Mary O'Hearn Seeks At Large Seat On Hospital Board
Odessa candidate Mary O'Hearn backs a new all landside hospital board with health care insight to improve communications at Medical Center Hospital. She supports a temporary sales tax to raise about 7.2 million annually for equipment and staff pay, plus funding to expand outpatient care and attract specialists.
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Mary O’hearn
Ector Countyistrict Board of Diesel
Medical Center Hospital
O'Hearn
O’hearn
Texas Tech Regional
MCH
Permian Basin
Odessa
Daniel O'Hearn
Bob White Drive
John
Kathleen
Gee Eats
Nne
Rently
Odessa area drug and police incidents and a Midland fatal crash
A Kermit man was jailed on a heroin possession charge after a monthlong Drug Task Force investigation. Guadal Garcia Vigil, held on $10,000 bond, was arrested at 9:45 a.m. Saturday when found with heroin in his 1966 Chevrolet on Clements Street and Grant Avenue. Also reported: an Odessa couple, Alberto and Rosa Zavala, were arrested after an officer was assaulted during a traffic stop. Alberto on charges of aggravated assault and DWI with Rosa cited for a related offense. An Odessa man, George L. Delgadillo, faced cocaine possession and pending theft warrants, with $20,000 bond. In Midland, Paul Thomas Gainey died after his Ford pickup struck an abandoned building during the morning rush, after crossing five lanes and hitting a utility pole.
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Kermit
Permian Basin
Chevrolet
Stanley
Ector County
Odessa
Alberto C. Zavala
Cumberland Road
Allen Stroder
Rosa Zavala
Stroder
Spence
Nediatecter
Apne
Sid R. Lyle
Cumber
Pepos Boulevard
Lyle
J.E. Weatherly
Sa Police Department
George L. Delgadillo
N. Muskingum Ave
South Jackson Avenue
Delgadillo
Midland
Midland Police Department
Paul Thomas Gainey
Front Ave
Midland Memorial Hospital
Midland County
Justice of the Pease
Keith Jobe
Gainey
Front Avenue
West
Burglary and theft reports across city incidents
Police log outlines a one car crash on Front Avenue with Gainey possibly seizing before hitting a pole and no injuries. It lists March 12 burglaries and thefts including jewelry valued at 1000 to 1500 dollars from Oakwood Drive West 24th Street and Andrews Week areas, plus a vehicle items theft from a 1990 Chevrolet and a video recorder from a Ford. Authorities cited include Officers Burglary, B. Miller, and M. Fletcher.
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Front Avenue
Gainey
Mary Elizabeth Rumfield
Oakwood Drive
Uie Louise Helt
West 24Th Street
B. Miller
John Woodward Favor
Ford
Bante
Lundey Am
M. Fletcher
Women injured in separate wrecks in city traffic
Emergency crews worked at Seventh Street and Lasseter Avenue where a pickup collided with another, pinning a driver inside a vehicle around 8 30 p m. In a second crash at Third Street and North Golder Avenue Emma Keller Nunn and Mary Sigman were involved in a collision around 10 30 a m. Sigman rode as a passenger in Nunn s 1986 Oldsmobile Delta 88 which struck a 1981 Buick Skylark driven by Manuela Nunez Silesio.
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Medical Center Hospital
Seventh Street
Lasseter Avenue
Right
Emma Keller Nunn
Odessa
Mary Sigman
Third Street
North
Golder Avenue
Sigman
Nunn
Manuela Nunez Silesio
Brewster Memorial Hospital seeks new administrator after surgeon departure
Brewster Memorial Hospital faces financial strain as administrator Don Karl resigns effective March 30, and chief surgeon Dr Charles Gross plans to leave March 23 for Washington state. Interim admin duties will be handled by Dr Ron Ballew while a replacement is found, with the district noting rural hospital underfunding and Medicare Medicaid reimbursements as core pressures. The Pecos area meanwhile gains a new physician contracted to practice, potentially enabling an ICU reopens and boosting Reeves County Hospital revenues by about 300000 annually.
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West Texas
Texas
Brewster
Odessa
el Paso
Charles Gross
Washington State
Stumberg
Ron Ballew
Pecos
Reeves County Hospital
Ron Patterson
Ector County to review minor E-911 system tweaks
Ector County commissioners will hear a report from the Ector County Emergency Communications District at the 9 a.m. meeting at the Courthouse Administration Building. About 7 000 new addresses were added, and residents outside city limits must post visible numbers for emergency responders. The panel will discuss addressing re checks and updates amid a county wide rollout that began March 1.
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Ector County
Emerced Communications District
Tor County
Eighth St
Don Bonifay
Commissioners Court
Odessa Boys’ Club
Rose Hill Cemetery
Murphy Road
Texas Tech Regional Academic Health Center For Security Services
Jan Fisher
Permian Basin
Guilty Plea Ties To Major Cocaine Bust Near Border
Alfonso Tristan Gonzalez 36 of San Antonio pleaded guilty in Brownsville to possessing more than 400 grams of cocaine as three men linked to the second largest U S cocaine seizure prepared for trial. Investigators raided a border area house Oct 4 finding 17 950 pounds of cocaine valued as high as 1 billion dollars.
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Brownsville
Alfonso Tristan Gonzalez
San Antonio
Gonzalez
U.S
Correction fixes Beta Sigma Phi tea schedule
The Odessa American corrects the First Lady Tea date and venue. The event will be held Sunday at 2725 Palo Verde Drive, replacing the previously published time and location. The article regrets the error and confirms the corrected details.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Odessa Amer
Ican
Palo Verde Drive
New Permian Basin CPAs To Be Honored At Dinner
The Permian Basin Chapter of Certified Public Accountants meets Thursday at the Ector County Coliseum Barn A with a social hour at 6 and dinner at 7. Chuck Wagon Gang provides the meal. The chapter will honor 44 people who earned CPA certificates in the past two years.
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Cpas
Permian Basin
Chapter of Certified Public Accountants
Ector County
Chuck Wagon Gang
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