Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
Admitted list includes Alvis Maddox Vr C McKinney Dr Townsend Bessie Hall Patricia Sallee Loraine Hassell Mrs A O Howard Russell Denton Martin Smith R J Murphy Nadine Griffin Marie King R B Howard Dudley Seal Randy Barber Jimmy Trammel Hortense Tensfield David Seal Robert Hardaway. Discharges include Joan Wyatt Donald Wright Noel K Smith Jo Lancaster Jack Nelson James Brinkley Alvis Maddox Elsie Hembree Dr Townsend Patricia Sallee John Cates Cyle Hogue Mrs Jackie Biddy and baby Kay Dickerson Mabel Cross Kent Wood Ada Fite. Transferred to Turners noted for Ada Fite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvis Maddox
Vr. C. McKinney
S. H. Townsend
Bessie Hall
Patricia Sallee
Loraine Hassell
A. O. Howard
Russell Denton
Martin Smith
R. J. Murphy
Nadine Griffin
Marie King
R. B. Howard
Dudley Seal
Randy Barber
Jimmy Trammel
Hortense Tensfield
David Seal
Robert Hardaway
Joan Wyatt
Donald Wright
Noel K. Smith
Jo Lancaster
Jack Nelson
James Brinkley
Elsie Hembree
John Cates
Cyle Hogue
Jackie Biddy
Baby
Kay Dickerson
Mabel Cross
Kent Wood
Ada Fite
Turners
Locals Welcome Visitors From Dallas Monroe and Panama City
Last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George West, visitors included Mrs. Gladys Harden of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. John Winter and family from Monroe, La, Mrs. John Ryder of Seymour, and others from Wichita Falls and Perryton. The Wests shopped in Amarillo, Flora Mahon rests at Hillhaven, and multiple families traveled to Midland Monahans and Perryton for gatherings and a wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George West
Gladys Harden
Dallas
John Winter
Nancy and Bryan
Monroe
John Ryder
Seymour
Emitt Davis
Charles Stagg
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Mr. West
Flora Mahon
Hillhaven Rest Home
Tom Hipps
Panama City
Fla
Margaret Hipps
Teddy Hightower
T. B. Hightower
Midland
Harry Tates
Monahans
Abigal Bucahan
Four Nominated For Outstanding Young Women of America 1973
Four Childress women were selected as Outstanding Young Women of America for 1973. Biographical sketches will appear in the November awards volume. Nominees are Sharon Raenell Smotherman Sharon Kay Hubbard Joan Voyles and Saundra Elaine Christy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Sharon Raenell Smotherman
Sharon Kay Hubbard
Joan Voyles
Saundra Elaine Christy
OVW
Christy
Smotherman
Cherry Bolkenstyn
Voyles
Longview
Ireland Letter Bomb Campaign Hits England Amid Scare
More than 30 letter bombs and incendiaries since August 18 spark a long wave of IRA terror in England. Most devices failed, were defused, or caused little damage. The worst injuries were a London Stock Exchange secretary and a Bank of England worker, both hurt when bombs exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
IRA
London Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Aldershot
London
Old Bailey Criminal Court
Ministry of Agriculture
Ireland
Young Texans Take First Legal Drinks After New Law
Eighteen to twenty one year olds across Texas sample legal drinking as the minority rights law takes effect at 12 01 am. Reports describe crowded bars offering freebies and promotions while youth celebrate and some express concerns over consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Davis
Associated Press
Jeanne Braden
Tom Woodhall
Dallas
Trinity University
Conrad Parks
San Antonio
Jeanne Walner
Corpus Christi
Mario DeMartino
New York
Brass Monkey
Harlingen
Texas
Abbey Inn
Houston
Jeff Hill
Austin
Norman Eaton
University of Texas
Travis Street Electric Co
Chelsea Corner
Rock Klein
Mary Gail Schoenberg
Local Veteran Throckmort Passes After War Service
Throckmort, a World War II veteran and Knights of Pythias member, died after a long ranching career. Born in Arkansas, he moved to Childress in 1925 and cooked on several ranches before running his own operation. Survived by brothers Charlie Childress Dan Bonham and Rayford Barstow Calif and sister Mrs. R L Stephenson Childress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throckmort
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Childress
Arkansas
Matador
J. A. Reynolds
Perkins Brotho
Charlie
Dan
Bonham
Rayford
Barstow
Calif
R. L. Stephenson
White House links Abplanalp to Nixon San Clemente sale
A May White House statement described Abplanalp as the buyer in the 1970 sale of most Nixon property at San Clemente, with Rebozo named as a partner in the latest disclosure. The report notes prior Orange County Register coverage alleging campaign-fund origin and details that Abplanalp loaned $625,000 to the Nixons and bought 77 percent of the 5.9 acre estate including beachfront and a private golf course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Abplanalp
Nixon
Rebozo
San Clemente
Orange County Register
Santa Ana
Calif
Senate
Abplanalo
Nixon audit details personal costs at California and Florida compounds
The fuller audit shows Nixon personal outlays for San Clemente and Key Biscayne properties totaling $217,200 for improvements and furnishings, with $76,000 at Key Biscayne and $169,000 for maintenance. It contrasts with nearly $10 million cited as federal spending on construction, security, and communications for the compounds. It also discloses a $65,000 unsecured loan from First National Bank of Miami and a remaining $161,000 owed on Key Biscayne properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Fla
Warren
San Clemente
General Accounting Office
California
Florida
Bay Lane
First National Bank of Miami
Lions Governor Visits Local Club in Stratford Speech
District Governor William T. McMinn of Lions International spoke at the Childress Lions Club noon meeting. He urged clubs to boost membership to support the Crippled Children's Camp and called for aid to Girls Town in Whiteface and Borger and for the High Plains Eye Bank. Guests included Herb Wade and Michael Ehrle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T
Bill” McMinn
Lions International
Stratford
Childress
Whiteface
Borger
Lions
High Plains Eye Bank
Herb Wade
Riverside
Connecticut
Michael Ehrle
Newsprint Shortage Forces Nationwide Newspaper Cuts
A worsening newsprint shortage forces newspapers to drop features limit ads reduce space and suspend editions. Strikes in Canada and a Canadian rail walkout aggravate the crisis with major papers like Wall Street Journal Cleveland Plain Dealer Chicago Daily News Tribune Times Orlando papers tightening output and shelving comics Springer. The shortage affects both small dailies and large papers with some delaying editions and missing issues while others stockpile and seek multiple suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Reppert
Associated Press
Canada
United States
Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
The
Wall Street Journal
Financial Daily
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Today
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Tribune
St. Petersburg
Fla
Times
Evening Independent
Jackson County Floridian
Bellefontaine Examiner
Ohio
T. E. Hubbard
Arizona
Arizona Republic
Phoenix Gazette
Wisconsin
Wausau Record - Herald
Policy on Married and Pregnant Students in Childress Schools
Board policy outlines that married students face no loss of rights beyond standard student rules, with principal and superintendent reviewing unusual behavior. Pregnant students should report status to school staff, consult a doctor, and may discontinue attendance on health or embarrassment grounds, returning after birth when advised by a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Board of Education
Childress Independent School
Childress Independent
Brow Mopping Weather Stays Across Texas Coast
A lingering brow mopping weather pattern brings scattered showers and cooler temperatures to parts of Texas and northern Mexico. Rain amounts reached 1.56 inches at Corpus Christi and 1.01 inches at Alice, with highs near 97 degrees at Del Rio as the coolest areas remain along the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Mexico
Corpus Christi
Alice
del Rio
Mexican
Energy chief outlines scarce fuel plan with hearings
White House energy chief John Love announced tentative regulations guiding a switch to scarce petroleum fuels for home heating. Coal plants would keep burning coal for at least a year until final rules, with a public hearing set for Sept. 6-7 at the Interior Department. In Austin, NASA awarded UT McDonald Observatory $300,000 for planetary study, announced by Sen. John Tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
John Love
Interior Department
Love
Austin, Tex
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
University of Texas McDonald Observatory
U.S
John Tower
R— Tex
Texas Weather Readings Show Narrow Range Across Cities
Early morning readings ranged from 61 in Dalhart to 80 in Galveston with Brownsville Houston and Marfa reporting up to 86. Forecasts predicted little change across the state as conditions remained steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Houston
Marfa
Dalhart
Texas Panhandle
Galveston
North Vietnamese Build Up At Khe Sanh Triggering Allegations
Pentagon officials say Khe Sanh has become a major military complex with new roads storage and repair facilities and an enlarged air field protected by an air defense shield. Runway lengthened to a mile could accommodate large Soviet MIG jets. analysts suggest a forward base for future air operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Shanahan
Washington
U. S
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Defense Department
Hanoi
Congress
Indochina
Cambodia
U. S. Air Force
Khe Sanhas
Opinion Research poll based on 1017 nationwide interviews
The Opinion Research poll surveyed 1,017 adults aged 18 and over by telephone to gauge public sentiment. The methodology involved nationwide outreach and random-digit dialing to assemble a broad cross section of voters.
Trickey Rites Held In Albuquerque for Hyland Trickey
Funeral services for Hyland H. Trickey 63 were conducted in Albuquerque after his death on Tuesday. He was a Kirkland native who worked at Woolworth in Childress and later managed several stores including in Albuquerque before retirement to real estate. Survivors include wife Alice Walraven Trickey and daughters Mrs. Kincheloe of Arlington and Mrs. Neice of Albuquerque, plus brothers Albert Trickey in Colorado and in-laws Oran Walraven and Homer Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyland H. Trickey
Albuquerque
Cap Orcutt
Trickey
Kirkland
Fitzgerald and Son
Sunset
Woolworth
Childress
Alice
Alice Walraven
Tom Kincheloe
Arlington
Sandra Neice
Albert Trickey
Colorado
Oran Walraven
Homer Reeves
Amarillo
Skylab 2 astronauts photograph sun and swamp in Sudan
Skylab 2 crew Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma document celestial and terrestrial scenes on the 32nd day aboard the orbiting lab. In Detroit Chrysler offers a wage plan. UAW rejects calling it a mockery amid recession memory. Mexico quake devastates towns Puebla Veracruz. scores killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
Chrysler
Mexico City
Mexico
Puebla
Veracruz
Record of assorted events across the nation
The report covers turkey production forecasts, cold storage inventories showing lower dressed turkey stocks, a Secret Service inquiry in Edwin Gaudet case, CPSC advice on spray adhesive exposure during pregnancy, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center dedication on the 65th birthday, the Johnson stamp ceremony, and a Texasgulf suit against a CDC tender offer with a judge's written opinion anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Space
Nerve
America
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
Austin
Lady Bird Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Houston
U.S
Woodrow Seals
Texasgulf, Inc
Canada Development Corp
CDC
Texasgulf
Seals
Votes urged to meet deadline for representative outcome
Peitz urged each member to cast votes and return ballots by the deadline to ensure a representative result. Newly elected officers will be installed at the annual banquet on October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peitz
World Almanac Facts from 1973 Newspaper
Brief item notes the 1973 World Almanac facts compiled by a newspaper pastors association. The readable text is sparse and offers no specific figures, dates, or named entities beyond the association reference.
That’s a Lot of Rubber in Cars in 1973
Akron Ohio AP reports the auto industry will use about a billion pounds of rubber parts in cars in 1973 excluding tires. Goodyear notes the average car contains more than 600 rubber components totaling over 150 pounds, including seat cushions crash pads engine mounts hoses and rubber stripping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, Ohio
Goodyear Co
Bank Robbers Caught On Film Before They Strike
A New York AP report notes that over 75 percent of bank robbers identified by hidden cameras are spotted entering banks rather than during the hold up. Norcon Electronics says robbers slow and pause inside the bank, making them easy to capture on film before the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norcon Electronics, Inc
Amtrak Rolls Out Refurbished Broadway Limited
Amtrak celebrated its second birthday by rolling the first fully refurbished Broadway Limited from New York toward Chicago. The public private corporation is reviving classic named trains with updated versions of the Panama Limited Coast Starlight Daylight Silver Meteor and Merchant's Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amtrak
National Railroad Passenger Corporation
Broadway Limited
New York
Chicago
Merchant’s Limited
Polls split on renewing Senate Watergate hearings
A public poll shows 51 percent favor renewing the Senate Watergate committee hearings into 1972 dirty tricks while 51 percent oppose televising them and 44 percent support ongoing coverage. An additional ORC poll for the Republican National Committee finds 53 percent favor halting hearings with 35 percent opposed and 12 percent undecided, plus 54 percent say hearings hurt the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Watergate Committee
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
N.J
Senate
Republican National Committee
Thieves Target Vegetables Across Five West Texas Counties
In a five county spree Panhandle law enforcements says vegetables worth thousands of dollars have been stolen from gardens farms and processing plants in Castro Pramer Deaf Smith Lamb and Bailey Counties this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmitt
Tex
West Texas
Panhandle
Castro
Pramer
Deaf Smith
Lamb and Bailey
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Mrs
Possum Kingdom
Alex Saied
Sammy
Perryton
Danny Thompson
Eddie Johnson
New Orleans
Secret Service
Edwin M. Gaudet
New Mexico
Gaudet
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Newspaper
Pastors Assn
New York ‘Sun
Benjamin H. Day
World Almanac Notes
Jonathan
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