Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Summary
Hospital notices list admissions on Saturday for F C Briley Ethel Klepper Randy Jones Oracement J E Benham Mrs Richard Mills Edna Allen Violet Hardin Tom Graham Juanita Shires Janie Nunley Sharon Hubbard Laura Lane Bethany Helms Jerry Fisher Wynona Hargrove William F Bostick John F Cates today E L Davis Discharges on Saturday Mildred Wilson Hazel Davis Billie Shirley Janie Nunley Virginia Burton Z J Harmon Tommy Crabtree R J Murphy Hazel Biddy Francis Smith Gladys Norrell Rosa Peters Patsy Smothermon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Briley
Ethel Klepper
Randy Jones
Oracement
J. E. Benham
Richard Mills
Edna Allen
Violet Hardin
Tom Graham
Juanita Shires
Janie Nunley
Sharon Hubbard
Laura Lane
Bethany Helms
Jerry Fisher
Wynona Hargrove
William F. Bostick
John F. Cates
E. L. Davis
Mildred Wilson
Hazel Davis
Billie Shirley
Virginia Burton
Z. J. Harmon
Tommy Crabtree
R. J. Murphy
Hazel Biddy
Francis Smith
Gladys Norrell
Rosa Peters
Patsy Smothermon
Locals share weekends across Texas and Arkansas
Christine Jenkins attended a Dallas Sarah Coventry meeting and style show. In Lubbock Sherman Stephens’s family met him after two weeks at National Guard Camp in Waco. they returned home Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Jenkins
Dallas
Sarah Coventry
Judy Seal
Childress
Sherman Stephens
Paducah
Lubbock
National Guard
Waco
Stephens
Cancer Film Shown To Lions Club Promotes Prevention
A cancer awareness film shown to the Lions featured health class messaging for elementary students. Hubert Powers praised the American Cancer Society and noted the local chapter met its $2,500 goal. Gene Frisbie urged community support and LeRoy Gaines called a Carnival Committee meeting after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Powers
American Cancer Society
Childress
Gene Frisbie
LeRoy Gaines
Harold Cheek
LaNeal Castleberry
Paul Rogers Jr
John and
Gary Preston
Flip Lockhoof
Local school policy on alcohol and drugs in Texas seeks suspensions
A Texas school policy defines alcohol, dangerous drugs, and narcotics with state terms and allows punishment up to semester suspensions. Administration must report transgressions to the Board of Trustees and enforce penalties for violations at school or school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Childress Independent School
Board of
Kennedy kin youth in crash near Hyannisport
Five girls and two young men were involved when a Toyota overturned on Polpis Road near Hyannisport. Pamela Kelly 19 of Centerville was in serious condition with a possible spine fracture. Mary Schlaff 23 of Grosse Pointe was in good condition with fractured pelvis and right leg. David was reported in satisfactory condition. Torbin Yates confirmed no fractures. Police noted the driver was related to the Kennedy family and would remain hospitalized. the senator declined comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Cape Cod
Joseph
Pamela Kelly
Centerville
Mass
Mary Schlaff
Grosse Point
Mich
Torbin Yates
Ethel
Kennedy
Hyannisport
Yates
Polpis Road
Edward M. Kennedy
Harris County Grand Jury to Review Henley Murder Case
The Harris County grand jury was set to review evidence today in the mass murder case tied to Elmer Wayne Henley aged 17. He is accused in two of 27 known murders and faces three additional murder counts.
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San Augustine
David Brooks
Dean Corll
Corll
Henley
Vance
Charles Melcher
Asst. Dist
Sam Robertson
Ed Pegelow
Pegelow
Bond
Christine Weed
Associated Press
Houston
Harris County
Dist. Atty
Carol Vance
Elmer Wayne Henley
Price increases under Phase 4 hit consumers
SEEK and steel companies confirm what the administration has said that Phase 4 means higher prices for the consumer. Food prices are already up sharply under Phase 4, with increases also seen for clothing and paper.
Fort Worth Five Leave For Home
Five men known as the Fort Worth Five are released on bond after 10 months in federal prison while the grand jury in the Northern Ireland gun-running case ends its term. Paschal Morahan and Daniel Crawford receive 15000 and 10000 bonds respectively, Matthias Reilly 10000, Kenneth Tierney and Thomas Laffey 5000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Davis
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Grand
Northern Ireland
New York
Matthias Reilly
U.S. District Court
Leo Brewster
Brewster
U.S. Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
U.S
Grand Jury
Paschal Morahan
Daniel Crawford
Irish Republic
Kenneth Tierney
Thomas Laffey
Crawford
England
Justice Douglas
Supreme Court
United States
Morahan
Mexico
Ireland
Texas
Asst
U.S. Atty
William Olson
McGovern Violates Law Report Sent to Justice Dept
GAO concludes Wisconsin McGovern for President Committee failed to keep adequate records under the Federal Election Campaign Act. Treasurers and checkbooks cited as insufficient. two radio stations lacked required certifications for paid broadcasts. GAO urged FCC referral and notes committee receipts of 267,606 and expenditures of 242,971 between April 7 and Oct 27, 1972.
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Washington
Justice Department
General Accounting Office
State Committee
GAO
William P. Dixon
Federal Communications Commission
Milwaukee
Prices rise in eggs and pork as Nixon policy prompts shifts
A 12 city AP survey shows 65 percent of prices unchanged and 12 percent unavailable. Eggs and pork chops lead higher items with several cities reporting 4 to 28 percent increases while beef prices are frozen until Sept. 12. Large firms must give 30 days notice to raise prices. smaller ones can act immediately.
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Nixon
Salt Lake City
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Granddaughter of Mrs Sager Receives Sears Internship Award
Nene Foxall daughter of Lewis and Lois Foxall and granddaughter of Emory Sager receives a Sears Congressional Internship for the 1974 spring term in Washington DC. A Texas Tech junior with staff experience at Dallas Morning News and TTU Daily, she joins 30 journalism students chosen nationwide to study legislative reporting in three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nene Foxall
Lewis Foxall
Memphis
Emory Sager
Childress
Sears
Washington, D.C
Miss Foxhall
Texas Tech University
Dallas Morning News
Texas Tech University Daily
Lois Sager
Dallas News
News
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Agnew Eyes Turning Over Records in Maryland Probe
An aide signals Vice President Agnew will hand over financial and tax records to federal prosecutors probing Maryland political corruption. Beall pursues documents dating to 1967 while indictments widen to possible tax, bribery, extortion and conspiracy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Chaze
Associated Press
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Maryland
J. Marsh Thomson
Judah Best
U.S
Baltimore County
Lester Matz
Baltimore
Matz, Childs and Associates
Jerome B. Wolff
Greiner Environmental Systems, Inc
U.S. District Court
Nixon met Haldeman and Dean as Watergate probe looms
Haldeman testified he heard a recent tape and denied Nixon praised Dean for thwarting the investigation. Dean testified Nixon congratulated him, suggesting awareness of a cover up. Cox warned tapes could show a conspiracy reaching the highest level, or prove only an innocent political discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Nixon
National Committee
H. R. Haldeman
John W. Dean III
Dean
Senate Watergate Committee
Haldeman
Committee
Cox
London stocks fall to lowest level since May 11
A London early trading price marked the lowest level since May 11 as markets reacted to continuous pressures. Former Ohio National Guard member Michael Delaney testified about the 1970 Kent State shootings, describing a campus patrolman seizing a gun from a photographer and exclaiming that it had been fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington
Ohio National
Wellington Resident Named to Regional Water Advisory
Two area residents join the newly created regional citizens advisory councils on water resources. Sen Jack Hightower of Vernon chairs the West Texas Council with Mrs B M Sims of Wellington and Sen H J Blanchard of Lubbock as members and vice chairman. The panels form after a Corps of Engineers report questions importing Mississippi River water to Texas High Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Advisory Councils
Bill Hobby
Associated Press
West Texas
Jack Hightower
Vernon
B. M. Sims
Wellington
H. J. Blanchard
Lubbock
Tom Creighton
Corps of Engineers
Mississippi
Texas
High Plains
Area Meeting Discussed By Jaycee Groups In Childress
A regular Childress Jaycee-Ettes meeting planned an August 28 event with duties assigned by Mrs. Gerald Holeman for an Area IA Jaycees joint meeting. Labor Day Rest Stop plans were asked of members, and reports covered Greenbelt Bowl Queens Tea and a Jaycees cookout. Attendees included Mrs. Nick Christensen, Mrs. Bill Blackburn, Mrs. Holeman, with Gerald Holeman as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress Jaycee-Ettes
Gerald Holeman
Bill Blackburn
Queens
Nick Christensen
Holeman
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