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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 2003

Page

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Fed cuts rates to 45 year low to spur growth

The Federal Reserve lowered the federal funds rate from 1.25 percent to 1.0 percent, the lowest since 1958, aiming to revive a sluggish economy and curb deflation risk. Analysts say the move may mark the end of the easing cycle begun in 2001 as unemployment hovers near 6.1 percent.

Fed Washington Federal. ‘Reserve Oneisenhower Alan Greenspan David Wyss Standard & Poors New York Bush

Birth of Sailor Kai Sanchez On Father’s Day Return

Damian and Tiffani Sanchez welcomed their son Kai in Norfolk after a trip from Odessa. Relatives captured first family portraits as Kai wore a Born in the U.S.A. bib. Damian joked about diaper duty and immunizations ahead. Father’s Day framed the moment despite the calendar date.

Damian Sanchez U.S.A Kai Dewier Sanchez Tiffani Sanchez Norfolk Odessa

County HIPAA compliance sparks information request dispute

Caddel argues health care information is protected under HIPAA and must be withheld. The OA request was forwarded to the Texas attorney general for ruling after a denial. Tom Todd and his wife enrolled April 1 1993. Todd defends withholding expense details as privileged. Precinct 2 schedules an executive session to discuss the investigation. Precinct 3 notes the county is not HIPAA compliant until 2004.

Caddel HIPAA US Department of Health and Human Services Texas Attorney General Tom Todd Todd Preccinet 2 Greg Simmons Simmons Precinct 3 Barbara Graff Graff

Johnny Cash Returns to Stage After June Carter Cash Loss

In Hilton, Virginia Johnny Cash spoke of pain from his wife June Carter Cash’s death last month and said performing is a healing act. The 71 year old sang hits like Folsom Prison Blues Ring of Fire and I Walk the Line with son John Carter Cash and daughter-in-law Laura Cash.

Hiltons Johnny Cash June Carter Cash Carter Cash Maces Spring Carter Fold Cash Folsom Prison John Carter Cash Laura Cash

Hong Kong Turns to Jackie Chan for Tourism Boost

Hong Kong officials unveiled incentives and events to revive visitor interest after SARS. Jackie Chan will appear in a TV advertisement to refurbish Hong Kong's image as the territory aims to polish its brand following the WHO SARS removal. Selina Chow, Tourism Board chairwoman, said the city would make the brand sparkle.

Hong Kong Jackie Chan World Health Organization Chan Tourism Board Selina Chow Chow

Bond revoked as ex-AG Morales jailed in fraud case

AUSTIN AP Former Texas Attorney General Dan Morales was jailed after a judge revoked his bond. Prosecutors allege his loan applications showing $20k monthly income contradict earlier statements needing a court appointed attorney. Morales faces federal fraud charges tied to a $17.3 billion tobacco settlement. A hearing was scheduled for 1:30 p.m.

Austin Texas Dan Morales Morales Marc Murr Murr U.S Sam Sparks Sparks

Doctors fail to follow guidelines for common illnesses

A new study finds doctors did not consistently apply recommended treatment steps for common ailments. Guidelines are crafted by medical specialty societies, and the analysis highlights the gap between established recommendations and real practice across various conditions, with adherence varying by ailment.

American Academy of Family Physicians American College of Physicians James Martin AAFP Martin Journal Public Health

Doctors show wide gaps in following medical guidelines

A review of 6,712 patient records across 12 cities finds doctors miss one third of immunizations and a third of heart disease medicines while providing about 73 percent of care for pregnant women. Alcoholics and hip problems show the lowest guideline adherence, despite 39 steps for obstetric care. McGlynn credits ACOG distributed forms for improving tracking.

Karl Steinberg Johns Hopkins University ACP Munsey S. Wheley Martin McGlynn American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists

Odessa American subscription and contact details

How to reach us at 337 6262 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Out of town call 800 375 4661. Readers Guide site www Odod c. Publisher Emeritus rates show daily daily Sunday subscriptions with various monthly and annual prices. Copyright notice states reproduction is prohibited without permission.

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Hollywood Age of Scandals and Political Jabs

Hollywood startled as a lookalike Osama bin Laden breached security at Prince William’s party while a $25 million reward failed to prompt calls. In politics, Dems Gephardt and Dean push Iowa and Vermont campaigns amid union endorsements and gay marriage laws. Argus Hamilton headlines The Comedy Store show.

Hollywood Scotland Yard Prince William Osama bin Laden Dick Gephardt Iowa Argus Hamilton Comedy Store Argus Argushamilton

Harris’s self defense claim faced clash over credibility

In closing arguments Harris blamed a prior story shift on new evidence while prosecutor Parras pressed that Harris hid Ceniceros’s body and concocted an after the fact tale. Johnson urged jurors to see Harris’s future at stake, while Parras sought closure for the family.

Parras Harris Ceniceros

Nursery school admissions advisers in New York City

News Weird notes an industry of consultants who coach parents to place 3 year olds in prestigious nursery schools. They charge up to 300 per hour or 3000 for a package, arguing it shortens a 14 year private school path that can cost about 300000. Columbia Grammar is cited with 500 applicants for 34 openings.

New York City New York Times Columbia Grammar

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