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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2021
Page
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A fragment from the Odessa American mentions spending numbers, citing an amount of 112138.47 dollars in a LO account related to COAT or EOC actions. The text is garbled but preserves a financial figure and a reference to organizational units such as UCR and CU.
Ector County reports 16,397 cases and 338 deaths while Midland County shows 16,699 cases and 251 deaths. Texas totals reach 2,699,083 cases and 45,411 deaths, with U.S. totals at 29,052,862 confirmed cases and 527,726 deaths.
Odessa Regional Medical Center offers first dose Pfizer vaccines from 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekend hours at 3001 JBS Parkway and 6030 W. University Blvd. Walk ins welcome, free while supplies last. No appointment needed. For details call 432-582-8549 or visit the ORMC vaccine page. ORMC will schedule second doses for Ratliff first-dose recipients.
President Biden announces the $1.9 trillion relief package, saying it will help the United States defeat the coronavirus and bolster the economy. Key provisions include direct payments, extended unemployment aid, and funding for vaccines and schools.
Rep. Keith Bell filed House Bill 434 to let students substitute a career and technical education credit for a fine arts credit. A committee hearing occurred March 9 as supporters argue CTE helps students pursue career paths, while opponents value preserving fine arts.
Volunteers at Medical Center Hospital return after a near year absence due to the COVID-19 outbreak. MCH Manager of Volunteers Jennifer Jones says safety remains priority as they resume with precautions and a slow reintroduction, following lower case numbers and vaccination progress. See RETURN Page 5A
Od ess a High School may reopen its long forgotten observatory this spring after discovery by the Ector County ISD innovation team. Two old telescopes remain functional and the roof retracts to reveal sky views, with staff planning hands on science for students.
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