CHC proposes not for profit run Ward Memorial Hospital
CHC offers zonal support including lab and facilities, referral services, and a purchasing cooperative with 24 Southwest hospitals plus physician recruiting funds. Ward County weighs three proposals while staff resignations and cash flow issues loom. County Judge Massey questions upfront payment and long term subsidies in CHC plan, amid public division.
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Jury Duty Calls Woody Allen as Court Tensions Rise
New York prospective juror Woody Allen told Judge Paul Bookson he distrusts lawyers courts and the legal system during civil court jury duty. The judge delayed the case and sent the pool home while Allen remains on telephone standby amid ongoing notoriety from his 1993 custody fight and subsequent marriage to Mia Farrow’s adopted daughter Soon-Yi Previn.
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Court security debate weighs holding cells and armed bailiffs
Ector County officials consider using holding cells in the courthouse and armed bailiffs to improve security. Judges criticize current practices as unsafe with multiple hearings and chained inmates. A workshop at 10 a.m. will discuss devices like metal detectors and x ray machines funded by $180,000 in offender fees.
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Pope John Paul II visits Cuba amid church rights push
Pope John Paul II arrives in Havana amid Cuban aims to loosen church state controls while Fidel Castro defends the island against the U.S. embargo. He endorses church privileges as crowds cheer, photos adorn palm trees, and the Plaza of the Revolution shows Christ and Che Guevara.
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Clinton Officials See Immunity Hint in Lewinsky Case
In a television interview Ruth Bader Ginsburg noted Starr could grant immunity to Monica Lewinsky in exchange for cooperation. Lewinsky plans to testify in the Jones suit Friday, possibly invoking the Fifth Amendment. The White House faced a day of turmoil as reports linked Lewinsky to jobs via Vernon Jordan and a Revlon connection.
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Texas Lotto Winning Numbers Report January 21 1998
The Texas Lottery announces Lotto Texas results for Wednesday January 21 1998 with numbers 12 19 20 40 41 44 and an estimated jackpot of 17 million dollars. Pick 3 and Cash 5 results are available via Infoline at 580-4636 6600. The TLC Odessa regional office contact is 4682 E University Blvd 915 368-5243 and winning numbers are unofficial until verification.
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Lotto Texas Off By One: No Ticket Matches Six Numbers
State lottery officials said no tickets matched all six numbers drawn Wednesday night in the Lotto Texas game. Saturday night’s drawing is estimated to be worth 17 million dollars.
Sharp defense of funds promises tax cuts to taxpayers
Sharp argued from existing state funds that producing surpluses should return to taxpayers as tax cuts. He described the program as a tax cut and noted Lone Star scholarships would be adjusted for students receiving other financial aid.
Bank VP 25 files age bias suit in New Jersey
A 25 year old former Bergen Commercial Bank vice president may pursue an age discrimination lawsuit. The New Jersey Appellate Division ruled unanimously that under state law anyone 18 or older can sue for age discrimination, even though federal law requires 40 or older. The decision overturns a Superior Court dismissal which said older workers were not replaced by younger ones.
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Michael Sisler
Bergen Commercial Bank
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Odessa American masthead notice
The Odessa American publishes its masthead stating the newspaper is issued each morning from Odessa Texas with the address 222 East Fourth Street. It notes second class postage paid at Odessa and provides a post office box for address changes.
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Classifieds policy notice from Odessa American
Readers Guide contact numbers and policy statement of the Odessa American. It states the paper may accept or reject ads and will not be liable for errors omissions or failures to publish. It also notes the paper will not be responsible for representations of facts in advertisements.
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