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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 2011

Page

3

Fatal chase leads to fatal crash and arrests in Texas

Deputy chase ends with a 1997 Ford driven by Anthony Neel not yielding at a stop sign. Neel and passenger Brenda Madrid died, with Madrid's mother lamenting the loss. Officers pursued in marked and unmarked vehicles. Saul Acosta Jr. admitted driving the white Dodge evading deputies.

Fies 8 Mark Donaldson Javier Leyva Donaldson Leyva David Escudero Department of Public Safety West University Boulevard Ford Anthony Neel Westridge Drive DPS Neel Betty Robles Brenda Madrid Acosta Robles Lubbock Shite Odessa High School Acosta Jr N. Alexander Ave Saul Acosta OHS

Social Security facing deficits as baby boomers retire

The Social Security program nears a tipping point as payroll taxes lag and benefit applications rise. With 54 million people relying on retirement disability or survivor benefits and a $2.5 trillion surplus borrowed for other programs, deficits threaten future funding. Tax cuts and general revenue repayments deepen the national debt, while bonds back the program’s promises and supporters insist repayment will occur. Senator Bernie Sanders cites the program’s backing by Treasury bonds and U.S. credit.

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Residents discuss future of local funds and aging program

Mike Patton of Midland laments government mismanagement and doubts funds will last to 2037 while Wilda Wadle of Odessa hopes the program endures for children. Both express concern about benefits ending within a decade.

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