Hospital Admission and Discharge Log
A hospital daily notice lists admissions for Saturday and Sunday including Charles Lewis Delzo Brandon and Katie Myers on Saturday and Mary Green Bew Burkett Bill Dawson Walter Kilgo Clark Foster on Sunday. Discharges occur Sunday and Monday for Harry Kissell Jan Coombs Tom Goff Lawrence Phillips Foy McDonald with additional admissions and discharges listed for Jewel Pardue Louise Czewski Ida Lee Phillips Bessie Davis and Elsie Arnn and Ella Landrum in subsequent days.
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Mary Green
Bew. Burkett
Bill Dawson
Walter Kilgo Clark Foster
Jewel Pardue
Louise Czewski
Ida Lee Phillips
Bessie Davis
Harry Kissell
Jan Coombs
Tom Goff
Lawrence Phillips
Foy McDonald
Locals Attend Dallas Services for Mrs Ray Rike
Mr and Mrs John Robinson and Mrs Roe Davidson of Shamrock travel to Dallas for funeral services held in Farmersville for Mrs Ray Rike aunt to the trio with services planned today.
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John Robinson
Roe Davidson
Shamrock
Dallas
Ray Rike
Farmersville
Astronomy Talk Delights Lions Club At Noon
Lions heard a noon talk on astronomy by Chet Reeves of McDonald Observatory. Reeves discussed global observatories, energy research, and the value of astronomy funding as a first step toward understanding energy sources. President James Bartlett and Alton Landrum attended the Amarillo District 27T-1 meeting. A $150 donation to Girls Town for shoes and coats was approved, and the Ruth Fite Christmas Party was announced for Tuesday, December 21.
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Lions
Chet Reeves Reeves
McDonald Observatory
Reeves
James Bartlett
Alton Landrum
Amarillo
NFL Title Scenarios Push AFC Contenders Toward Finals Week
The Raiders sweep their series from St Louis in the AFC East as Baltimore and New England fight for the crown and a wild card. In the AFC Central Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Cleveland stay tied at 9 4 with Pittsburgh riding an eight game win streak and eyeing Houston. Cincinnati meets the Jets in New York while Cleveland visits Kansas City as tiebreakers decide division and playoff spots.
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Redskins
St Louis
Baltimore
New England
Buffalo
Tampa Bay
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Steelers
Houston
Oakland
New York
Jets
Kansas City
Browns
Bengals
Poll变化: Notre Dame and Arizona Tumbling amid Top 20 Shakeup
Indiana leads No 6 San Francisco 385 points with one first place vote while No 8 Cincinnati has 300 points and one No 1 vote. No 9 Arizona edges No 10 Alabama by one point. Wake Forest rises from unranked to No 11 after advancing from 14th last week.
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San Francisco
Notre Dame
Cincinnati
Arizona
Alabama
Wake Forest
The
Deacons
Clemson Grabs Lead in ACC Ranking Shuffle
Louisville slid from seventh to fourteenth after a home loss to Syracuse as Syracuse moved into the Top 20 at No 20. Meanwhile North Carolina remained ACC rival in reach, with Clemson finishing 16th in the voting and Syracuse rising behind Tennessee at No 15 and Maryland at No 17. DePaul claimed No 19 in the Top 20.
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North Carolina
Clemson
Louisville
Indiana
Syracuse
Tennessee
Maryland
Ilinois
DePaul
Oil pipeline project faces cost overruns and delays
The Federal Energy Administration notes West Coast ports may be unable to receive Alaskan crude for years while options include sending oil to Japan or via the Panama Canal to the Gulf or Atlantic. Construction began in March 1975 with a final site near Valdez. Original costs were under 1 billion dollars but estimates now exceed 8 billion amid multiple investigations and a planned dedication in Valdez in September.
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West Coast
Japan
Atlantic States
Panama Canal
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Valdez
Valdez Oon
NATO fears and diplomacy shape Cold War defense debate
The piece outlines U.S. efforts to trim the defense budget while urging reassurance amid pledges to cut at least five billion dollars. It notes Britain's possible choices over its army in Europe, NATO strain from Communist gains in Italy, and Turkey-Greece quarrels, with Kissinger exploring Spain's NATO bid and balanced central Europe cuts as Vienna talks stall.
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James Callaghan
Germany
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Communist Party
Italy
Turkey
Greece
Kissinger
Ford
Spain
NATO
Madrid
Juan Carlos
Brussels
Soviet Union
Europe
Vienna
Moscow
Warsaw Pact
Washington
London
Anthony Crosland
Rhodesia
Geneva
Hawaii remembers Pearl Harbor victims with aloha message
Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Hickam Air Force Base and the Arizona Memorial honor 13 500 veterans and 1 177 ship loss from USS Arizona. Hawaii Governor Ariyoshi urged remembrance without hatred and vengeance, promoting aloha over war’s bitterness. Roland Krause of Honolulu echoed sentiment of reduced hard feelings after 35 years.
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Hawaii
Aloha
Roland Krause
Honolulu
Oglala Minesweeper Hit By Torpedo Amid Early Attack
The minesweeper Oglala took a torpedo hit in the initial minutes of the assault and began sinking gradually. Commanding officers reported the damage as the vessel settled by the bow.
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Oglala
Texas death row inmate White seeks stay and televised execution
A TEC spokesman said interviews with death row inmates remain accessible. White requests would come from the inmate, while Abernathy, his appellate counsel, plans to seek a new trial. White insists he does not want federal appeals but may consider TV coverage before any execution.
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White
Abernathy
Supreme Court
Texas
BF Smith
Dallas
James Owen Livingston
McKinney
Livingston
Jerry Lane Jurek
Doyle Boulware
Mark Milton Moore
Calvin Woodkins
Collin County
John Hill
Texas Cold Spreads Across Gulf Region Underscored By Lows
Temperatures across Texas dipped with Marfa in the mountains hitting nine above zero and other towns from Cathart to Abilene reporting single digits to teens. Brownsville stood as the warmest spot at 48 while Amarillo stayed at 29. Forecasters expect a slight warm up in Northwest Texas but colder conditions in the south and southeast with decreasing clouds in East and South Texas.
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Gulf of Mexico
Marfa
West Texas
East Texas
South Texas
Brownsville
del Rio
Eagle Pass
Hondo
Cathart
Amarillo
Lubbock
Wink
Childress
Abilene
Panhandle
Texas
Plains Politician Billy Carter Faces Election Hurdles
In Plains, Billy Carter campaigns to become mayor, arguing to preserve local character and curb commercialization linked to his brother Jimmy’s national prominence. He recalls a narrow loss to Branton by four votes two years ago and warns of Plains drifting toward urban congestion if he is not elected.
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Billy
Branton
Jimmy
Billy Carter
Nood
Bill Carter
Washington
Ford
Ron Nelsen
Republican National Executive Committee
White House
Mayors Push Wright Backed by Chicago Leader in Transit Funds
Abraham D. Beame reportedly collected votes for Wright in exchange for Wright's leadership in securing congressional backing for mass transit money and New York City aid. Other mayors, including Chicago's Richard J. Daley, urged Wright's continued push.
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Abraham D. Beame
Wright
New York City
Chicago
Richard Daley
Democratic leaders weigh ethics shifts and leadership bids
The article outlines shifts in House leadership with Wright and O Neill urging jobs and ethics reforms. Burton concedes defeat and Foley wins caucus chair over Chisholm. It notes labor, farm policy clashes, and debates on funding and oversight amid a tense political period.
Agriculture department lowers 1977 hog price outlook
USDA projections show hog prices in 1977 easing from prior estimates. Fourth quarter prices are seen at 32 to 34 per 100 pounds, with first quarter 1977 at 33 to 35 and second quarter at 35 to 37. Cattle prices steady around 41 to 43 in early 1977, then 43 to 45 later, with steer averages rising to 43 to 45 for all of 1977.
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Department
Outlook
USDA
Midwest
Water Purchase Totals Rise Across Regions and Years
Greenbelt purchases climb from 4 699 000 to 5 789 000 gallons. Bestwall buys rise from 5 391 100 to 8 789 000 gallons. Hedley purchases reach 1 494 000 gallons, down from 1 551 100 last year. Copper Breaks holds at 19 800 gallons. November water totals show 1974 53 592 000. 1973 54 231 000. 1972 56 078 000. 1971 35 075 000. 1970 34 174 000.
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Bestwall
Hedley
Farmers Face Uncertain Export Access Under Incoming Administration
National farm leaders warn that future access to foreign markets is unknowable while the new administration may face pressure from consumer groups and organized labor to restrict farm exports. They emphasize the need to monitor trade policy and its impact on farm revenues.
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Soviet Union
Texas Farmworkers Union
Texas
Chaloupka
Markets and CDC report in brief from AP dispatch
The New York Cotton Exchange quotes 75.76 cents a pound for Monday in the top markets with midday bale prices down 1.20 to 2.50 from the previous close. The Dow Jones average rose early but settled near plus 1.08 at 962.85 by noon. CDC confirms Wisconsin man contracted swine flu after material tests.
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New York Cotton Exchange
New York
Wall Street
Wisconsin
National Center For Disease Control
CDC
Supreme Court ruling narrows pregnancy coverage in health plans
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that employers are not required to cover pregnancy related costs in disability plans under the Civil Rights Act. The decision involved General Electric and its exclusion of pregnancy from its disability program, signaling limits on employer coverage mandates.
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Washington
Supreme Court
General Electric Co
Auto makers praise delayed air bag ruling offsets Nader critique
The federal decision not to require air bags in new cars drew praise from the largest U.S. automakers and sharp criticism from Ralph Nader. In Austin, the Public Utilities Commission set December 13 for a meeting on Southwestern Bell’s 298.3 million rate request and will issue its final order after deliberation. Also in Austin, the attorney general said county tax appraisers remain under the county assessor, while cities and districts might back a central tax office. In Beirut, Palestinian leaders issued a maximum war alert along the Lebanese border amid Israeli invasion fears.
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Detroit
Ralph Nader
Austin, Tex
Public Utilities Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
PAC
Beirut
Lebanon
John Hill
Barbs B. Phil Pastoret and Sage Sayings
Fragmentary quips mix names with sayings about procrastination meals dogs and dignity. The text references Barbs B and Phil Pastoret along with assorted humorous lines about daily life and collective nouns. It resembles a compiled column item or reader collection from a newspaper page.
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