Odessa club fundraiser nets eleven thousand five hundred dollars
The Odessa Boys and Girls Club raised 11500 in a recent fundraiser led by executive director Mike Burney. The report notes 218 Maryland prosecutors dropped wiretapping charges against Linda Tripp after a judge barred most testimony from Monica Lewinsky, the star witness.
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Speaker to address Odessa graduates at Club Dr event
Joyce Wilson of Odessa will address a group of Project Blueprint graduates tonight at the Odessa Country Club. The program, partly sponsored by United Way, begins at 6 30 p.m. at 7184 Club Drive with aims to boost funding for the organization and return excess cash to support its mission.
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House approves China trade bill gains broad support
The House approved permanent normal trade relations with China on a 237 to 197 vote, a decisive bipartisan win for President Clinton and business interests, ending 20 years of yearly reviews and signaling a major shift in U.S. trade policy. The bill exceeded the necessary 218 votes by 19, with cheers from supporters.
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The heat is on
Photos by Lara Meckfes sel capture a moment showing rising tension and striking scenes as the heat intensifies around a city event photographed by Lara Meckfes sel.
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Compressions Alone Could Boost Bystander CPR
Dr. Russell Harris of Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center Camden says compression only CPR by lay callers may spread quickly and increase the number of people receiving bystander CPR by ending worries. The study highlights practical guidance for dispatchers directing callers to perform chest compressions.
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Chest compressions alone aid bystander CPR outcomes
A New England Journal of Medicine study of Seattle area cardiac arrest patients shows those who received only chest compressions by bystanders survived to hospital at higher rates. About 15 percent of 241 chest-compression patients went home, versus roughly 10 percent of 279 who received both compressions and mouth to mouth resuscitation.
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United Air deal faces turbulence
United Airlines and US Airways plan a merger drawing union scrutiny and antitrust questions. Analysts warn of higher prices and potential DOJ review as the takeover aims to reshape the industry’s sixth largest carrier. Strong entities include United, US Airways, unions, and the Department of Justice.
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DPS to end holiday traffic fatality reports
Texas Department of Public Safety announced it will stop issuing traffic fatality estimates for the holidays after more than 30 years of providing the data. The decision ends the annual fatality reports once delivered during holiday periods.
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