Hospital Admissions and Discharges Today
A Tuesday list records Edna Smoot, Corn Seal, Floyd Gibson, Loree Gibson, Tommy Davis, Earl Brown, Harold Cawthorn, Celia Lete, Doris Moore, Minnie Watson, Carmelia Garcia. A Wednesday list shows Jana Lane, Bessie Davis, Charlotte Owen, B Alexander, Joe Green, Katie Myers as discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Smoot
Corn Seal
Floyd Gibson
Loree Gibson
Tommy Davis
Earl Brown
Harold Cawthorn
Celia Lete
Doris Moore
Minnie Watson
Carmelia Garcia
Jana Lane
Bessie Davis
Charlotte Owen
B. Alexander
Joe Green
Katie Myers
Local Visitors and Patients Reach Across Texas Panhandle
Locals Maurice Monson of Texas City and relatives visited here and at Cee Wee. Mrs Fishe Arnn is a patient in Room 814 at Methodist Hospital Lubbock. Neely Clay Landrum of Canyon was a Childress visitor. Morris Higley attended a Panhandle Plains Automobile Club directors meeting in Amarillo. Mrs Nannie Johnson of Wellington stayed with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Earl Harwell for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Monson
Texas City
Cee Wee
Morris Higley
Amarillo
Panhandle Plains Automobile Club
Nannie Johnson
Wellington
Earl Harwell
Friends of Library Hold Bake and White Elephant Sale
The Friends of the Library host a bake sale and White Elephant sale starting at 9 am Saturday in front of the former Preston Clothing building. Donations of baked goods and items for the White Elephant sale are requested by president Mrs. Glen Stiner.
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Friends of the Library
Preston Clothing
Glen Stiner
Friends
Gumball Rally Opens Sunday At Palace
The Gumball Rally a comedy adventure about a nonstop New York to California race opens Sunday at the Palace Theatre. The film follows eccentric drivers in souped up cars at speeds up to 150 mph with an all star cast led by Michael Sarrazin Raul Juha and Susan Flannery. Filmed on location across New York New Jersey Arizona and California the race includes a Rolls Royce a Ferrari and other high performance machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Michael Sarrazin
Raul Juha
Palace Theatre
Chuck Bail
New Jersey
Arizona
Manhattan
Broadway
Park Avenue
Wall Street
Sarrazin
Warner Bros
Susan Flannery
Normann Burton
Tim McIntire
Steven Keats
Gary Busey
Vaughn Taylor
J. Pat O'Malley
Wally Taylor
John Curren
Tricia O'Neil
Lazaro Perez
Joanne Nail
Nicholas Pryor
Leon Capetanos
Gilmore Case Delays Execution As Supreme Court Weighs Appeal
Gilmore, whose mother persuaded the US Supreme Court to stay a Dec 6 sunrise execution, faces a high court review of an appeal. Stanger says Gilmore has stayed firm in wanting the law carried out, seeking a definite sentence. Gilmore was convicted of killing Bennie Bushnell during a July motel robbery and is charged in another death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Supreme Court
High Court
Stanger
Gilmore
Provo
Bennie Bushnell
Max David Jensen
Cotton Producers Form Cotton Classing Office in Memphis
Cotton Producers Inc formed in 1959 to establish a cotton classing office in Memphis serving farmers across Armstrong Briscoe Carson Childress Collingsworth Cottle Donley Gray Hall Hansford Hemphill Hutchinson King Lipscomb Ochiltree Motley Roberts Wheeler Counties officers include President Joe McDaniel Memphis and several directors from Clarendon McLean Sumnerwood Paducah Twitty Flamont and others with Mrs Johnny Farnsworth Memphis as Executive Secretary of the Greenbelt Cotton Producers Inc.
Nominations Committee Members and Company Leaders Named
The records list individuals including Gene Cother lieutenant and Larry Mosley captain with Buddy McKeever and Larry Grillet as hose captains plus Sam Lewis Joe D Smith Des Bridges and others in utilities crew and sponsors. The nominations committee is composed of Love as chairman with Merrell and Delbert Wilson as members.
NATO ministers weigh defense modernization amid German delay
NATO defense ministers near a decision to modernize defenses against a Soviet air attack but West Germany balks at funding and delays until Helmut Schmidt forms a new government. Kissinger heads to London for Rhodesia talks as Geneva stalemate persists between white and black leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATO
North America
Western Europe
Europe
West Germany
Helmut Schmidt
Alliance
Kissinger
London
Anthony Crosland
Rhodesia
Ivor Richard
State Dept denies holding Korean official to testify in probe
The State Department rejected South Korea's charge that Kim Sang Keun was being held in the United States to force testimony in the Justice Department inquiry. Kim reportedly chose to stay in the U S to cooperate while fears of scapegoating in the influence buying probe arose. An E Systems spokesman said no bribes and nothing questionable about its Korean operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tongsun Park
Washington
State Department
Kim Sang Keun
United States
Justice Department
Kim
SEC
E-Systems
House Democrats name third man in leadership
Thomas P ONeill of Massachusetts and Jim Wright of Texas secure the role of whip as chief deputy Dan Kostenkowski of Illinois is appointed alongside Brademas. Republicans reelect leaders with John J Rhodes continuing as minority leader and Robert H Michel as whip while John B Anderson becomes conference chairman Del Clawson chairs the Republican Policy Committee and Bill Frenzel leads the Republican Research Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P O'Neill
Massachusetts
Rep
Jim Wright
Texas
Brademas
Dan Kostenkowski
Ilinois
Depu
John J Rhodes
Arizona
Robert H. Michel
Illinois
John B Anderson
Rep del Clawson
California
Republican Policy Committee
Bill Frenzel
Minnesota
Republican Research Committee
Heiress Hearst Receives Bodyguard Protection Amid Trial
Miss Hearst home in Nob Hill is guarded by Burns security, arranged by her parents, as she faces trial on joint indictment with William and Emily Harris of the Symbionese Liberation Army. The Harrises, convicted of robbery and kidnapping but acquitted of six assaults, await further charges. Hearst testified she fired two submachine guns to aid their escape during a shoplifting incident in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nob Hill
Johnson
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Harrises
Energy program canceled as schools close for curtailment
A school energy program was canceled Wednesday after all schools closed due to a precautionary curtailment intended to avoid dipping into interstate reserves amid expected colder weather. Spokesmen described the action as a preventive measure.
City council grants 90 days for depot move and keeps snake ordinance
The council approved a 90 day extension for moving equipment from the old depot now a museum project at a cost of $50 and clarified Hudson’s non affiliation with Vaughan B Nowlin. The snake ordinance remains on the books. Public hearings on a 250000 block grant will be held December 14 and 22 at 2 pm. District Highway Engineer Lewis White reported funds to pave a 40 foot wide street from Fifth Street and Bow across the tracks south of Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Blue
Lady Wranger
Lady Texas
Andy Hudson
Hudson
Vaughan B. Nowlin
Lewis White
Fifth Street
Bow
Avenue
Lone Star Faces Gas Price Gap Between Interstate and Intrastate Sales
A Lone Star official explains the interstate wellhead price for natural gas is much lower than intrastate prices regulated by the Federal Power Commission. The company buys from about 50 producers and notes limited intrastate reserves. Wichita Falls negotiates industrial rates as regulators study shifting regions back to intrastate supply. La-Vaca Gathering Co. backs steady reserves with no near-term curtailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Power Commission
Lone Star
Oklahoma
Austin
Mack Wallace
Wichita Falls
Commission
FCC
North Texas
Houston
La-Vaca Gathering Co
Lone Star Daily
Triticale touted as miracle grain sparks market hopes in Washington
Ammerman and other growers formed Washington Food and Fiber Inc to market triticale seen as high yield and adaptable. About 140 farmers planted 8,000 acres this year with another 1,000 slated for next year, as the group weighs flour mill plans and possible markets. Some expect to have to sell the grain for animal feed at about half the promised price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammerman
Washington Food and Fiber Inc
Texas
City to pursue emergency bids for police car replacement
Council votes to seek emergency bids on a new police car to replace the wrecked 1976 vehicle. Helms Holland and Sally named to study bids and purchase. A city resolution forbids leaving equipment within 50 feet of runways or taxing areas and threatens impoundment and lease cancellations for lessees.
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WE. Helms
J. B. Holland
Sally
White
US 83
US 287
Scandals Involving Lawmakers Highlight Affairs And Investigations
The report outlines multiple investigations and alleged affairs involving federal lawmakers. Hays resigns as House committee chair amid scrutiny over a staff salary and personal ties. Other cases include alleged sexual relationships with staffers and encounters with prostitutes. several politicians are reelected despite or after disclosures. Public integrity probes determine criminal charges, with no prosecutions in some instances.
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Chicago
Hays
Miss Ray
House Administration
House
Justice Department
Public Integrity
Robert Stevenson
Colleen Gardner
John Young
D-Tex
Premium Pay Department
Young
Congress
Allan Howe
Utah
Joe Waggonner
Bdtex
Washington
John Dingell
Dmich
Detroit
Donald Riegle
Senate
Market Rally Extends Gains Amid Broad Trading
Reports show a continued market rally with the Dow Jones industrial average up 5.82 to 969.08 at noon as gainers outpace decliners on the NYSE. The day also features a nationwide air pollution concern and varied state notices from Texas to Ohio on legal actions and policy shifts.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Energy exhibit to visit Texas schools under fuel partnership
The travelling exhibit Energy Today and Tomorrow will visit 144 Texas schools this year, in cooperation with four Texas utility companies and North Texas State University. The program was canceled in Electra due to a natural gas shortage. Arizona Republic confirms Don Bolles won the John Peter Zenger Award unanimously for press freedom posthumously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Utility
North Texas State University
Electra
Tucson
Ariz
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
John Peter Zenger
World Almanac Quiz Question
The World Almanac asks which item does not belong with The Little Brown Jug and tests true or false statements about margarine calories versus butter along with planetary facts. The item excludes horse race or Triple Crown winner and compares false statements about planets.
Answers 1 ie) 2 Venus and Mars
The note lists Answers 1 ie) 2) Venus & Mars with True. Margarine 815 calories to 12 cup. Butter 810.
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Venus & Mars
Barbs By Phil Pastoret
The piece comments on bureaucratic cautions stifling daily life and the tension between practicality and fashion. It notes footed pragmatism can slow progress and cites a small cost difference between a haircut and styling. It ends with a nod to a constrained budget despite broad limits.
Panhandle pheasant season opens December 11 1976 hosted in 33 counties
Texas Parks and Wildlife reports a 58 percent rise in ringnecked pheasants across 33 Panhandle counties. The season runs December 11 to 26 1976 with a two bird daily bag limit and four birds possession after day one. Major host districts include Stratford Dumas Hereford Dimmitt Friona Plainview. landowner permission and license checks urged. Satellite Weather Service notes conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Peer Lubbock
Panhandle
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
David Dvorak
Wildlife Project
Dvorak
Armstrong
Bailey
Briscoe
Carson
Castro
Childress
Collingsworth
Cottle
Dallam
Deaf Smith
Donley
Floyd
Gray
Hale
Hall
Hansford
Hardeman
Hartley
Hemphill
Hutchinson
Lamb
Lipscomb
Moore
Motley
Ochiltree
Oldham
Palmer
Potter
Randall
Roberts
Sherman
Swisher
Wheeler
Stratford - Dumas
Hereford — Dimmitt Friona
Plainview
P&wd
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Hospital News
Neely Clay Landrum
Canyon
Friends OF Library
Pohave Sales
Palace
Central Overland Express
Doty-Daytons
Triticale
Corpus Christi
Tex
Earl King Gill
Texas A&m University
Rockport
Gill
A&m
Center College
Dallas
Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Joseph Kinneary
Ted Brown
Fort Worth
Texas Farm Bureau
State District Court
Garth Bates
State Bar of Texas
Houston District Court
Bates
State Bar
San Antonio
David Boren
Jimmy Carter
Boren
Interstate, Oil Compact Commission 100C
Abilene, Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Patsy
Abilene U.S
Austin, Tex
Texas Public Utility Commission
Richard Hair
Joe Allen
Allen
Baytown
Lone Star Gas Company
Tne
City of
City of Childress
Pany's
Commerce Street
Phil Pastoret
Port Hudson
Georgia-Pacific Corp
National Weather Service
A.T.C.S
Commerce St
jLone Star Gas Company
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