Hospital Notes Admitted and Dismissed List
ADMITTED: Ronald Fox Tuesday Lucille Turk Tuesday Gary Chapman Tuesday John Preston Tuesday Mrs C D Overby Wednesday Mrs Danny Imhoff Wednesday Mrs Jess Benham Wednesday Coy Street Wednesday Danny Hutchinson Wednesday Pat New Wednesday. DISMISSED: Robert Hardaway Tuesday Velma Ricks Tuesday Lee Patterson Tuesday Ruby Cannon Wednesday Annie Hatley Wednesday Violet Hardin Wednesday Randy Barber Wednesday Russell Deaton Wednesday Lenna Samek Wednesday Ronald Fox Wednesday Martin Smith today.
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Ronald Fox
Lucille Turk
Gary Chapman
John Preston
C. D. Overby
Danny Imhoff
Jess Benham
Coy Street
Danny Hutchinson
Pat New
Robert Hardaway
Velma Ricks
Lee Patterson
Ruby Cannon
Annie Hatley
Violet Hardin
Randy Barber
Russell Deaton
Lenna Samek
Martin Smith
Local Residents and Travel Notes From Lubbock Visit
Collins Howard remains a patient at High Plains Baptist Hospital in room 588. Jimmy Gravely departs for Lubbock to enroll for Texas Tech fall semester. Mr and Mrs Gordon Gravley and Mr and Mrs Homer Compton visited in Lubbock over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Howard
High Plains Baptist Hospital
Jimmy Gravely
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Gordon Gravley
Homer Compton
Injuries Hit Bobcats Again During Scrimmage Prep
The Childress Bobcats endure further setbacks as senior Mark Brown suffers a badly bruised nose while Jeff Reed is ill. Previously, Kent Wood broke his left arm and is out for the season. Ken Buckley moves from B team to A squad. Coach Charlie Johnston considers Friday scrimmage versus Frederick.
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Childress Bobcats
Mark Brown
Jeff Reed
Kent Wood
Ken Buckley
Frederick
Charlie Johnston
Gasoline price ceilings face renewed enforcement by council
An appeals court allowed enforcement of gasoline ceilings after a stay on a lower court order. The stay permits council action until a Sept. 17 hearing on wage price controls and the legality of the ceilings. Dealers had threatened Labor Day boycotts but may proceed pending further rulings.
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Edward Allen Tamm
Tamm
Local civic leader Cook dies after service in Childress
West Vernon in 1947 resident Cook, father of two, was active in civic work in Childress. He served as vice president of the Chamber of Commerce and belonged to the American Cancer Society, among other community duties.
Local Leaders Named In Vernon and Childress Institutions
Hawkins served since 1959 with WTU rising to local manager in Turkey and Vernon, later joining the Vernon Chamber, Rotary, and other groups. Gilliland advanced from bookkeeper to local manager and power salesman, with a background in Seymour and Childress. City actions include water tower and sewer plant funding requests, a street closure ordinance, and planning for oil leases and gas rate concerns. Sally authorizes expenditures for revenue sharing. Mike Schweikhard to become Lone Star Gas District Manager.
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Childress Housing Authority
Lions Club
The
Baptist Church
Hawkins
WTA
Turkey
Wellington
Vernon
Texas Tech University
Red Raider
Retta Joyce Bynum
Methodist Church
Vernon Chamber of Commerce
Red Coats
Rotary Club
Agri Business Club
United Fund
Camp Fire Girls
Girls Club
Floyd Gilliland
Alpine
Gilliland
Panhandle
Childress
Italy
Alice Hatley
Council of Ministries
Family Life
Allen Harp
Ted Cates
Austin
Lone Star
Assembly of God Church
Elks Lodge
Sally
Hearrell Scales
Mike Schweikhard
Iowa Park
Lone Star Gas Company
City weighs dump site to avoid rapid fill
Paving a study of 90 acres east of the sewer plant near Childress as a possible dump ground. The current Childress dump south of town would fill in weeks due to laws banning burning. City officials discuss closing and turning the area into a park with grass after filling.
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Childress
Massey
Helms
California
Sager, Lockhoof
Sally
Feed grain allotment seen as base for potential subsidies
ASCS officials privately note strong grain prices through most of 1974 and expect farmers to exceed their feed grain allotment. The 1973 corn output is estimated at 5.66 billion bushels while total use including exports is projected to surpass that level in the coming year. The 89 million acre allotment aims to cover 206.8 million tons of the three grains in 1974 75 with 1973 74 total use at 198.5 million tons, exceeding this year's production by 3.2 million tons.
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ASCS
Wallace named to Texas commission in January 1965
Gov. Connally appoints Wallace to a Texas commission in January 1965 with Jim Langdon named in 1963 and Ben Ramsey appointed in 1961. Wallace will receive a pay raise from 28500 to 34000, and he says he did not seek the post. He notes no oil interests or prior law practice.
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John Connally
Jim Langdon
Ben Ramsey
Price Daniel
Tunnell
Connally
Ben Barnes
de Leon
Wallace
AFL-CIO Considers Top-Level Reorganization Plan
The national federation seeks to centralize control over campaigns and lobbying by creating an Organization and Field Services Department. A new post, director of organization and field services, was offered to William J. Usery Jr., former assistant secretary of labor, potentially placing him third in the federation behind Meany and Kirkland.
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McGovern
National Federation
Washington
Aflcio
William J. Usery Jr
Federal Mediation and Counciliation Service
Machinists Union
Usery
Nixon
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
Meany
Lane Kirkland
AFL- cIo
George Meany
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Nixon Privately Traves Red Beach Visit At Camp Pendleton
President Nixon traveled with Pat and Tricia Nixon Cox on California freeways to Red Beach inside Camp Pendleton. Secret Service escorted the party and blocked media pursuit as the Western White House sought privacy.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
California
Pat
Tricia Nixon Cox
Secret Service
Nixons
Red Beach
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Wallace ties oil ties amid Texas governor race
Wallace claimed no oil industry work beyond deeds and fuel purchases. He described himself as an advance of the people of Texas and noted his role as Henderson County campaign director for Briscoe. Langdon and Ramsey greeted him in the governor’s reception room as Briscoe prepared for a Japan export trip.
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Wallace
People of Texas
Briscoe
Athens
Henderson County
Langdon
Ramsey
Oil and Gas Regulatory Agency
Uvalde
Japan
Bob Hardesty
Rainy Texan Day Prompted Tornado Sightings Across Coast
Showers and thunderstorms spread across the south half of Texas with two inch cloudbursts in McCook and Charlotte and 2.51 inches at Galveston. Tornadoes were sighted near Nueces Bay and Kingsville but caused no damage as warm, partly cloudy conditions were forecast.
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Associated Press
Texas
McCook
Charlotte
Galveston
Nueces Bay
Corpus Christi
Kingsville
Appeal ruling in Henley case over psychiatric exam
Lawyers for Elmer Wayne Henley Jr vow to appeal the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruling that allows a psychiatric examination to proceed. The case ties to Eight of 27 murders linked to Dean Corll in Houston during a mass killing spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Jones
Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Elmer Wayne Henley Jr
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Houston
Henley
State District Court
William Hatten
Ed Pegelow
Texas Supreme Court
Dist
Atty
Carol Vance
Hatten
Harris County
Jack Heard
Pegelow
Texas
Public Safety Official Comments On Communications Loss
Arriaga of the Veracruz public safety office said that equipment ran out of gas and contact was lost. The remark underscores a breakdown in the retrieval operation and the ensuing communication gap.
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Arriaga
Veracruz
Preparing For Mao Leaving
Durable Chou En-lai may have forged a peaceful coexistence as China faces Mao Tse-tung's departure. The 10th party congress hints at a compromise between lines, with a move toward collective leadership while aging veterans hold power. A new central committee and possible defense minister Yeh Chien-ying point to military influence in future directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Durable Chou En-lai
China
Mao Tse-tung
Chou
Communist Party Congress
Mao
Chous
Lin Piao
Lin
Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
Yeh Chien-ying
Skylab 2 Astronauts Cleared To Extend Mission
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma are medically fit to continue the 59 day mission at least to Sept 7 on the long stay program. Medical reviews show no issues requiring curtailment as they perform telescope Sun studies and plan Earth observations including drought and locust areas in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Recer
Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Space Agency
William C. Schneider
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Schneider
Charles Berry
Life Sciences
Bean
Garriott
Lousma
Africa
Sudan Declared Africa’s Largest Nation
The Sudan stands as the largest country in Africa by land area, a defining geographic fact shaping regional influence and development considerations across the continent.
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Sudan
Africa
Quake Relief Efforts Bolt City to Shelter Crisis
After the worst Mexican earthquake, officials report 50 percent of Ciudad Serdan’s 22 000 residents homeless. Aid pours in from Monterrey volunteers as demolition continues and prefabricated homes are promised within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Tabuara
Housing Development Institute
Red Cross
Ciudad Serdan
Monterrey
Puebla
Guillermo Morales Blumenkron
Tehuacan
Zongolica
Agricultural Civilization in Iran Around 4000 B.C.
Archaeologists identify an early agricultural civilization in Iran dating to about 4000 B.C. Evidence suggests settled farming communities, domesticated crops, and regional trade networks shaping later developments in the region. The discovery highlights early innovation in agrarian society.
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Iran
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