Volunteers lift 16 thousand dollar ramp for girl in Odessa
Central Baptist Church members ABLE Independent Living Center and Make America Better fund a $16,000 home ramp for a 5-year-old West Odessa girl improving access to her family's home.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2005
Page
1
Central Baptist Church members ABLE Independent Living Center and Make America Better fund a $16,000 home ramp for a 5-year-old West Odessa girl improving access to her family's home.
Horrified tourists and residents recount a night of fear after overnight bombings in Sharm el-Sheik. At Naama Bay, the resort’s main strip, a hotel and shops suffered damage as authorities confirmed at least 88 deaths and many injuries.
Medical Center Hospital officials plan a 5.7 million cancer center on the hospital campus to house Texas Oncology services and attract investment. Opponents led by Roy Allen and Smart Cancer Care LLC argue against the site and raise concerns about costs and control. Fred, a hospital district board member, joins critics as the plan moves toward a September groundbreaking.
The Odessa American reports an online reader poll on building a new cancer treatment center at Medical Center Hospital. It drew 572 votes with 284 Yes and 288 No, described as a near deadlock amid tension and debate over whether the project is needed.
ECISD faces registration barriers as state rules mandate two new vaccines for young children. Children 2 months to 5 years must have the PCV vaccine and those over age 2 need two hepatitis A doses. Nurses say students without proper vaccines will not be registered at Lamar Early Education Center and Carver Elementary Education Center during Monday through Wednesday registrations.
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