Fund Established for Burn Victim Kendra Jones
A friend group set up a fund at First National Bank to aid Kendra Diane Clark Jones and her parents Richard and Mrs Jones after the two year old suffered third degree burns over more than 90 percent of her body in a car fire. She remained in extremely critical condition at Parkland Hospital after transfer from Northwest Texas Hospital and a Shrine Burn Center referral. The incident occurred Wednesday evening when she played in a family car on Roosevelt Street and reportedly played with matches.
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First National Bank
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Richard Allen Jones
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Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo Shriners
Shrine Burn Center
University of Texas Medical Center
Galveston
Cemetery Workers Ordered Back to Work in New York
A Manhattan Supreme Court judge issued a temporary restraining order forcing 1,800 cemetery workers to return to duty amid a 12 day strike. The walkout has halted burials for 3,600+ bodies across 47 metropolitan area cemeteries, with State Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz asserting an immediate health hazard. Union president Sam Cimaglia pledged to defy the ruling and face contempt charges.
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NEW York
UPI
Manhattan
Supreme Court
Amarillo Daily News pricing and contact details
Morning and evening editions listed with subscription options for daily, Sunday, and holidays. Rates show monthly and yearly figures for Morn, Eve, and Sun deliveries, including discounts and service charges.
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Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Globe -Times
Amarillo Sunday News-Globe
Amarillo Globe News
Nints
Harrison
P.O
Amarillo
Texas
Holiday Inn Granddaddy of Them All Sold
A major Memphis corporation announced the sale of the Holiday Inn that had been described as the granddaddy of them all. The deal marks a significant change for a landmark hotel in Memphis Tennessee.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis Corporation
TACB Rips Plans as EPA Hearings Loom
The Texas Air Control Board rejects a TACB backed state plan and urges an injunction against the EPA while criticizing costs. TACB officials note EPA estimates of 77 million initial and 11 million annual costs for modest emissions cuts, and Texaco faces a carbon monoxide incinerator deadline by October 1974 at El Paso.
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EPA
Charles R. Barden
TACB
IPA
Texas
Barden
McKee
Fred Hartman
Beaumont
Texaco Inc
el Paso
John F. Warfield
Texaco
Censorship Ruling Sparks Fears in Porno Trade Leaders
A Porno and ACLU board member warn that local censorship boards may decide if a work has serious political value. Harold Rubin of Weird Harold's Adult Book Store fears the ruling could curb politics and literature, likening pornography to Schweitzer in medicine and predicting suppression of future disclosures.
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American Civil Liberties Union Board
Harold Rubin
Chicago
Weird Harold’s
Pentagon
Dr. Albert
Schweitzer
Franchise profits drive future of restaurant chains says Morrel
Stanford California James W Morrel president of Saga Enterprises argues that restaurant franchising is financial marketing not merchandising marketing. He says the concept already exists and that the franchiser benefits more from profits than ownership as the operator enters the picture.
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Stanford
Calif
UPI
James W. Morrel
Saga Enterprises
Morell
Koreans Seek U.S. Policy Clarity On Grain Exports
Six Korean buyers visiting Texas and Oklahoma urged the Nixon administration to clarify export policies affecting grain sales abroad. They toured Houston port facilities, met with Cargill and Houston Merchants Exchange officials, and learned about port handling capacity and grading oversight as talks move toward July 4 departures.
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Amarillo
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Houston
Texas
North Plains
Frank Hemmen
Cargill Inc
Hemmen
Cargill
Soviet Union
Hemmens
Midwest
Flower Mill
Cargills
Houston Merchants Exchange
HME
Roy James
Pill May Lead To Gall Stones
A Lancet report from London says women using the contraceptive pill double their risk of gall stone attacks. From 80 per 100 000 women aged 20 to 44, the rate rises to 160 per 100 000. The study in Boston hospitals also finds thrombosis at 66 per 100 000 per year for pill users versus 11 per 100 000 for nonusers.
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London
the Lancet
Boston
David J. Greenblatt
Howard W. Ory
Micha Levy
Boston Collaborative
Texas man charged under Packers and Stockyards Act
Charles A. Kelly of Nacogdoches Texas was charged with violating payment requirements of the Packers and Stockyards Act for issuing more than $21,000 in unsupported checks last year to pay for livestock. The checks have been made good. He is entitled to a hearing and could be ordered to desist or have his registration suspended if the charges are proven.
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Washington
UPI
Charles A. Kelly
Nacogdoches Tex
Packers and Stockyards Act
East Texas
Kelly
Pact Signed Lets U S Firms Ease Trade With Soviet Union
The two nations agreed on The Prevention of Nuclear War, urging urgent consultations to avert war. Brezhnev called it historic while Kissinger noted enforcement limits, and the pact excludes U S bombing of Cambodia from its scope.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Nikita Khrushchev
Kissinger
Cambodia
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William P. Rogers
NATO
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Senate Foreign Relations
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D-Ark
Fate of Kidnapped American Mystery
Fate of kidnapped American businessman Robert J Thompson remains unresolved amid reports of a 144 million dollar ransom demand. Thompson 50 president of Firestone Tire and Rubber Co subsidiary was seized near the Firestone factory in a Buenos Aires suburb. Officials deny contact with abductors while guerrilla groups and rising urban kidnapping activity are cited as context for the case.
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Buenos Aires
Robert J. Thompson
Thompson
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Argentina
U.S
Chile
Firestone
Trotskyite People’s Revolutionary Army
Ammonia Burn Victim Hurt Near Amarillo
Patrick McPheeters 34 of Skellytown was in serious condition at Northwest Texas Hospital after ammonia burns to the face. He worked at Hughes Grain Elevator 10 miles east of Amarillo when a valve sprayed ammonia from a tank truck. Doctors reported burns to the upper face and eyes. Toledo has 300 churches of 31 denominations.
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Patrick McPheeters
Skellytown
Northwest Texas Hospital
McPheeters
Hughes Grain
Amarillo
Carson County Sheriff's Deputies
Poultry Maker Faces Higher Costs and Possible Egg Dump
Clement, a hatchery middleman with 700000 chickens, warns higher feed prices fed by Nixon price ceilings will widen shortages. He notes soybean meal skyrocketing from 7000-7500 to 35000 per car and fears a $175000 hit even without further price rises. Hill, who hatches 280000 weekly, says 43000 chicks may be destroyed if markets do not improve, awaiting SPCA contact.
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Clement
Internal Revenue Service
Cost of Living Council
Washington
Hill
SPCA
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Senate approves three year 460 million anti alcoholism program
The Senate backed by voice vote a three year program costing 460 million dollars to fight alcoholism and sent the measure to the House for consideration.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
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