leaders discuss a 1.5 million barrel per day cut as analysts expect higher prices. In Vienna OPEC members weigh a 5 percent reduction while US and EU pressures to hold current quotas mount. Bell Energy owner cites price management as global demand softens. Venezuelan energy minister speaks to reporters.

OPEC Permian Basin Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Vienna Austria United States European Union John Bell Bell Energy Kermit

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