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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1972

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Apollo 17 Astronauts Sleep Before Lunar Walk Tonight

In Taurus Littrow the moonward team Cernan and Schmitt slept eight hours after setting up camp and delaying plans to search a landslide for ancient rocks. They will awaken near 3 p.m. EST and begin a 6 03 p.m. EST lunar traverse with Rover to collect about 200 pounds of rock. Ronald Evans remains aboard the America operating science gear as the mission nears another historic surface milestone.

Paul Recer Aerospace Winter Space Center Houston Moon Taurus-Littrow Mission Control Eugene A. Cernan Harrison H. Schmitt Rover Cernan America Ronald E. Evans Schmitt Challenger Evans

Congress To Offer Nixon Olive Branch

Senator Edward M. Kennedy said Congress would extend the olive branch to President Nixon in the new session. He spoke at a $500 per couple fund raising dinner for Democratic donor Eugene L. Wyman, with proceeds benefiting Hebrew University in Jerusalem.

Los Angeles Edward M. Kennedy Congress Nixon Massachusetts

Final Wheat Program Payment Set for Childress County Farmers

Gene Frisbie of the ASCS office announced a final payment of six cents per bushel to Childress County wheat producers for the 1972 program. The calculation uses parity and market prices to arrive at a final certificate value of 1.34 dollars per bushel, with the preliminary payment at 1.28 dollars per bushel based on 75 percent of parity and price estimates.

Childress County Gene Frisbie ASCS

George Bush New GOP Head

Washington AP reports both parties overhaul leadership. Nixon shifts political operations to GOP HQ while George Bush designated to lead the Republican National Committee at its January 19 meeting. Dole exits after two years in the chair.

Washington Nixon White House GOP National Committee George Bush U.S United Nations Robert J. Dole Kansas Bush GOP

Sister Of Former Resident Dies Today

Miss Elizabeth Lander of Alva Oklahoma died at 10 30 a m today in Alva after a lengthy illness She was sister to Chet Lander of Pampa formerly of Childress and Frank Lander of Alva Funeral services were to be in Alva but details were unavailable at press time

Elizabeth Lander Alva Okla Chet Lander Pampa Childress Frank Lander

City crackdown on Hare Krishna in downtown Dallas sparks arrests

Dallas police arrest several Hare Krishna members on charges of demonstrating without permits as part of a plan by City Attorney Alex Bickley to clear the sect from the downtown area. The AP dispatch also notes other unrelated items from Austin and San Antonio.

Dallas Alex Bickley

Apollo 17 second moon walk planned tonight

Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt are set for a second lunar surface exploration while Ronald Evans remains in orbit aboard the command module America.

Space Center, Houston Eugene A. Cernan Harrison H. Schmitt Lunar Ronald E. Evans Moon America

Weather shifts as ice storm loses grip in Texas

The sun returns and temperatures rise north of a Paris Mineral Wells San Angelo line while Waco stays near freezing. Freezing drizzle lingers near the Red River and roads clear in Dallas Fort Worth but ice remains north of the line. Schools remain closed in North Texas as moderating temperatures are slow to rise.

Associated Press Texas Paris- Mineral Wells San Angelo Waco Weather Service Red River Dallas-Fort Worth Dallas The North Panhandle del Rio Austin- Texarkana Gulf Coast Marfa el Paso Dalhart Childress Amarillo Lubbock Galveston Houston Longview Lufkin Midland San Antonio Texarkana

Icy weather limits accidents to few in area

Despite icy streets and fog, area traffic remained light with only one mail truck crash near Estelline and several minor city incidents. Dallas Love Field flights were slowed and a Red Cross shelter opened for stranded riders as crews sanded roads and police logged hundreds of incidents.

Department of Public Safety Estelline Memphis Avenue C Main Minnie M. Shipman Childress Elizabeth Ann Herman Dallas Mickey Ray Henderson Janet Zint Mabry Tell Fifth Street U.S. 287 Lucille Fox Johnson Eddie Charles Hall Fifth St Tyler Greenville Texas American Red Cross Wichita Falls Love Field Panhandle Oklahoma

Condition Of Harry Truman Stays Critical

Former president Harry S. Truman remained in serious condition as doctors reported unstable vital signs overnight. A hospital spokesman said respiration pulse and temperature increased while blood pressure stayed normal, with no specific readings disclosed.

Jim Bagby Associated Press Kansas City Harry S. Truman Research Hospital and Medical Center Truman

City Considers Water Sale To Carey And Misc Council Actions

City council discussed whether Childress can sell water to Carey residents with engineering firm McMorries and Associates. Red River Water Authority offered to take over lines from Greenbelt water system. Other actions include extending water rights contract, advertising for a new police car, leasing old city lake land to Roy Moyers, approving securities exchange for deposits, health and sanitation duties committee setup, downtown trash can project rejection, and code enforcement results noting demolitions and cleanups.

Childress Carey McMorries Red River Water Authority Greenbelt Lake Childress City of Estelline Country Club Florence Greer Michie Sandhill Old City Lake Roy Moyers Moyers First National Bank Exchange Securities W. E. Helms Walter Lockhoof

Community ASCS Committees Elected for 1973

The Community ASCS election results list committee members for Communities A through E with chairmen, vice chairs, members and alternates. A meeting is set for December 15 at 1 30 p.m. to select two county committee appointees for 1973, with terms of one and three years available.

Community Committee Gene Frisbie Childress Highpoint Union Flat A. J. Johnson, Jr Troy Boykin Walter Lambert Robert G. Jones Stanley Terry Community B Ralph Sides Dale Driver Earl Hackler Loco Arlie Frank Campbell Art Kane Herschell Mayhugh Virgil Patterson Sammy Motsenbacker Gilpen Harrell Chapell J. N. Helm, Jr Cecil Phillips N. W. Altman, Jr T. T. Davis Claud Fowler E. Carey Don Bearden Bill McKee Howard Grimes Edwin Wyatt J. B. Wyatt

Wildcat Staked Near Childress in Texas Oil Test

A wildcat well is staked northeast of Childress to test 5,000 feet on Canyon Reef production southeast of Kirkland. Drilling will occur on Methodist Home land, about four miles northeast of Childress, donated by Mrs. Y. C. Garrison. Location designated as Lin- Mour Drilling Company No 1 Methodist Home.

Childress Canyon Reef Kirkland Methodist Home Y.C. Garrison Waco Northwestern Survey The Lin- Mour Drilling Company No. 1 Methodist Home

Bobcat Mothers Banquet Date Adjusted to January 6

The annual Bobcat Mothers Banquet for Childress High School football teams is moved to January 6 from the previously announced January 7. The Farmers Home Administration office will close Wednesday afternoon through Monday morning for a multi-district meeting in Amarillo.

Childress High The Farmers Home Administration Amarillo

Wichita Falls Bloodmobile Sets Up at Fair Park

The Bloodmobile from Wichita Falls is on site despite hazardous highways. Donations are accepted at Fair Park Auditorium until 6 p.m.

Wichita Falls Fair Park Auditorium

Meeting Postponed by Childress ISD Board

The Board of Trustees of the Childress Independent School District postponed the regular meeting from last night to Wednesday night due to the weather.

Childress Independent School District

Old Settlers to Hand Out Free Doughnuts Saturday

The Childress County Old Settlers Association will give free doughnuts and coffee on Saturday December 23 at Main Street and Avenue B. W E Helms president announced the event.

Childress County Old Settlers Association Main Street Avenue B W.E. Helms

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Cernan and Schmitt Mark Dugan United Methodist Church Jerry Dugan Marvin James Charles Evans George Page Austin Tex Preston Smith University of Texas System Dolph Briscoe Dan Petty Bethpage, N.Y Grumman Aerospace Corp Apollo FAA Harry Truman Mildred Klapper Chamber of Commerce Charlene Smith Klapper Ninth Street Southwest Deborah Elizabeth Wildcat
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