Notice to return missing transistor radio
The Boys Club seeks the return of a transistor radio taken from a desk at the club with no questions asked.
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
3
The Boys Club seeks the return of a transistor radio taken from a desk at the club with no questions asked.
Earl C. Hays of Clyde, father of Al Hays of Andrews, died Sunday in Abilene. Burial was Tuesday in Clyde. He served on the Callahan County Hospital board and Clyde School board, ran a Clyde dairy 28 years, and helped found Abilene Christian College. Surviving wife, four sons, two brothers, a sister, 12 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
A baby boom at Permian General Hospital began Tuesday July 4 with seven births in 19 hours five girls and two boys setting an all time 24 hour hospital record This includes six pound three ounce girl births to Willie Mc Cain 1013 NE 4th and a daughter weighing five pounds twelve ounces to Leonard Land 405 SE Ist Other newborns listed include Clyde Brazeal 802 NE Ist E A Murray 1009 NE 4th Paul Patterson 1004 SW 4th John Voorhies 810 NW 1st and Johnnie Lee Jennings 1113 NE 5th among others bearing weights and times of birth. The final entry notes a daughter born to the Jennings family at 1 58 p m on Wednesday August 5.
Mrs Mary Lois Linne Andrews County public health nurse will attend a health education workshop in San Antonio August 12 13 and 14 at the Holiday Inn Motel. Hugh Cohn general manager of the Colt 45s radio and television network and KBAT San Antonio will be guest speaker. A tour of the Aerospace Medicine Center is planned as a highlight of the three day program.
The Chamber of Commerce argues population growth is a poor yardstick for federal non-defense outlays. Since 1947, non-defense spending rose 171.1 percent, over five times the 30.9 percent population rise.
The Social Security program is the fastest growing and second largest program in the federal government. It ranks only behind national defense from the stand point of total expenditures.
At Fort Sam Houston a workshop on disaster health problems and aid is highlighted, detailing planning and response strategies for medical facilities and relief operations.
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