MCH to pay 330 500 in settlement over lease error
MCH will pay the federal government 330 500 after a settlement approved by the Ector County Hospital District, tied to a 1999 lease of a building at 519 N Lincoln Ave to Basin Orthopedic Surgical Specialists. The deal cites a calculation error by former chief executive J Michael Stephans and an undercharged rent of 6.60 per sq ft vs the fair market value of 10.50 per sq ft.
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Ector County
MCH
Bill Webster
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Lincoln Ave
Basin Ortho
J. Michael Stephans
Webster
Stephans
MCH Undercharged Basin Orthopedic Amid Audit Findings
MCH officials said a two year calculation error led to underpayments to Basin Orthopedic Surgical Specialists. The error was voluntarily reported to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services after an internal audit found it. MCH pays 330,500 dollars to the Office of the Inspector General within 10 days in exchange for release from claims.
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MCH
U.S Department of Health and Human Services
Office of the Inspector General
Inspector General
Ire on GM's troubles at shareholder meeting in Delaware
GM chairman Rick Wagoner outlined a four step plan to revive the North American business including cutting 25,000 U.S. main jobs by 2008 as part of a financial turnaround. He warned that an upswing in the U.S. market or lower gas prices could speed profitability whereas a downturn and higher prices would complicate the path. The plan faces potential pushback from the United Auto Workers.
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Wilmington
Del
General Motors Corp
United States
Rick Wagoner
Delaware
Wagoner
Trol
U.S
United Auto Workers Union
Flatware changes in unusual drawers
Performers of the Disney Broadway musical Beauty and the Beast are moved to unfamiliar spaces as three recreations vehicles and a travel trailer are parked in the Ector Theatre back lot. Executive director Don Stice said dressing rooms in the annex weren’t ready, leaving half the cast without a place to change.
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Cindera Nealy
Odessa
Michael Minyard
Chip’ the Teacup
Ector Theatre
Don Stice
Annex
Ector Theatricals
Beauty and the Beast
Ex-husband shoots son multiple times in Odessa home
Rosie Quigley says her ex-common-law husband Rond Rand shot her son Marcus McDavid, 32, three times with a .22 rifle during a fight at 633 College Ave. McDavid was treated at Medical Center Hospital and flown to Lubbock. Rand is in custody with $50,000 bond.
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Rosie Quigley
Quigley
College Ave
Marcus McDavid
Lubbock’s University Medical Center
Rond
Ector County Law Enforcement Center
Odessa
McDavid
Medical Center Hospital
Lubbock
Rand
Cindr Ed
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