ECISD AGENDA FOR BOARD MEETING AT MEDICAL CENTER
Ector County Independent Hospital District directors meet at 5 30 p m in the Medical Center Hospital board room. Items include land sales interim agreement with West Texas Cancer Center finances with Texas Tech Medical School and personnel. Reports cover performance improvement Texas Tech University administrator search and an update on the prescription program ED renovation cardiac center expansion wage increases and RN pay grade changes. May 9 set to canvass votes from Saturday election.
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Fourth grader wins naming of Texas comptroller mascot Ima Scholar
Corpus Christi story: Yvette Saenz, 10, won a statewide contest with Ima Scholar, a 6 foot tall paper diploma mascot for the Texas Tomorrow Fund. The idea drew on graduation and education themes, inspired by Ima Thinker. Comptroller Carole Rylander praised the chosen name for its educational significance.
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Junior League of Odessa to honor Corrine Wiles Costello at luncheon
The Junior League of Odessa schedules its first Lifetime Community Service Award luncheon at 11 30 a.m. today at Odessa Country Club. Corrine Wiles Costello is this year's recipient for her state and local volunteering. Information: 368 7555.
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Death notices from Marfa and Odessa areas mark 2000 deaths
Arcie Johnson 93 of Midland a retired teacher died April 30 2000 in a Midland nursing home Services set for April ? 10 30 a.m. at First Christian Church Burial at Marfa Cemetery Survivors include two daughters a son nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Alice Elizabeth Aunt Bat Phillips 98 of Odessa a seamstress died April 29 2000 graveside service 2 p.m. at Rose Hill Cemetery Funeral arrangements by Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home Survivor Lela Phillips Barrington Shella barger of Odessa A L Houston 95 of Odessa died May 1 2000 services pending with Frank W Wilson Funeral Directors
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Odessa
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OC college vault seals 25th 50th anniversaries and time capsule
The Odessa College time capsule ceremony included 1971 Odessa American issues and OC brochures. It holds anniversary books, campus flyers, schedules, a Jan 1 2000 Odessa American copy, and a book chronicling district football history. A plaque marks 2046 opening. remarks praise project memories and Moon McFarland recalls Fly's Folly.
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Water restrictions loom as reservoir level drops in Texas
The Edwards Aquifer fell to 649.1 feet, triggering an emergency drought plan as water rationing nears mandatory status at 650 feet. San Antonio received a brief rain but officials warn it buys only days while the aquifer feeds Comal and San Marcos springs and irrigates western farms.
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TIME CAPSULE AT A GLANCE IN ODESSA 1958 PREDICTIONS
Odessa College removed items from a time capsule predicting Odessa in 2000. Predicted population 500000, 4 000 OC students, atomic energy in every home, Gulf water desalination, inland piping, and Odessa a garden spot. City-County government, adjoining Odessa and Midland, atomic electricity, gas fuels petrochemicals, four year college with 3 500 enrollment by 2000.
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Coleman to Step Down From MOHRE Leadership
Coleman announced her departure from MOHRE will not halt progress as she leaves a strong board and a capable team in place. Carol Armstrong praised Coleman as effective and charismatic while noting the mission remains. Coleman may continue to support MOHRE in a new Midland role.
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Lawsuit Claims City Surplus Violates Charter Rules
Plaintiffs allege the surplus in surplus home rule city far exceeds expenditures by about 1.1 million dollars annually, with no debt or dedicated plans for use. They seek an injunction to prevent spending the surplus until court action resolves the issue, while officials say budget matters belong at city council meetings, not court.
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School board settlement ends student graduation dispute
After Riggan was punished, 35 students wrote letters about the principal’s relationship with a teacher. Trustees upheld the punishment and barred the letters from a meeting. Riggan filed his case in May 1999 and now attends Midland Junior College. Attorneys say the board agreed to let him earn a later graduation.
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