Portrait of an Odessa real estate broker on the hospital board
A private look at a public figure from West Texas, detailing personal background in Odessa, occupation as a real estate broker, board roles, family, church, and beliefs. It lists birth in Vandalia Missouri, March 5, 1936, and ties to Odessa organizations.
Senior investigated in alleged nursing home assault
Odessa police and state officials probe claims a resident at The Parks Good Samaritan Village sexually assaulted another resident. The woman was examined at Medical Center Hospital. No charges yet. A nursing assistant reported seeing an elderly man touching a woman in her bed. The two residents are longtime patients. the man has been moved to a VA Hospital in Big Spring. Families were offered counseling. If found at fault, the facility could face immediate or non immediate jeopardy, risking Medicaid certification termination and possible closure. Connie Moriatis, director of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrice Meier
Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society
Meier
Texas Department of Human Services
Nursing Home
Veterans Administration Hospital
Big Spring
Charline Stowers
Department of Human Services
Stowers
Connie Moriatis
CDBG Plan Emphasizes Housing and AIDS Aid
The Odessa CDBG plan for 1996-97 directs most federal funds to housing improvements and aid for the homeless with HIV AIDS. Mary Dominguez presented the five year Consolidated Action Plan to the City Council detailing allocations for next year and noting confidentiality concerns around AIDS services. The document uses 1995 health data to illustrate the housing and care gaps faced by affected residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dominguez
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Dominguez
Odessa
Health Department
Zedillo backs Madrazo amid Tabasco protests violence
In Villahermosa President Ernesto Zedillo affirmed support for Gov. Roberto Madrazo Pintado amid ongoing clashes between protesters and supporters. Leftist protests snarled highways, left about 10 injured and 25 detained, as allegations over Madrazo’s 1994 campaign financing surfaced. Pemex to fund 38 million dollars in social development for Tabasco this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villahermosa
Mexico
Ernesto Zedillo
Tabasco
Roberto Madrazo Pintado
Madrazo
Zedillo
Roberto Madrazo
Democratic Revolutionary Party
Odessa unemployment drops to 6.8 percent in May
May mobility shows Odessa unemployment at 6.8 percent with total workforce 42,788 and 3,146 unemployed, down from April's 3,417. Labor analyst Mark Dermit cites construction projects and new business openings as driving a brighter outlook while Midland area rates show mixed trends.
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Odessa
Texas Workforce Commission
Mark Dermit
The
Commission
Midland
Dermit
Career Midland
Total Unemrosever
Itan Statistical Area
Bomaigoy Foyelich Instotes
New Permian Basin clinic funded to half cap
The Ector County Hospital District voted to allocate 4 million in federal indigent funds to cover about half the cost of a new 72,000 square foot Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center clinic in Odessa. State funds will cover the rest as construction is planned to start by August 1997, with aims to boost West Texas health care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech University
Odessa
Permian Basin
Ector County
Hospital
Texas Tech
West
Texas
Virgil Trower
University Health Sciences Center
Brad Walker
Texas Tech Center
Hospital Board
Shy Oy Tal
David Boutin
Drew Crutcher
The
Chamber of Commerce
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Ector County Hospital Board
Vandalia, Mo
First United Methodist Church
Joyce
Donna
Tonya
James
Mexi
Jesus Christ
Henry Ford
Mickey Mantle
Franklin Roosevelt
Curriculum Vitae
Ector County Hospital Board of Directors
Odessa Optimist Club
First State Bank Board of Directors
Odessa Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Texas Tech Health Science Advisory Committee
Odessa Industrial Development Corp
CDBG
Darwin Weigel
Victoria Arellano
TTT
West Odessa
Arellano
Odessa College
S.L
Kathleen Tiner
Tiners
Revolutionary Democratic Party
Institutional Revolutionary Party
Santa Cruz
Oly Petroleos Mexicanos
Pemex