Correction: Odessa business owner not bankrupt
An error in Monday's BIZ section misstated La Guadalupana West Corn Mall owner Baeza as declaring bankruptcy. The Odessa American corrects the record and notes no bankruptcy filing by Baeza.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2002
Page
2
An error in Monday's BIZ section misstated La Guadalupana West Corn Mall owner Baeza as declaring bankruptcy. The Odessa American corrects the record and notes no bankruptcy filing by Baeza.
A notice states that a list intended for Sunday's Odessa American was inadvertently omitted from the publication. The item explains the error and indicates the missing contents will be published in a forthcoming issue. No names or specific dates are provided in the fragment.
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Former Permian head coach Mills speaks about rumors and misperceptions surrounding his dismissal after a 5-5 stretch over three seasons. He notes letters to school board, limited response, and a desire to move forward while praising players and junior highs for their efforts.
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