Driscoll defends Parkview surgeries in 1984 case
Dr. Edward Driscoll testified in federal court defending back operations at Midland Parkview Hospital in 1984 noting the program was suspended temporarily and that he and son Stephen were the only back surgeons on staff. The case involves a $945 million suit alleging conspiracy to ruin the Driscolls' business with multiple defendants.
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Midland
Edward Driscoll
Parkview Hospital
Driscoll
Federal District Court
Parkview
Stephen
Charles Jones
Thomas D. Meek
Phillip Zeeck
Meek
Zeeck
Medical Center Hospital
Driscolls
Jones
Parkview Surgical Control Board
Stephen Driscoll
Surgical Control Board
County bids open for 444000 tax forms in Ector County
Ector County commissioners opened eight bids to print 444000 preprinted tax and receipt forms but tabled the contract until bids are reviewed. Uarco Business Forms of Midland had the low bid at 7700 dollars while Starline Creative Printing of Midland bid 10402 dollars. The board also tabled Rufus Harris's reappointment to the Ector County Child Welfare Board and approved three new members for the eight member panel. An out of court settlement offer from seven Odessa banks tied to a 1984 tax lawsuit was set for discussion, with a vote anticipated in open session.
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Ector County Commissioners
Uarco Business Forms of
Midland
Starline Creative Printing of
Rufus Harris
N. Dotsy Ave
Ector County Child Welfare Board
Jan Fisher
Ector County
Man jailed after wild truck drive
A 3-year-old Georgia man, Bradford C. Moore of Decatur, remained jailed after allegedly commandeering an 18-wheeler from a Wickett truck stop and driving 62 miles on I-20 in westbound lanes heading east. Pursued by at least six agencies, deputies fired on the truck, damaging its tires as Moore continued at 50 to 60 mph with no front tires, endangering motorists.
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Georgia
Ward County
Bradford C. Moore
Decatur
Midland
Ector County Sheriff's Department
Wickett
Monahans
Odessa
Watters
Ward County Justice of the
Crane expands water conservation days to three per week
Crane Mayor Jack Atkinson said higher summer use prompts three days of conservation, up from two. Residents are urged to avoid lawn watering on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays while parks receive county and school district water on nonresidential days. Governor White signed related legislation, with a district election possible in October and a 20 year, 12 million plan for water well and storage expansion.
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CRANE
Jack Atkinson
Atkinson
Jerry Cerfen
Crane County
Pete Tarte
Dallas
Tarte
Mark White
Crane County Commissioners Court
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Monte Whaley
Medical Center
Texas Medical Association
U.S
Lucius Bunton
Texas State Guard Company
George Barnes
W. University
Joanna Burkey
Westwood Drive
Brian Rambo
15Th St
Jerry McGee
Abilene
Jack Graham
Andrews Highway
46Th Street
Big Bang
Arthur Spragg
Rick Brown
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