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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2021
Page
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A fragmented note references city finances and a push to use taxpayer funds to pursue a legal or political action through January 6. The garbled text mentions authorities, governance, and a call for action by officials or residents.
Ector County reports 16 397 total cases and 338 deaths while Midland County records 16 699 cases and 251 deaths. Texas adds 2 699 083 total cases with 45 411 deaths at state level and the U S reaches 28 937 762 confirmed cases and 524 695 deaths. Further details at covid inthebasin com and the CDC site.
Medical Center Hospital administers first dose Pfizer vaccines at urgent care sites 3001 JBS Parkway and 6030 W University Blvd with no appointment needed. Hours run 9 am to 8 30 pm Monday through Friday and 10 am to 5 30 pm on weekends. Eligibility covers Phase 1A frontline workers, long term care residents, Phase 1B most at risk and 65 plus. Vaccines free while supplies last. Visit metodesia. com/coronavirus for details.
Odessa Regional Medical Center President Stacey Brown announced CRMC will oversee booster administration beginning Thursday after emails go out to residents who received initial doses at Medical Center Hospital mass vaccination events at Ratliff Stadium. Call 582-8549 if no appointment email arrives. do not call to schedule. CRMC and MCH clarify clinics at JBS Parkway and University Blvd. vaccinating about 200 per day. See CLINICS Page 3A.
The University of Texas Permian Basin marching band Pride of the Permian Basin adapts to COVID-19 disruptions. Director Kevin Richardson leads students through a shifted calendar with a spring football season and adjusted rehearsal and performance plans.
Odessa mourns longtime newsman Bill Salter who passed away at 77 after a battle with Alzheimer's. He helped found the Empty Stocking Fund, raising over $2 million for the Salvation Army in Odessa over 26 years, and was praised as a defender of liberty and community informer by OA Publisher Patrick Canty. The obituary notes his dedication to informing his communities and his volunteer legacy.
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