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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2004
Page
5
The University of Texas of the Permian Basin faced harsh remarks on its research capacity lack of space and support. President David Watts defended faculty culture praising recent hires and more than 1 million dollars in research funding as steps forward.
The report highlights UTPB strengths in chemistry research and fine arts while warning of heavy teaching loads and limited research space. It calls for a permanent executive director for the John Ben Shepperd Public Leadership Institute and possible $48 million science and technology space if approved. It also urges improved research support, a faculty hiring plan, and tenure policy revisions.
The House, in a 344-76 vote, moves to make permanent the expanded bottom tax bracket created in 2001 and widened in 2003. The measure, part of a trio of tax cuts, would affect about 73 million taxpayers and faces Senate action and future budget concerns amid war.
The House Armed Services Committee advances a two year delay to the next base closing round, seeking new Pentagon studies while risking a Bush administration veto and Senate showdown. Key figures include Rep. Joel Hefley Rep. Solomon Ortiz and Rep. Gene Taylor. Mac Thornberry predicts White House and Pentagon opposition.
SEATTLE AP The red brick ranch with a white picket fence was a dream home for Karen Hammer and Chuck Barzen a decade ago. After Barzen's stroke Hammer handles all care tasks while the state pays her 8.43 an hour. A fall budget cut reduced her pay from about 900 to 300 monthly driving poverty, a repossessed van, and mounting calls from creditors. They are selling the house as many Washington home care clients face similar cuts under the Medicaid program changes aimed at standardizing hours.
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