MCH Bistro Cafeteria Spurs Patient and Staff Satisfaction
Hospital cafeteria known as the MCH Bistro offers a deli grill salad bar chef specials and desserts with a milkshake machine serving about 400 people during lunch. Breakfast carts on wheels reduce waste and keep meals from scratch with on site cooking.
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MCH Bistro
Halladay
Rosemary Graham
Amy Minjarez
Essie White
White
Cooling-off period issued to United Airlines mechanics
A 30 day cooling-off period was ordered to avert a strike by United Airlines mechanics amid a labor dispute. President Bush expressed concern about the impact of any airline strike on the public, as a fact finding report from the United and IAMAW was submitted to the White House.
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United Airlines
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Pute
MCH Food Facts Showcases Hospital Kitchen Efficiency
Donna Halladay details MCH Food Service operations for a 382 bed facility. In 2001, 672131 meals served, $1.2 million spent on food, and about 500000 cups of coffee. Trays travel via conveyor to be filled, with four week menus rotating and dietary restrictions enforced by tickets. Power outages trigger preplanned steps to serve cold items.
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Amy Minjarez
Food Service
Medical Center Hospital
Odessa
MCH
Donna Halladay
Halladay
Sandy Hill
A S Food Service
James Earl Jones plaque error sparks light reaction in Lauderhill
At a Martin Luther King tribute in Lauderhill Florida James Earl Jones joked about being called James Earl Ray by an engraver as Merit Industries explains the mistake while giving him an Ashanti stool for the ceremony. The incident followed escalating legal actions involving Gloria and Emilio Estefan against actor Juan Carlos Diaz who accuses the couple of threats and inappropriate conduct.
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Deborah White- Labora
Juan Carlos Diaz
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Cuba
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Estefans
Students spread kindness with cards for NY fire and police
Joni Reese and Tina Hardarson led Underwood students in making poster board cards and collecting signatures. They mailed one poster to the New York Fire Department and another to the New York Police Department. Later that month they received thanks from Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik and the Citizens' Scholarship Foundation of America co chaired by Bill Clinton and Bob Dole. Kerik sent coloring books to kindergartners through second grade. Kayla expressed pride that their effort helped ensure money was received and their help was acknowledged.
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Tina Hardarson
Underwood
New York
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City funds enable Odessa anniversary event plans
Wells indicated quick planning for an anniversary celebration with museum exhibits and oral history projects. The City Council provided 30000 dollars in hotel and motel tax receipts to Main Street Odessa, with any profits to be split between the city and the organization as plans firm up.
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Main Street
Odessa
Marines aid conference to fund Afghanistan rebuild effort
In Tokyo a two day Marines led conference seeks funds for Afghanistan reconstruction. US pledges 290 million and Japan up to 500 million over 2 1/2 years. UN estimates first year costs at 1.7 billion and up to 15 billion overall. Taliban and al Qaida threats persist amid security concerns.
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Guantanamo
Odessa American contact and missing person lines
The Odessa American provides contact numbers for newsroom hours and a missing person line. Readers can reach main, out of town, and missing person numbers with specified call times.
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Readers Guide Retail Advertising Rates and Contact Info
The Odessa American advertises classified department contacts and subscription rates. It lists phone numbers for Readers Guide and Classifieds, notes a liability disclaimer, and shows pricing for 1, 3, 6 month and weekly subscriptions, including weekend and Sunday editions.
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Enron fallout sparks political fodder and punchlines
A satirical look at Enron fallout touches on Bush and Clinton figures, Arthur Andersen’s collapse, and GOP shifts. The piece notes Al Qaeda and Taliban figures at Guantanamo, Limbaugh’s hearing, Musharraf on bin Laden, and controversial White House tours, ending with a plug for Argus Hamilton’s Comedy Store appearances.
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America
Red Cross
U.S
Guantanamo Naval Base
al- Qaida
Washington D.C
Bush
Hillary Clinton
State inspector cites toys to downgrade Wilmington day care
November report states a state inspector used new Early Childhood Environmental Rating System guidelines to downgrade Kids Gym Schoolhouse in Wilmington after finding nine 2 inch toy soldiers. The inspector claimed the facility engaged in shaping violent behavior and promoting violence.
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Wilmington
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