Triplets Survive High-Rrisk Pregnancy After Surgical Care
Sissie and Jeff Donnell credit doctors at ORH Regional Perinatal Center for preventing miscarriage of triplets. Sissie’s incompetent cervix dropped from fine to nine centimeters in three days before a surgical procedure closed her cervix. Dr John Molland delivered the babies as they progressed in the ICU. The family plans home release once they’re healthy.
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ORH
Perinatal
Donnell
John Molland
Molland
Jeff
Big Spring
Donnell triplets fifth Odessa trio since 1995 at ORH
The Donnell triplets, first ORH birth since December 1999, are the fifth Odessa triplet set since 1995. Parents say the babies may leave intensive care in about a week. Katherine, the smallest, remains on oxygen while the others on ventilators gradually stabilize.
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Donnell
Odessa
Katherine
Odessa man charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child
A 31 year old Odessa man Raul Puente was charged Sunday by the Odessa Police Crimes Unit with aggravated sexual assault of a child. Puente of 1605 N Milburn St is accused of intercourse with a girl under 10. He is jailed at the Ector County Detention Center on 150000 bond.
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Crimes Person
Raul Puente
N. Milburn St
Paul Shepherd Puente
Ector County
Midland to post fines on Internet
Midland County Clerk and the Constable's Office announce an online public search for overdue fines and traffic warrants. Residents can look up names to verify status and penalties by accessing the new Internet portal. The move aims to speed up enforcement and improve transparency for County Court and Justice Court cases.
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Midland
Co.midland
Shauna Brown
Justice Court
Midland County Clerk
MCH Board Considers Cath Lab Equipment Purchase
MCH Abernethy says the decision benefits the facility as the board weighs buying new cath lab equipment to aid patients with heart problems. A US Army representative requests support for reserve physicians while noting many soldiers reside in the Permian Basin and would not need the Saieyana Health Center.
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Abernethy
Army
MCH
Permian Basin
Saieyana Health Center
Promotion for Odessa Police Captain White in ceremony
Odessa Police Department Captain Jack White was honored in a promotion ceremony on October 1. He becomes second in command for the Patrol Services Bureau under Police Chief Chris Pipes. White joined OPD in 1979 after training at the Permian Basin Law Enforcement Academy and is a Sul Ross State University criminal justice degree holder.
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Jack White
White
Patrol Services Bureau
Chris Pipes
OPD
Permian Basin Law Enforcement Academy
Sul Ross State University
Burglary Reported in Odessa Residence on North Jackson
An Odessa man told police a known assailant forcibly entered his home by smashing the front window with his hand and assaulted him and his son at 5 p.m. Saturday in the 3300 block of North Jackson Avenue.
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Odessa
Jackson Avenue
Open House at Alternative Center Features Notable Honors
The Alternative Center will host an Open House luncheon at 12:45 p.m. Thursday with free lunch for parents. Music by Pecos High School Band, remarks by officials, and an ecumenical blessing will mark the event. Attendees include Texas Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs and other state and local leaders. White receives Master Peace Officer, Instructor, and Merit certificates and plans to attend the FBI National Academy in 2003.
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Texas Commission On Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education
FBI National Academy
Ector County Independent School District
Pecos
Texas
AARP to Host Mature Driving Class
The AARP schedules a driving course for 50 plus at Northside Senior Center 1225 N Adams Ave from noon to 4 pm on November 7 and 8. The class offers a 10 percent car insurance discount for three years, certificates issued after day two, and a $10 fee with mandatory attendance both days. Call 337-1942 for details.
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AARP
Northside Senior Center
N. Adams Ave
Pecos Food Plant Reopens With Officials Ceremony
TransPecos Foods will hold official opening ceremonies at 11 a.m. Thursday at the plant on Interstate Highway 20 200 E. Palmer. Public officials and civic leaders will lead the event.
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PECOS
TransPecos Foods
Interstate Highway 20
E. Palmer
State agencies warn budget cuts could trigger closures and layoffs
A Texas funding shortfall prompts state agencies to warn Gov. Perry that 3 to 5 percent cuts would force job losses, facility closures, and service reductions. The Texas Youth Commission alone contemplates shutting down a campus in Bryan and removing more than 400 staff positions. Perry urges agencies to enter talks with openness instead of assuming higher funding.
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Texas Youth Commission
Bryan
Perry
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