JCAHO Report Highlights Mostly Minor Infractions at Medical Center Hospital
The final JCAHO accreditation report on Medical Center Hospital shows mostly minor documentation glitches and bureaucratic missteps resolved after months of effort. The February survey initially listed 20 improvement requests and preliminary denial, later reduced to 11 in the final edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Center Hospital
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations
Bill Webster
MCH
Hospi
International custody battle spans three jurisdictions
Emily Woo fought a multi jurisdiction custody dispute over her son Roy Shaver, traveling from Beijing to Odessa before winning custody in January. The case crossed two countries and raised questions about cross border parental rights as Woo prepares for a temporary visitation grant to Timlin Shaver in Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Woo
Woo
Roy Shaver
Las Vegas
Timlin Shaver
Roy
Odessa
Beijing
China
Cynthia Clack
U.S
United States
Clean coal officials confident Texas will get FutureGen
Clean coal officials in Texas say their FutureGen bid with a $20 million state commitment will rank among the top site picks by the U S Department of Energy and the FutureGen Industrial Alliance Texas submitted two sites Odessa and Jewett three states were Ohio Kentucky North Dakota West Virginia and Wyoming also filed proposals Odessa Chamber of Commerce official Neil McDonald called the news exciting and urged support for Texas leadership to back the bid through Gov Rick Perry and Railroad Commissioner Michael L Williams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clean Coal Technology Foundation of Texas
Texas
FutureGen
U.S. Department of Energy
FutureGen Industrial Alliance
Foundation
Donna McDonald
U.S. Energy
Samuel Bodman
Odessa
East Texas
Jewett
Waco
College Station
Ohio
Illinois
United States
Neil McDonald
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Permian Basin
Kentucky
North Dakota
West Virginia
Wyoming
West Texas
Rick Perry
Texas Railroad
Michael L. Williams
McDonald
Tornadoes Hit North Texas Kill Three. Wreck 26 Homes
Late night twisters swept rural North Texas killing three people and injuring ten while destroying at least 26 homes. National Weather Service meteorologist Alan Moller confirmed at least two tornadoes, the first near Anna and moving east before a second developed and dissipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
National Weather Service
Alan Moller
Anna
Westminster
Odessa tax boom continues with May sales haul
Odessa, Texas reports a May sales tax of 2,011,382.08 dollars, the 20th rise in 21 months. Finance Director James Zentner cites a strong economy in oil and other sectors, noting Family Dollar and new businesses boosting receipts beyond last May's 1,746,472.45 dollars. The March sales tied to April reporting underpins the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
James Zentner
Comptroller
Zentner
Also Mentioned on This Page
JCAHO
Commission
Mark Sterkelidessa
Clean Coal
McCamey
Monahans Aeeeneee
Fort Stockton
Pecos Seca Ee
Stanton Seneeerererseren
Marfa
Ann
Ces
Democracy In Action
OHS
Odessa High School
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!