Public Admits and Dismissals List From Phoenix Area
The article records admissions on Saturday and Sunday for Ella Briley George Barry Billie Lee Garrison Illa Philpott Barbara LaVoy W B Bibles Bertha Johnson Mrs Paul Ord Blanca Hinjosa Shirley Johnson Jack Dorsett Mrs David Wright R J Porterfield Mrs A A Whitlock James T Hand and Mrs Rosella Hand of Phoenix and Donald Ray O Daniel. Dismissals list includes A T Davis Otis Gates Audie Lawrence George Rice Henry Jones Deborah Harris Atonio Rodriguez Beulah Bailey and Jack Shackelford transferred to St Anthony's in Amarillo.
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Ella Briley
George Barry
Billie Lee Garrison
Illa Philpott
Barbara LaVoy
W. B. Bibles
Bertha Johnson
Paul Ord
Blanca Hinjosa
Shirley Johnson
Jack Dorsett
David Wright
R. J. Porterfield
A. A. Whitlock
James T. Hand of
Phoenix
Ariz
Rosella Hand
Local arrivals and visitors at the Key and Williamson households
Ted Peitz returns home for the summer after a Tulsa school year. Col and Mrs Sidney Key and Cindy visit from San Antonio. Vicki Key from Lubbock joins weekend with family. Danny Leonard visits from Fort Worth. Mrs Williamson hosts relatives from Sterley and Dallas with J C Howell and Marc Kenp among them.
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Ted Peitz
K. W. Peitz
Tulsa
Oklo
Jess Key
Col
Sidney Key
Cindy
San Antonio
Col. Key
Vicki
Lubbock
Danny Leonard
Fort Worth
Jess Keys
J.j.williamson
Sterley
B.a.howell
Williamsons
Dallas
J. C. Howell
Marc Kenp
Phil
Lauren
University honors Freddie W. Watson on spring honor roll
Freddie W. Watson son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Watson is named on the spring semester honor roll of the School of Business Administration at the University of Texas at Arlington.
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Freddie W. Watson
Ralph Watson
School of Business Administration
University of Texas At Arlington
Court expands warrantless search reach in 1966 Bridgeport case
The Court ruled a police search based on a tip about a loaded handgun in a parked man's waistband lawful, yielding heroin, and a narcotics and gun conviction. Justice Rehnquist defended relaxed probable cause standards while Marshall dissented noting no crime for mere gun ownership.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Rehnquist
Nixon
Thurgood Marshall
Connecticut
Robert Williams
Marshall
Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Stewart
White
di Ifi i
Calhoun Says Deal Was Made With Heatly
Rep. Frank Calhoun asserted on Capital Eye that if Price Daniel Jr. wins the House Speaker race, he will appoint W. S. Heatly as chairman of the tax committee. He cited a purported deal between Heatly and Daniel. Daniel denies any talks with Heatly or counting him among his votes.
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Heatly
House Appropriations Committee
Rayford Price
Price
Daniel
Calhoun
Revenue and Taxation Committee
House
Liberty
U S cotton outlook brightens as foreign buyers loom
The department says foreign buyers eye the 1972 crop and may enter the U S market heavily later. Trade groups report buyers have already contracted U S cotton for 1972 73, while exports remain well below peaks of the past decade. Shipping costs and dock work stoppages hinder strength.
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Department
U.S
Europe
Asia
Daylight curfew amid flood rescue efforts near Sturgis
Officials report at least 400 missing with the list shrinking as survivors and the living report to authorities. The Army Corps of Engineers monitors a weakened dam near Sturgis while pumps relieve pressure. Aid arrives from a dozen agencies under OEP with Nixon aides observing. Damage exceeds $100 million as 300 houses were washed away and 3,000 are homeless.
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Barnett
Army Corps of Engineers
Sturgis
Rapid City
Office of Emergency Preparedness Oep
Robert Finch
Nixon
Finch
Agriculture Department
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Small Business Administration
Farm Home Administration
Thunderstorms rumble across Texas with brief tornado sighting
Rain lit up the South Plains and McAllen with gusty thunderstorms. A tornado funnel was sighted near Smyer but no damage occurred. Showers spread from Northwest and Southwest Texas into the Lower Rio Grande Valley then moved through the Panhandle Plains and toward the coast. Temperatures rose to 96 in Wichita Falls while readings ranged from 63 in Amarillo to 79 in Galveston with little change forecast for the week.
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South Plains
McAllen
Rio Grande Valley
Smyer
Texas
Panhandle Plains
Lufkin
Palacios
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Dalhart
Panhandle
Beaumont
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Democrats at San Antonio convention hold polls for delegates
The 10 000 seat San Antonio Convention Center hosted a Democratic gathering where delegates queued for credentials then cast secret ballots in a poll shaping the 130 member delegation for Miami Beach. Alabama Gov. George Wallace led placards and hats as Dolph Briscoe urged unity ahead of July 10 deliberations.
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San Antonio Convention Center Arena
Miami Beach
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
Frances Farenthold
Corpus Christi
George McGovern
D S.C
Hubert Humphrey
D-Wis
Texans Up Front In November Campaign Delegates Meet
The Childress McGovern and Humphrey camps report roughly 750 and 600 supporters respectively with at least 1 200 uncommitted. Humphrey urges Texans to back him. He denies a Wallace running mate role and cites remote cabinet post talk. Wallace aide Alton Dauphin plans Miami Beach delegates meeting. A separate accident note cites slick pavement and three mishaps with Tracy Michelle uninjured.
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Childress
Indi McGovern
Humphrey
Wallace
Alton Dauphin
Texas
Miami Beach
McGovern tax plan faces reform tests and doubts
A McGovern proposal to end the $750 personal exemption could add 63.6 billion in federal revenue, though Treasury estimates run lower. The plan is being reworked in computer runs amid objections, with doubt over how strongly McGovern will push objectives. A May 22 Wall Street Journal ad says suggestions are for congressional consideration. The plan's centerpiece is a $1,000 annual payment to every adult and child.
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McGovern
Congressional Record
Treasury
Wall Street Journal
Congress
Five railings damaged in city-area crash chain reaction
A truck tractor reportedly flipped during a wreck five railings were torn up and the vehicle stopped 90 feet from the impact on a median about 6.9 miles west of the city around 5 30 p m Sgt Jack Thornhanger aided the investigation Patrolman York handled two nearby crashes minutes apart near US 287 at 11 25 and 11 30 am Joe Dale Hays from Hollis Okla collided with Ronald Gruen of Boulder Colo and Joe Cliff Abernathy of Hueytown Ala overturned a pickup camper injuring his wife and child and others treated then released local details incomplete
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Jack Thornhanger
York
U. S. 287
Lions Club slides highlight Athens trip and eye bank gifts
Eldon A. Sanders narrated slides from a Lions Club trip to Athens Greece and the Holy Land. President Glen Stiner announced eight pairs of glasses donated for children this year. John Dodgen sent five donor cards from one family to the High Plains Eye Bank in Amarillo. Jim Moody led the program with visitors Wayne Mayfield Wayne Burt Jack Moss and Carroll Holley.
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Lions
Athens
Greece
Holy Land
Thaken
Eldon A. Sanders
Wayne Burt
Abilene
Jack Moss
Carroll Holley
Lubbock
Betty Moody Returns Home From Texan Disaster Duty
Mrs. Jim Moody Red Cross Executive Secretary and National Disaster Reserve Caseworker has returned from assignments in south and southwest Texas. She aided Corpus Christi after the May 16 hailstorm and tornado, then Laredo for the Southwest Texas Floods. The relief operation has cost Red Cross about 600000 dollars with 16 deaths, 84 injuries, and nearly 4000 homes damaged. Shelters housed 4511 evacuees and more than 9500 flood victims and workers were fed. Normal office hours resume in the local chapter.
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Jim Moody
Red Cross
National Disaster Reserve
Texas
Corpus Christi
Library Project is Completed in Childress County Library
The library board heard that cataloging of non fiction at Childress County City Library is finished. Librarian Mrs. Blanche Teague credited Mrs. Crews Bell Miss Renee Proffitt and Mrs. Dick Whaley for shortening the project. An 8 087 circulation and 666 new volumes were reported for 1971 raising total volumes to 9 605. Friends purchased eight file drawers for Dewey Decimal card cataloging. Summer Reading Program underway as Mrs. Dan Davis presided with attendance of several members.
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Childress County City Library
Blanche Teague
Teague
Crews Bell
Renee Proffitt
Estelline
Dick Whaley
Friends of the Library
Dan Davis
Mmes
Harry Thaten
Russell Moore
Erwin Carter
Travis Walling
Ernst Davis
Ted
Sinai clash nets two Egyptian jets downed near Mediterranean
Israeli jets intercepted Egyptian aircraft over the Mediterranean near the Sinai Desert. Official reports indicate two MiG 21 fighters were downed around noon during the engagement.
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Mediterranean
Sinai Desert
Juke box magnate Williams faces rejection of appointment
Critics attack Williams, a major Smith donor and vending industry figure, citing his broad holdings. He led Commercial Music Co. of Dallas and ran vending firms in Austin, Temple, Fort Worth, and Wichita Falls as he was named chairman of the regulatory agency.
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Williams
Smith
Commercial Music Co
Dallas
Austin
Temple
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Republicans rally as Nixon era GOP eyes Texas gains
The Republican convention in a coastal city drew 2500 delegates with speakers like Sen. John Tower and Henry Grover, pledging reduced Washington control and boosted rural opportunity. They foresee a GOP surge in Texas if McGovern is the Democratic nominee, while resolutions oppose forced busing.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Butz
America
GOP
John Tower
R-Tex
Henry C. Grover
Grover
Tower
Texas
Nixon
George McGovern
Dallas
Grover seeks harmony amid Texas GOP tensions over busing
In a GOP meeting Rep. Bill Archer backs anti-busing sentiment while Grover denies plans to oust state leaders. He says he aims to avoid intraparty fights as he maintains groundwork for the race since 1966. Tower urges calm and unity within the party.
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Bill Archer
Houston
Permanent Resolutions Committee
Grover
George Willeford
Austin
Malcolm Milburn
San Antonio
Four DWI Cases Heard in County Court
Four driving while intoxicated cases were tried in County Court yesterday. All pleaded guilty and paid total fines of 147 dollars. Three received 15 days in jail, probated, while William L. Crawford of Dallas got three days in jail, not probated. Co-defendants included Robert H. Mackey of Dallas Aldeen Sims of Vernon and Jerry A. Stubblefield of Shamrock. Arrests were by the Department of Public Safety.
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William L. Crawford
Dallas
Crawford
Robert H. Mackey
Aldeen Sims
Vernon
Jerry A. Stubblefield
Shamrock
Department of Public Safety
McGovern delegate tally eyed ahead of Miami convention
Backers say George McGovern could secure at least 1360 delegate votes at the Democratic nominating convention in Miami Beach, 149 votes shy of the 1509 needed for the nomination. The outlook comes as party leaders push for an appropriations bill before any new proposals. In Arkansas a runoff primary pits McClellan against Pryor for the Senate seat, with up to 495000 expected voters. In Texas a Pan American University basketball players were acquitted of rape charges, ending a high profile courtroom case.
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Washington
George McGovern
South Dakota
Miami Beach
Little Rock
John L. McClellan
David Pryor
McClellan
Senate
Edinburg, Tex
Pan American University
Reese Stovall
Ian
Price seeks extension of Amtrak service to Northwest Texas
In a call to Amtrak President Roger Lewis Congressman Price urged adding a new East-West line between Chicago and Los Angeles to serve Northwest Texas. He argued improved rail links would spur economic growth for the Panhandle communities and businesses.
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Roger Lewis
Amtrak
National Railroad Passenger Corporation
Bob Price
Northwest Texas
Chicago
Los Angeles
Panhandle
Texas
Price
Detroit duo Tolin brothers face university rape charges
Antonio and Leo Tolin, both 22 of Detroit, are among the defendants in 92nd District Court charged with raping a university coed from Laredo. The case highlights a troubling college crime in the area.
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Antonio
Leo Tolin
Detroit, Mich
Laredo
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