Hospital Admissions and Discharges This Week
Admitted this Tuesday and Wednesday are Billy Hughes Bertha Nave Dora Henderson Elsie Arnn Rhonda Nations Roy Key Jan Toombs Norma McDonald. Discharges on Tuesday include Virginia Farrell Bessie Villyard Claude Bowling Alvin Jeter.
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Billy Hughes Bertha Nave
Dora Henderson
Elsie Arnn Rhonda Nations
Roy Key
Jan Toombs
Norma McDonald
Virginia Farrell
Bessie Villyard
Claude Bowling
Alvin Jeter
Locals Bake Sale At Mable Hare Sunday School Class
The Mable Hare Sunday School class will host a bake sale at 203 Main Street on Saturday December 4. Proceeds support class activities and community church programs.
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Mable Hare
Sale
Main St
Two Are Tried In County Court
Two men appeared in County Court this morning on driving while intoxicated charges. Jerry Phipps pleaded guilty and was fined 147 dollars plus court costs and received three days in jail. Charlie David Stewart pleaded not guilty and his bond was set at 750 dollars.
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Jerry Phipps
Charlie David Stewart
Connally hints at limited six year term for president
Connally says he would consider leading the GOP only if two conditions are met broad support from Ford Reagan and Rockefeller and the role is not full time or salaried He plans to remain a spokesman for conservative Americans and does not discuss his 1980 political plans He views the president as one of five political influence spheres including judiciary legislature bureaucracy and press
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Connally
Republican National Committee
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Remembering Sanders A Lubbock Church of Christ Leader
Eldon Sanders died leaving a long record as a trustee of Lubbock Christian College for about 15 years and a former Rotary Club president. Survivors include his wife Eula, son Dr Durwood Sanders of Lubbock, daughter Mrs John Bragg of Midland, and five grandchildren. Memorials may be sent to local homes or colleges named in the notice.
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Hollis
Oklo
Eula
Durwood Sanders
Lubbock
John Bragg
Midland
Kirkland Church of Christ Fund
Westview Boys
Tipton’s
Lubbock Christian College
Four politicians named in pending commission charges
Francesco D Angelosante reported that Rumor the Antelope Cobbler code name for the Italian premier tied to a payoff and Tanassi as bagman were among those in the late 1960s sale negotiations. The parliamentary commission considers fraud charges against Gui Tanassi and unnamed outsiders. charges are preliminary while investigations continue.
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Francesco D'Angelosante
Parliamentary Commission
United States
Lockheed
Tanassi
Gui
Parliament Vote Triggers Constitutional Court Review
The article explains that if Parliament votes to prosecute, the case advances to the Constitutional Court for ruling. It outlines the procedural path and potential implications for the legal process and governance.
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Constitutional Court
Utah inmate Gilmore faces Dec 10 execution by chair
The condemned man Gilmore seeks to delay execution after appeal to the US Supreme Court while officials discuss a death method. He requests not to wear a hood and to stand during the firing squad style chair death in Utah, with local officials and the Pardons Board reviewing his case.
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White
US Supreme Court
National Weather Service
Salt Lake City
Gilmore
Nicole Barrett
Bullock
Calvin Rampton
State Pardons Board
Tom Jones
Utah
Mondale criticizes steel hike during transition period
Carter pressed steel firms to cancel price increases to curb inflation and prevent oil price volatility as Democrats return to politics with Mondale arguing jawboning slows inflation and steel firms exploit the presidential handover.
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Mondale
Carter
Fink dazzles with Bicentennial Fink Olympics amid upheaval
In Fink countryside cattle roam as the National Fink Day features the Bicentennial Fink Olympics sponsored by the Albrights. The Albrights plan to stay in Fink while Lattimore, formerly a Denison concrete executive, moves his family into a trailer near the general store. He says the move fits their new business goal as ex mayor hints at retirement after a bustling festival season.
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Albrights
Fink
Lattimore
Denison
Albright
White House
Pat
Mayor Affirms Continuity Following Albrights
The mayor stated there will be no major changes and intends to keep things moving in the footsteps of the Albrights, aiming for stable progress and ongoing initiatives in the town.
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Albrights
Jailer Certification Rules Expand Under Texas Commission
The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Education requires jailers to begin training as soon as a program is available and obtain certification within a year of hire. Even a sheriff's wife serving as matron in a rural jail must be trained for protection. The commission also mandates jailers be paid no less than other county law enforcement officers like deputy sheriffs.
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Texas Commission On Law Enforcement Standards and Education
Greenwood
Carter Conference Explores Economic Stimulus Paths
Carter met in Plains Georgia with 16 economic experts to discuss possible economic stimulation next year. Officials cautioned no agreement on tax cuts or spending, while the Budget Office projected GNP growth from 5.5 down to 4.5 percent by 1982 and unemployment dropping from 7.8 to 4.1 percent if the economy improves.
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Carter
Plains
Budget Office
Congress
Heady Urges Market Tools for Grain and World Hunger
Heady argues grain policy should balance U.S. production for domestic needs and foreign markets. He emphasizes research into production and supply to translate hunger into demand, with stable prices that let farmers profit while facing uncertain futures. He also recalls the phrase about going to pot and weight.
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Heady
Diploma still eludes Garrett despite push from district official
Dallas ISD assistant superintendent Dr. George Reid received a letter from Garretts public relations man requesting a meeting with school officials this month to discuss ways to obtain the high school diploma. In Washington a Navy admiral urged a fresh look at traditional uniforms. Industry predicts higher citizens band radio sales despite a summer slump. Coastal States Gas Corp reverses a 27.5 million judgment as a precedent for similar suits. Christie hints at a 1978 Senate run while ending his current term in 1981. A Houston chemical plant pesticide may be linked to workers nerve diseases.
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George Reid
Dallas Independent School District
Garrett
Washington
John Sodolski
Electronics Industries Association
Houston
Coastal States Gas Corp
Bryan
Lower
Colorado River
Texas 11Th Court of Civil Appeals
Eastland
Dallas
Gonzalez accuses banks of control tactics at House hearing
Fr Stewart quoted Congressman Henry B Gonzalez saying control of banks is achieved by borrowing from one bank to gain control of another and paying back with funds from the second bank. Other items note UN admits Angola, U.S. abstains on Cuban troops issue, and White House gate fortification after a 1974 incident.
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Fr. Stewart
San Antonio
Henry B. Gonzalez
Gonzales
U.S. House Banking Subcommittee
Search Extends for Dozens of Velsicol Plant Former Workers
A possible connection prompted a search for up to 100 former employees of the Velsicol Chemical Corp plant. George Pettigrew, regional NIOSH consultant in Dallas, said the effort aims to identify workers who may have been exposed to hazardous conditions.
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Velsicol Chemical Corp
George Pettigrew
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
NIOSH
Dallas
Inside CBS NFL Today Studio 45 Pregame Chaos
CBS NFL Today on studio 45 runs three pregame feeds across time zones while Brent Musburger and team juggle late games. Behind the scenes the control room issues rapid instructions as overlapping halftime and postgame shows test producers and announcers.
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New York
Brent Musburger
Phyllis George
Irv Cross
Bob Fishman
Brent
NFL Today
CBS
Studio 45
Captain Kangaroo
Musburger
Whitaker
NFL Today Ratings Rise As Viewing Increases
Fishman comments on overlaid copy while Musburger and fans watch multiple games. A hair dresser grooms George as Cross reviews notes. Talk shifts to Fiesta Bowl and staying fresh across time zones. Si Kaufman notes higher viewing boosts sales and overall satisfaction.
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Fishman
Musburger
Chicago Bears
George
Cross
NFL
Si Kaufman
Most independent man in the office buys a pack
A long time free rider in the office finally purchases a cigarette pack, ending his habit of mooching. The act shifts office dynamics as colleagues note the change in routine and independence.
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