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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 2000

Page

9

Olympic ideals fade in Sydney Games memories

Ken Brodnax reflects on the Sydney Olympics noting choppy tape delays and NBC’s missteps while praising surprising baseball triumphs by Tommy Lasorda's Americans and Rulon Gardner's upset over Karelin. He credits Australian organizing flair and questions the dilution of medal stakes with added sports.

Lance Armstrong NBC United States Ol’ Lance Tommy Lasorda U.S Sydney Wyoming Rulon Gardner Alexander Karelin Karelin America Baby Huey

MCH board to vote on renovations at Medical Center Hospital

Medical Center Hospital plans a 200000 renovation of the Cardio Central out patient unit pending Ector County Hospital District board approval tonight at 5 30 p m in the hospital boardroom 500 W Fourth St Chief Executive Officer William Webster says the project expands a crowded unit and includes a new bathroom and upgraded electrical service Contractors bid 207552 from Hawkins Construction exceeding the 160000 budget with potential carryover from FY2000 Webster notes the district budgets 6 million for capital in FY2001 and a 2001 plan to review a patient transfer policy with board discussion on Page 3B.

Medical Center Hospital Ector County Hospital District Board Fourth St MCH William Webster Webster Hawkins Construction John Durham Texas

Odessa firefighter meets Lamar Early Education students

An Odessa firefighter shares a public safety moment with Lamar Early Education students. He hands out smiles and shakes hands to ease fears of firemen while also demonstrating a car fire suppression spray to show safety steps.

Odessa Ark Hodges Lamar

Odessa woman denied blood donation due to MS

Odessan Carol Wolf, denied blood donation after disclosing multiple sclerosis, cites shortages in Permian Basin. She argues MS is not transfusion transmitted. Medical officials note donor safety concerns and unclear guidelines from United Blood Services.

Odessa Permian Basin Carol Wolf San Diego Wolf American Association of Blood Banks National David Morgan United Blood Services Lubbock Rona Bowerman West Texas MS Society

Three men indicted in 62 ton marijuana import scheme

Three leaders of a drug trafficking ring were indicted in federal court on charges of illegal importation and transport of more than 62 tons of marijuana into the United States. Francisco Balderrama-Rios Ruben Carrasco-Valdez and Eduardo Quiroz-Garcia face multiple counts including continuing criminal enterprise and money laundering.

Midland U.S United States Francisco “Kiko Javier Balderrama-Rios Ruben Carrasco- Valdez Eduardo Armando “Mando” Quiroz-Garcia San Antonio Mark Roomberg Balderrama Israel Shorty Pena Ocon Presidio Rigobeto Loera-Carrillo Gerardo Urquidi Pando Bedford Rios, Valdez Garcia Rios Valdez Sydney Australia Mexico Honolulu Alpine

Green Party candidate pledges to serve voters in Texas energy race

Green Party of Texas candidate Charles L. Mauch says he will work for taxpayers not oil interests if elected to the Railroad Commission. He criticizes current members as beholden to oil, advocates public financing, and urges renewable energy while warning the nation faces an energy crisis and environmental costs from fossil fuels.

Green Party Charles L. Mauch Green Party of Texas Texas Railroad Commission Mauch Michael Williams Railroad Commission William Commission

Trial judge grants death row inmate six week reprieve

TYLER AP Condemned killer Stacey Lawton, scheduled for execution in the Tyler area, was granted at least six more weeks to appeal for clemency after missing a governor's appeal deadline by one day. State District Judge Cynthia Stevens Kent set a new date of Navy, 14. Ed says it’s disheartening.

TYLER Stacey Lawton Cynthia Stevens Kent Lawton Kent Navy

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