Alliance Hospital changes leadership and ownership move forward
Alliance announced a sale of its building to JWR Realty LLC and a lease back as part of a management transition. TSA replaces Specialty Hospitals of America with CEO Bill Cook having earlier led SHA and Robbie Kale and William Weldon prior leaders. Parker joins as CEO taking over amid plans to keep patient care central in the Permian Basin.
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Alliance
JWR Realty LLC
Tripp
T.S.A
Permian Basin
Portsmouth
Parker
Miami Heart Institute
University of Miami
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Riley
Neighborhood echoes fear after stabbing incident
Day says the area has been safe and open with doors left unlocked yet expresses worry about potential danger from a stabbing near his neighborhood. He notes strong community ties and believes the event may be isolated.
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Early silver and gold coins fetch over one million each
The Associated Press reports two of the earliest U S coins sold for over a million: a 1794 silver dollar at 115 million and a 1796 gold Quarter Eagle at 1.38 million. Christine Karstedt of American Numismatic Rarities noted mint condition and rarity. Only about 1,758 1794 dollars were minted and likely under 130 survive. the 1796 gold piece had 963 minted.
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Christine Karstedt
American Numismatic
Wolfeboro
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ECISD seeks unitary status as oversight ends
Atkins told Junell ECISD welcomes the chance to reach unitary status and end federal court oversight. Sollis calls it relief and Hinojosa voices continued concerns about integration, including Latino teacher representation and staff training. Tri-Ethnic and NAACP officials attend, with future work planned to resolve issues before November.
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Wendell Sollis
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Jordan, Johnson and Reagan
Jonell
Tri- Ethnic Committee
Larry Rueles
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Meredith Loveman
Gene Collins
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Randy Rives
Floy Hinson
Butch Foreman
U.S
Royal Furgeson
Senate Moves to Cut School Property Taxes in 2006 07
The Senate backed reducing school property taxes to 1.10 per 100 value in 2006 07 with 2.9 billion in new public school funding and a 2500 pay raise for teachers over two years. Four Democrats opposed the bill citing insufficient funding while a conference committee is expected to seek a compromise with the House.
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Eliot Shapleigh
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Gonzalo Barrientos
Austin
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Texas
House
Perry
David Dewhurst
Brock Gregg
The
Association of Texas Professional Educators
Gregg
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