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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2000
Page
1
In Odessa Gary Nelson creates Western themed art in a fenced yard behind Kerr's Jewelry. The piece discusses tanning culture, warnings about sun exposure, and cautions to skip tanning sessions for health reasons.
Brett Bodine, middle son among three racing brothers, remains one of NASCAR's last driver owners as the family team continues to endure challenges.
Paul Johnston aged 95 and Lula Marschal 94, married 75 years ago, were injured in a head on collision while taking peaches to a 102 year old friend near Woodburn Oregon. Police suspect the other driver drifted into their lane on a highway south of Portland. Marshal had replied to a 1924 Idaho college romance letter. Johnston flew to see her and proposed four days later. The couple remained in separate ICU rooms with injuries.
Dr Mujahed Abbas of Texas Tech Odessa says fear and denial keep people from HIV tests in the Permian Basin where 12 new HIV cases and 258 AIDS cases have been reported in Ector and Midland counties from Jan 1 to June 12. He treats most local HIV patients and notes about 150 with active cases.
The Nature Conservancy pursues private sector involvement in Davis Mountains conservation near Fort Davis. The effort centers on sustainable resource use and subdivision management to protect natural resources in the region.
At a first-ever development summit the seven rich nations plus Russia pledged to fund schooling, health care and computers for the world's poorest. Japanese prime minister Mori said to break poverty's cycle, while Clinton pushes a human face on globalization.
Odessa Regional Hospital officials on July 13 approved a shift in expansion plans to situate the project on the north side of Street. The two acre park adjacent to ORH will remain in its current location after discussions with the Degyne Progressive Study Club and Lioness Club. POTTER said the change reflects consensus and will be presented to the City Council with possible election implications.
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