Admitted and Dismissed Names at Local Hospital
Hoy reports admissions including B. D. Crawford Danial Langley and Ida Phillips on Tuesday with Zoe Garvin Buddy Conyers Patsy Sims Karen Nippert Rayford Dekle and Mrs Lula Lyles on Wednesday along with dismissed cases Myrtle Yancy Jeff Stewart Abbie Holley Lawrence Cramer Janie Benestes and R. L. Hamm across Tuesday to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Crawford
Danial Langley
L. O. Hightower
Ida Phillips
Zoe Garvin
Buddy Conyers
Patsy Sims
Karen Nippert
Rayford Dekle
Lula Lyles
Myrtle Yancy
Jeff Stewart
Abbie Holley
Lawrence Cramer
Janie Benestes
R. L. Hamm
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Texas and New Mexico
Dallas couple Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stiner visited here with Mrs. W. M. Stiner and relatives. E. J. Huddleston and Diane visited in Austin to see Eddie Huddleston family. Roy Dodds returned from a vacation in Ruidoso New Mexico. Lt Col. Dean Smith and family visited J. D. Crook and will be stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma. Ross Smith and Ronald McCoy traveled for business. G. W. Farmer and Dan Atkisson hosted Midland visitants. nearby relatives and friends from West Palm Beach, Fort Worth, Seymour, Canyon, Amarillo, Earth and beyond were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stiner
Dallas
W. M. Stiner
E. J. Huddleston
Diane
Austin
Eddie Huddlestons
Dean Smith
J. D. Crook
Germany
Smith
Fort Sill Army Post
Lawton
Okla
Glen Stiner
J. L. Brooks Jr
Timothy Glen
West Palm Beach, Fla
Claude Brooks
Fort Worth
Johnny Brooks
Seymour
Esker Thomas
Canyon
Essie Glenn
Amarillo
J. D. Phipps
Earth
Power mower sale listing in Dana Inman area
A brief item noting a power mower advertised at 511 H Se with contact Dana Inman for purchase details.
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Dana Inman
Dynamo II Dynamo II Dynamo II Dynamo II
Mrs. Christin Eagleton speaks of her 9 year old dubbed Dynamo II and how the family copes with Tom Eagleton health news. She recalls past trials and supports his Senate career, hoping he continues in public service if feasible despite concerns.
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Christin
Dynamo II
Secret Service
Mrs. Eagleton
Tom
Senate
Schmitz hints at limited 1972 presidential bid
Schmitz 41, a Roman Catholic and former Marine pilot, says his health prevents any further run in the 1972 presidential election even if his name appears on state ballots. Allies blame President Nixon for moves aimed at defeating him. Lester Maddox of Georgia is seen as a rival plan to address delegates Friday.
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Schmitz
Milwaukee
California Senate
Nixon
John Birch Society
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Disease and empire in history through the ages
Cartwright argues disease shaped Athens decline more than war and malarial and smallpox outbreaks helped topple Rome. He traces plague impact from Black Death to Norse America, Napoleon’s campaigns and the Civil War toll from illness, noting Victoria’s hemophilia lineage.
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Athens
Cartwright
Europe
North America
Norway
Labrador
Newfoundland
Napoleon
Waterloo
Queen Victoria
Pro Driver Shares Night Travel Safety Tips
Clarence Hoffman, 1972 driver of the year, urges starting trips after 2 a.m. to avoid holiday traffic. He advises night runs, checks gas before dusk, using low beams, screening sky with a sun visor, and relaxing eye muscles for safer night driving. He cites a 33 year career with one preventable accident and offers practical gear like a flashlight and first aid kit.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Clarence Hoffman
American Trucking Associations
Nixon
National Highway Safety Advisory Committee
Hoffman
Raymond Motor Transportation
Convention lineup features Schmitz Andrews and Schlafly
Nashville columnist publisher Tom Anderson is to address the convention tonight alongside party chairman Andrews and author Phyllis Schlafly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmitz
Andrews
Nashville
Tom Anderson
Phyllis Schlafly
Childress Seeks Paving of Avenue I Under TOPICS Program
Dewitt Greer of the Texas Highway Commission told a Childress delegation the Avenue I paving request would be studied by Highway Department officials and a decision announced soon. He called the proposal a borderline but meritorious test of the TOPICS program with potential feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Greer
Texas Highway Commission
Childress
Highway Department
Greer
Herbert Perry
Charles Simons
J. C. Dingwall
Richard Bird
Glenn Buckley
Buckley Louis Sally
Palmer Massey
Gordon Gravely
Howard Cook
Howard Murchison
Harper Knight
Allen Harp
Gene Merrifield
County
Chamber of Commerce
City Planning Commission
Childress County Hospital
Childress Independent School District
Quireach Center Holds Meeting in Childress
The Outreach Center in Childress started July with 75 patients on the books, six added, one case reopened. Counsel visits reached 41, medication visits 22, and 81 remained on the roster at month end. Rhonna Stallings named Title 4A caseworker serving Childress, Quanah, and Paducah. two weeks orientation at Vernon.
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Childress
Ann Cates
Rhonna Stallings
Casewaker
Vernon Center
Quanah
Price Opposes Labor Veto in Rural Development Act
Congressman Bob Price criticizes a Labor Department veto in the Rural Development Act asserting it favors unions over rural loans. He notes the failed 189-152 vote to strip Section 118, expresses concern over Labor Department involvement, and highlights his support for final passage and loan expansions from 35000 to 50000 dollars with insured loan status for farm operating and ownership loans.
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Washington
Bob Price
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
Price
Jaycees Hear Two Speakers at July Meeting
Two talks were delivered at Childress Jaycees today. Billy Don Williams spoke about the 4 H Riding Club Rodeo set for Friday and Saturday here. Bryan Crook discussed his Farm Bureau sponsored trip to Waco. Larry Davis received the Jaycee of the Month award for July. Bill Belew announced the Jaycee lightbulb sale starts August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress Jaycees
Billy Don Williams
Bryan Crook
Waco
Farm Bureau
Larry Davis
Bill Belew
Fashionable Japanese legs draw attention in miniskirts
In Tokyo, Japanese girls flaunt legs in miniskirts and hot pants as Western influences reshape physiques. Professor Nakao notes taller profiles and toned legs due to diet and activity, while some still compare to Western standards and worry about rising molestation with shorter fashions.
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Tokyo
Yoshiyasu Nakao
National College of Fine Arts
Nakao
Nako
Feeders Brace for Impact of Implant Method Ban
STIMULANT argued the implant method would quicken grading and force marketing cattle at lighter weights, risking higher meat prices. Feeders call the move a headache with little evidence, fearing Nixon's beef import expansion gains evaporate. They claim the policy prevents supply and demand from setting prices.
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Nixon
Diseases Won Battles
A concise study by Frederick F. Cartwright and Michael D. Biddiss examines how disease shaped history. It argues that micro organisms altered human events from ancient wars to modern times, with viruses still beyond ordinary sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick F. Cartwright
Michael D. Biddiss
Thomas Y. Crowell Co
Kings College Medical School
London
Downing College
Cambridge University
Athens
Sparta
New Emergency Kit Aims to Save Trapped Occupants
A kit carried by responders includes a tow chain fuse flares an extra fan belt a blanket and a clean sheet in a plastic bag. It also contains a small ax and a hacksaw with spare blades to aid rescues where occupants are trapped, potentially saving lives.
Recording Industry Assn awards 146 Gold Records in 1971
The Recording Industry Association of America issued 146 Gold Recording Awards in 1971. Awards cover two categories: singles certified at one million copies sold and long plays or tapes certified at one million dollars in sales at one third of list price.
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Recording Industry Assn. of America
World Almanac
Association
Coparight
Newspenpeen Pontengrise Nes
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Roy Dodds
Ruidoso, N. M
Ross Smith
Ronald McCoy
G. W. Farmer
Midland
Dan Atkisson
Childress, Texas
Alexis
Nicholas II
Alexandra
Ronald C. Hood
Associated Press
Austin Board Eyes Paving Avenue
Quireach Center
Jaycees
ValueCenters
Atlas
Atlas Mile-Pak
Fed
Chech
Enco
Humble Oil & Refining Company
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