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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1972
Page
2
Reader with a partially removed colon reports ongoing constipation and kidney loss. Dr Lamb outlines a bulk diet plan with cereals vegetables and fluids, regular toilet routine, water enemas only if no movement for three days, limited mineral oil, and gradual habit formation for a reflex bowel response.
A home fix story unfolds around a malfunctioning garbage disposal that refuses to turn. After hours of dismantling under the sink, rusted bolts break free while the round grinding plate won’t rotate, ending with the unit deemed unreparable and destined for disposal amid mounting household garbage.
Denmarks beaches see a rising topless trend among young women amid wider European shifts from Spain to Italy and France. The piece notes public acceptance in Denmark and Scandinavia, restrained displays in Italy and Germany, and growing nudity in St Tropez and Pampelonne while citing mixed reactions and legal limits.
In Southampton England Inspector John Moore says beards boost strength and create a father-like image for young officers, a suggestion published in the force house journal. The idea aims to ease insecurity among patrolmen and project authority.
High Point residents hosted extended family and friends including Miss Vickie Miller of Bellview New Hampshire and the Jimmy Miller family from Wichita Falls with trips to Lake Brownwood and visits across town. Attendance at George Smith funeral and a wedding at First Baptist Church featured among numerous social mentions. Electoral College details finalize the week’s civic note.
The Chidress County Chapter of the Texas State Teachers Association selected three delegates for the District Convention in Amarillo on November 3. Delegates are Ed Gilliland, Bob Copeland, and Mrs. Maggie Gaines, with Gilliland also named a state convention delegate. Building representatives for schools were named by the executive committee: High School Hal Miller, Junior High Linda Wood, Lamar Mary Sanders, Wilson Garne T Harmon. The membership committee includes Howard Murchison, Roy Dodds, Bobby Hart, and Bob Copeland, with Hart appointed chairman of the Professional Rights and Responsibilities committee. Other chairmen named are Edna Smith Legislative, Barbara Waybourn Social Texas Education Professional Standards, Mary Kay Holland.
A historical note reports Buffalo Bill Cody, the famed West showman, buried at Lookout Mountain about 20 miles west of Denver. The entry ties the burial site to the legendary exhibitor as a notable regional landmark.
Funeral services for David Jesse were held at 4 p.m. Friday in the Sisco Funeral Chapel in Springdale. He died in a truck crash near St. Louis, Missouri, early Wednesday. Survivors include his wife Charlotte four children his mother Mrs. C. B. Rose of San Jon New Mexico his father Matthew Jesse of California one brother Truitt McCoy of Glenrio New Mexico one aunt Mrs. Audie Stallings of Wellington and one sister Mrs. W. O. Keel of Tell.
The National Weather Service becomes part of the newly formed National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. It provides forecasts and warnings using data from a nationwide system of stations aircraft satellites and computers.
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