Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
The Hospital Notes list admissions on Thursday through Saturday for Mrs. Hazel Biddy Ida Zuber Velma Ricks Donna McIntyre Kent Wood and discharges of F. C. Briley Maude Murphy Allen Foley Charley Boyd Dana Inman John Shackleford Lynda Grimes Gary Tucker E. L. Davis Ida Lee Phillips Diane Mashburn Rita Manuel Debra Lamb Steven Foster David Smith Brenda Fuller L. M. Byrnes Cindy Darland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Biddy
Ida Zuber
Velma Ricks
Donna McIntyre
Kent Wood
F. C. Briley
Maude Murphy
Allen Foley
Charley Boyd
Dana Inman
John Shackleford
Lynda Grimes
Gary Tucker
E. L. Davis
Ida Lee Phillips
Diane Mashburn
Rita Manuel
Debra Lamb
Steven Foster
David Smith
Brenda Fuller
L. M. Byrnes
Cindy Darland
Local residents visit relatives and attend events across Texas
Locals including Mr and Mrs Jimmy Turner and Jill Turner journey to Lubbock to visit family. Clyde Seal and Ova Seal visit in Cee Wee while Linda Dakil and Eleanor Dakil conduct business in Dallas. Terry Martin and Paula Schubarth attend the Roaring Springs rodeo with Mrs Bobby Finchum in Riodoso. LeAnn Smith of Amarillo joins M L Weir’s family as her mother Mrs Richard Smith arrives, planning to depart today. Danny Jouett of Estelline vacationing in Colorado and New Mexico. Bobby Holtzclaw visits Littlefield with her father Bill Finchum and Mrs Finchum. W L Brown Homer Coats Roy Swain Ivy Lambert families attend Fred Kerr’s graveside service in Memphis for a former Childress resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Brown
Homer Coats
Roy Swain
Ivy Lambert
Memphis
Fred Kerr
Amarillo
Childress
Bomb campaign hits stock exchange secretary and boss in letter blast
A letter bomb at a stock exchange office wounded a 25 year old secretary and her boss. Joanna Knight suffered bruised eyes and perforated eardrums with facial cuts. George Brind had shock and a cut hand. Police crack down on cross channel travel and halt luggage lockers at London stations as security tightens during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Joanna Knight
George Brind
Britaan
Ireland
Britain
London
Post Office
Une de Mai Leads August International Trot Entry
Une de Mai the top money winner in harness racing enters the August 25 International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway Westbury NY. The French mare is nine years old and earned nearly 1.8 million dollars after her 1969 upset of Nevele Pride. The purse for this edition totals 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Nevele Pride
Skaters Tickner Fratianne win compulsory freestyle titles
American skaters Charles Tickner and Linda Fratianne win the men's and women's compulsory freestyle events at an international skating meet in St. Gervais France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Gervais
France
Charles Tickner
Linda Fratianne
Price controls anger LIZZIE judge over dealer costs
Judge Barrington criticized price controls as arbitrary and capricious. He noted dealers with 60 or fewer employees were uniquely affected while suppliers could pass on higher costs. Separately, government backed mortgage rates rose again this month to boost FHA and VA programs, HUD Secretary Lynn arguing higher caps are needed to keep lenders engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
HUD
James T. Lynn
Heights Ministers Plan Youth Programs Meeting
A known list of missing youths suggests several may be from the Heights. Ministers in the Heights area schedule a Wednesday meeting to discuss new programs to attract neighborhood youths and address ongoing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Heights
Mark Lewis
Grace United Methodist Church
Heights Ministerial Association
Black extremists discussed plan to harm Nixon on arrival
Reports say a group discussed an attempt on Nixon's life as he rode in from New Orleans International Airport. A later meeting allegedly included arming a man with a high powered rifle. Authorities lack sufficient evidence to issue warrants and may drop the case if more proof isn’t found by weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
New Orleans International
National Opera Theater from Taiwan to Tour the United States
The National Opera Theater from the Republic of China will visit the United States for the first time starting September 14 in Honolulu. An 80‑member company from Taiwan will perform across 22 cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Seattle Boston Philadelphia and Vancouver over a 12 week tour marking a rare cultural exchange since its ban on the mainland in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uss
New York
National Opera Theater
Republic of China
United States
Honolulu
China
Taiwan
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
Seattle
Chicago
St. Louis
Sacramento
Notice to Contractors for Sewer Lift Station Bid
Sealed bids to furnish but not install one sewer lift station unit for the City of Childress Texas are due by 7 00 PM on September 11 1973 at the City Manager's office City Hall and will be publicly opened there. The city may reject bids or waive informalities. Plans and bidding documents available from City Hall or Bill R McMorries Associates Amarillo Texas 70109. Glenn Buckley mayor City of Childress Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Texas
City Hall
Bill R. McMorries
Bill R. McMorries & Associates, Inc
Canyon Drive
Amarillo
Burglaries Tied to FBI Burglary Techniques at Washington HQ
Former FBI agent Turner describes illegal break ins at FBI headquarters in Washington. He says agents used hidden bugs to spy on local Communist Party functionaries and carried no identifying items. He notes most burglaries were unanswered by later discipline and cites statute of limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Washington
Communist Party
Turner
Hoover
Bureau
UAW and GM clash as talks over pensions intensify
UAW accuses General Motors of pressuring talks as Chrysler and the union negotiate pension terms. Leonard Woodcock says GM may refuse to honor any agreement reached with Chrysler. The dispute follows a pattern among GM Chrysler and Ford in past settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
UAW
General Motors
Leonard Woodcock
Chrysler
Ford
Nixon plans quiet weekend at California estate
President Nixon aims for a low profile weekend at his San Clemente home after a busy week with a Watergate news conference and an openness push in foreign affairs. He will focus next week on labor day legislation including trade urban affairs and appropriations measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
California
Tigers of the Red Sea Reach 18-Foot Lengths
Tiger sharks in the Red Sea can reach eighteen feet and display voracious appetites. They have fed on sea birds garbage tin cans lumps of coal and even a thirty foot roll of roofing paper in one documented case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sea
Texas Industrial Development Conference Panel Schedule
The second panel covers Recent Legislation Affecting the Economic Development and Business Climate in Texas moderated by Harry W. Clark with Hugh C. Yantis Jr. and others. Speakers include James Harwell Dr Arbingast John McKetta and more. Alf Jernigan presides over the Thursday business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Harry W. Clark
First National Bank
Midland
Hugh C. Yantis, Jr
Texas Water Quality Board
Austin
Charles R. Barden
Texas Air Control Board
William C. Meier
State of Texas
Texas Industrial Development Council
Alf Jernigan
Jernigan
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Longview
James H. Harwell
Texas Industrial Commission
Stanley A. Arbingast
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas At Austin
Arbingast
John J. McKetta
George McKinney
Texas Power and Light Company
Dallas
Barbs and Bits by Phil Pasteret
Witty snippets lampoon football crowds and Halloween zeal with sharp one liners. The column mocks ghoul posts pumpkin heads and a reckless driver while pairing jokes about mustard on hot dogs and a TGIF party ending in an auto on the rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Population Growth Problems Highlight ZPG Leader
Judith Senderowitz, national president of Zero Population Growth, argues the public ignores population mathematics and the surge in people will strain resources. She describes ZPG's broadened focus from urban New York to national issues and stresses education on personal choices and long term impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Sharbutt
NEW York
Judith Senderowitz
ZPG
Mt. Holyoke
Private Eye Starts Slow Grows on You Undercurrent review
A northern California small town private eye, unnamed in the narrative, assists a distressed woman and works with local police to solve a murder. The pace is deliberate, with a final twist that leaves a satisfying impression after completion. Mary Campbell provides critical commentary on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Private Eye
Bill Pronzini
Random House
California
Pronzini
Mary Campbell
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Jimmy Turner
Jill
Eudy Turner
Lubbock
Mrs
Clyde Seal
Cee Wee
Ova Seal
Linda
Eleanor Dakil
Terry Martin
Paula Schubarth
Roaring Springs
Bobby Finchum
Riodoso
M. L. Weir
LeAnn Smith
Richard Smith
Danny Jouett
Estelline
Colorado
New Mexico
Bobby Holtzclaw
Littlefield
Bill Finchum
Mrs. Finchum
Apollo
Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Raleigh
N.C
J. C. Snead
Charlotte
Kenneth G. Germann
Columbia
Lloyd C. Jordan
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Stewards
Braulio Baeza
Chuck Baltazar
Saratoga
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Bill Bertka
Athens
Slateva Zvetla
Bulgaria
South Orange
N.J
Pancho Gonzalez
Paul Gerken
Toronto
Evonne Goolagong
Helen Masthoff
Miss Goolagong
Peggy Michel
Mrs. Masthoff
Martina Navratilova
Czechoslovakia
Ivan Molina
Arthur Ashe
Miami
Oakland
Golden State Warriors
Fritz Williams
Milwaukee Bucks
Lizzie
Glenn Buckley
Persian Gulf
Everett
Wash
Rodney V. Stephenson
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Alton, Ill
U.S
West Germany
Austin, Tex
East Texas
Davis
University of California
National Cotton Council
St. Stephen
Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Mindszenty
Alfred Puhan
Casa Grande, Ariz
Hecla Mining Co
Jerry Turnbow
Lakeshore
David Deeder
Terry Udall
Briscoe
Phil Pastoret
Newark
Coney Island
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