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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2008
Page
1
Stephen Sparks has withdrawn from ECISD Position 2 board race. District officials say write-in candidates must file by Monday, with withdrawals by Tuesday. If no write-in opposes incumbent Fay Batch, she will run unopposed in May.
First responders Lt William Keegan Jr will address attendees at 5 30 p m Saturday before the Odessa Roughnecks season opener at Ector County Coliseum He wrote Closure about the Ground Zero recovery operation Keegan will also meet Odessa Police Department members and families of three officers killed on Sept 8 West Texas Opportunities has a 130 000 grant via TRIAD to aid veterans and families in Ector Midland Andrews Borden Dawson Fisher Gaines Glasscock Howard Martin Mitchell Nolan Scurry and Upton counties.
Tryon Lewis disputed an accusation from Erin C. Tresner, Buddy West’s chief of staff, that he lied at the Odessa College candidate forum. The runoff will have no West Lewis debate, as Tresner cited the prior debate and refused further word exchanges. Lewis urged public forums, noting candidates should face voters beyond sound bites.
Petition filed in 358th District Court seeks depositions from Letty Moreno Carol Uranga and Sylvia Acosta as part of a dispute with the National Center for Member Trust based in Raleigh over a proposed conversion of First Basin Credit Union to a savings bank. The suit accuses Save First Basin members of directed calls to threaten members to vote yes. Moreno denies involvement.
Culpepper said he could prove calls happened in court but would not reveal how until trial. The petition accuses Save First Basin of false posts claiming $40,000 to $50,000 yearly board compensation. Moreno cited stock-issuing banks and a second conversion vote, while Culpepper noted Texas law allows credit union board pay and denied plans for stock conversion. See FIRST BASIN Page 8A.
Medical Center Hospital threatened to leave the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas network over payment disputes for services to Blue Cross beneficiaries. Negotiations in Dallas failed to bridge gaps, with MCH demanding higher reimbursements and risks of nonparticipation, which would push patients to incur higher out-of-pocket costs.
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