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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2000
Page
1
Fire Chief John Brown says Odessa will relocate two fire stations next year to improve citywide fire protection. Separately, ex Ku Klux Klansman David Duke launches a white civil rights group claiming mass minority discrimination. A famed hacker is released after five years with strict three year no-Internet restrictions.
Liana Gedz sues obstetrician Dr Allan Zarkin for 5 million claiming he carved his initials A Z into her abdomen after a cesarean to mark the birth of her daughter. Witnesses say Zarkin joked about it while Gedz calls the act branding and compares it to rape.
As oil nears 30 dollars a barrel, airlines add surcharges and heating bills rise, yet inflation stays tame. Analysts note energy efficiency and a lighter oil impact on the economy, with supplies tight but growth resilient despite higher fuel costs and aging energy trends.
T J Mills and Permian High School Principal Brian Rosson exit the ECISD Administration Building after a briefing with athletic department officials to discuss district sports policies and upcoming decisions.
TJ Mills aims to become Permian High School’s ninth head football coach after ECISD board confirmation expected to be routine. Mills, Sealy High School’s long-time coach, traveled with family for meetings, toured the campus, and spoke with Permian staff before agreeing to the move. His departure ends a 15 year era and brings high anticipation from fans and officials.
Four East Texas hospital board members quit in protest as Community Health Systems faced backlash over Cleveland Regional Hospital operations. Residents accuse CHS of diverting profits Nashvilleward, limiting local capital, while preparing an IPO. The Alpine board chair said the dispute centers on profits and staffing as Pearce appeals continue.
Bush says it should be up to state legislatures to decide abortion limits and says the Supreme Court erred 26 years ago. He opposes Roe v. Wade generally but does not call for its repeal. Forbes accuses him of ducking the issue as Iowa caucus campaign closes.
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