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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1972

Page

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Deadly Tornadoes Hit Oklahoma Texas Area

A tornado near Davis Oklahoma killed five and injured five as eight houses were leveled between Hennepin and Davis. A separate Texas twister and hail in Electra, plus a Big Spring storm, marked a day of severe weather across the region. Local rain, hail, and gusty winds accompanied the events.

Texas Panhandle Davis Oklahoma Hennepin Ratliff Texas Electra Big Spring Childress Woodward Okla

Barnes Takes Breather After Full Day of Campaigning

Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes spent a full day campaigning in nine West Texas cities and paused in Amarillo for a reception with local supporters. He plans nine more North Plains stops by helicopter and indicated a televised debate with rival Dolph Briscoe if a national network covers it. Barnes downplayed Frances Farenthold as a major contender while urging payroll transparency amid nepotism talks and suggesting possible action on meat prices if cattlemen face no national solution. He closes with a 7 p.m. address at the Panhandle Press Association convention in Amarillo.

Ben Barnes Camign Bob Lilly Amarillo Dallas Barnes the Panhandle Press Association Amarillo Club

Donley Board Debates Suits Over Hospital Contracts

Donley County Hospital Board, old and new members, met to discuss status of four lawsuits tied to Dr. George Smith's superintendent contract and alleged improper new appointments. Legal actions seek damages up to 300000 and potential injunctions, with cases set for May in 100th District Court.

Clarendon Donley County Hospital O. C. Watson Joe Jane) Bownds Delbert Robertson Milton Jochet First United Methodist Church R. D. Cagle Bright Newhouse Church of Christ Hedley Jeff Walker Clarendon High School Commissioners Court Jim Lovell Dumas George Smith Adair Hospital Donley County Smith F. E. Sawyer H. S. Hardin John M. Bass Oran G. Judd J. H. McMurtry 100Th District Court Dr. Smith

Empire Life Insurance faces court for receivership appearance

In Birmingham Alabama Judge William C Barber ordered Empire Life Insurance Co to show cause April 26 why it should not be placed in receivership. State insurance department filed suit noting impairment exceeding 6 million dollars. Enterprise subsidiary Credit Factoring faced a separate restraining order over alleged illegal campaign contributions in 1968 to Gov. Wallace. About half of Empire policyholders reside in Alabama.

Birmingham Ala Empire Life Insurance Co William C. Barber State Insurance Department Farlier Charles Barnes Insurance Department Houston Tex Alabama Texas Atto Crawford Martin George C Wallace Empire Martin Alabama Insurance Department

New Mexico Candidates Questioned on Indochina by SOLON

SOLON the Save Our Loved Ones Now group asks NM presidential Senate and congressional candidates their views on Indochina. A press conference will precede the June 6 primary to discuss responses or silence.

Santa FE N. M U. S. Senate Congress New Mexico Indochina Solon Southeast Asia

Manpower Agency Urges Early Retirement to Cut Jobs

Washington report says the U S Manpower Administration urged federal workers to admit their roles may be abolished and take early retirement to help curb inflation. A memo notes agencies should reduce employment, with attrition and retirements as tools, while the agency says its own mission is to find jobs for the unemployed.

Washington U.S. Manpower Administration Nixon Paul J. Fasser

Davidson First Black To Command Division

Maj. Gen. Frederic B. Davison becomes the first black officer to command a U S division. The 30 year Army veteran will lead the 8th Infantry Division in Europe replacing Gen. Donald V. Rat tan in late May. Davison from Washington D C fought in World War II North Africa and Italy and served in Vietnam 1967 1969 before becoming deputy chief of staff for personnel in Europe.

Heidelberg Germany Frederic BE. Davison US. Army Davidson Donald V. Rattan Davison Washington, D.C North Africa Italy Vietnam Europe

Cattle Session Opens To Tackle Panhandle Meat Industry Issues

A day long session on beef feedlot problems and research opens at 9 a.m. at the Villa Inn in Amarillo. Sponsored by the Texas Cattle Feeders Association with partners including the Texas Agricultural Extension Service and Texas A&M University, the meeting gathers researchers and industry leaders to discuss health research feedlot waste disposal carcass research and marketing.

Panhandle Tri-State Villa Inn Interstate 40 Grand Texas Cattle Feeders Association Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Texas A&m University Cal Parrott Gene Cope Lloyd Bergsma Texas Cattle Feeders Amarillo

Connally Won’t Campaign for Barnes or Connally Brother

Secretary of the Treasury John Connally said he would not campaign for Ben Barnes in Texas. He noted Wayne Connally has not asked him to back his candidacy for lieutenant governor. Connally had endorsed Barnes but declined Texas campaigning and joked Wayne had not requested his help.

Barnes Washington, D.C Secretary of Treasury John Connally Ben Barnes Texas American Society of Newspaper Editors Connally Wayne Connally Wayne

Cycle Rider Shot In Houston Ruckus

Two Houston motorcycle gang members were shot and critically wounded in a bar. police sought to interview the rival gang’s leader. Richard G. Nichols and Donald Landrum, both Conquistadores, claimed the Bandidos were after them after the lounge shooting.

Houston Richard G. Nichols Donald Landrum Conquistadores Bandidos Lorenzo Garcia Nichols Landrum

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