Hospital Notes Admits Large List of Patients Across Days
The hospital records show numerous admissions on Sunday and Monday including Mary Cheatham Bonnie Keirsay Fred Bobo Rosa Villarial Carlene Keeling Jean Davis Irma Davis Max Foster Julius King Birdie Barnett Mike Duke Collins Howard Betty McCann Co. E. Orr Debbie Harris A. M. Woods Jone Cross Gary Atkinson Bryce Wormsbaker and others. Several patients were dismissed on Saturday and today including Rose Ann Harris Cary Preston Earl Yarbrough Mrs Tom Hoobler and baby Victor Wilhelm Chevy Cook Debbie Morgan Susan Yarbrough Ruby Turner Irene Johnson.
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Mary Cheatham
Bonnie Keirsay
Fred Bobo
Rosa Villarial
Carlene Keeling
Jean Davis
Irma Davis
Max Foster
Julius King
Birdie Barnett
Mike Duke
Collins Howard
Betty McCann
Co. E. Orr
Debbie Harris
A. M. Woods
Jone Cross
Gary Atkinson
Bryce Wormsbaker
Rose Ann Harris
Cary Preston
Earl Yarbrough
Tom Hoobler
Victor Wilhelm
Chevy Cook
Debbie Morgan
Susan Yarbrough
Ruby Turner
Irene Johnson
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits Across Texas
Amarillo visitors include Mr and Mrs Mike Shaw and Mr and Mrs Tom Czewski with Debra and David. Fort Worth guests Mr and Mrs Jim Cewski and Todd. Horns of reunions across Amarillo, Roscoe, and Dimmitt as relatives join Mr and Mrs Woodrow Czewski Mrs Gene West and Mr and Mrs Robert Pringle and Casey visit Fathers Day with George West. other trips by Ben Hardison and daughter to Amarillo. E J Cambell of Waco returns from two week visit. Lisa and Renee Sanders visit father Gene Sanders in Dimmitt.
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Mike Shaw
Tom Czewski
Debra
David
Amarillo
Jim Cewski
Todd
Fort Worth
Woodrow Czewski
Gene West
Robert Pringle
Casey
Fathers Day
George West
Alfredo D. Born To The Villarials
Mr and Mrs Ramon Villarial announce the birth of a son Alfredo D at 7 29 p m June 18 at Childress General Hospital He weighed seven pounds three ounces.
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Ramon Villarial
Alfredo D
Childress General Hospital
College Head Lions Speaker Delivers Balance of Life Message
Dr. Bruce Evans president of Lubbock Christian College spoke to the Lions Club on Self give and take and reality and possibility. He was introduced by Eldon Sanders with Harold Cheek arranging the program. John Inman was welcomed as a new member and J. B. Rapp of Estelline attended as a guest. Beer was noted as a popular beverage in Egypt 3,000 years before the Christian era.
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Bruce Evans
Lubbock Christian College
Lions Club
Dr. Evans
Eldon Sanders
Harold Cheek
John Inman
J. B. Rapp
Estelline
Committee proposes large expansion of federal program funding
A congressional committee backed a jump to 842.9 million for a new special revenue sharing plan and urged continuation until Congress acts. It warned of a one year funding gap and noted a floor attempt to bar presidential impoundment might trigger a veto. The panel also called for increases for the FCC, SEC and Veterans Administration.
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Congress
House
Federal Communications Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Veterans Administration
Local governments favor capital spending say Treasury study
The Treasury Department report shows a majority of local governments planning capital investments in buildings roads and sewage lines with 72 percent and 57 percent of state governments using funds for capital projects. Public safety and maintenance also rank high with 57 percent locally and 66 percent of states prioritizing education. Libraries and social services are least prioritized.
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Treasury Department
White House allows Dean testimony on Watergate before 1974 firing
The scandal heated as hearings moved from Feb 27 to Apr 22 with Dean’s testimony in focus. L Patrick Gray III told the Senate Judiciary Committee about Dean’s Watergate interventions while Gerald Warren confirmed the White House dropped claims of double privilege. Ervin indicated the committee would rule on national security objections.
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FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dean
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Nixon
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D—N.c
Ervin
Brezhnev and Nixon Open Nuclear Talks With Positive Tone
The leaders and aides reported a friendly first round of discussions. Brezhnev expressed confidence in leaving the United States in a good mood after a very pleasant initial meeting. Kissinger praised the atmosphere and noted constructive progress as the talks began.
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Brezhnev
United States
Henry Kissinger
Nixon Brezhnev Seek Expanded Economic Ties Amid Talks
The two leaders briefed Congress members on MFN and a broad trade accord as Brezhnev and Nixon planned further discussions. Officials expect signing of an agriculture accord and aim to push SALT talks, with lunch at Blair House and an afternoon White House session.
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Nixon
Moscow
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kremlin
Congress
Brezhnev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Blair House
White House
Soviet Union
U.S
Leonid Zamyatin
Nixon Brezhnev
Geneva
Supreme Court reduces variance in Texas district plan ruling
The Supreme Court unanimously says the Western District of Texas should have adopted Plan B instead of Plan C for congressional districts. Plan B allows a 2.8 percent population variance and follows state politics when not harming constitutional requirements. Don Weiser, Dallas mathematician, welcomed the decision.
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el Paso
GOP
Vincent Kemendo
Austin
Velma Overton
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Western District of Texas
Dallas
Don Weister
Weiser
Texas
Severe Thunderstorms Cause Widespread Injuries
Reports describe storms injuring at least 60 people and damaging a nursing facility in an unseen area, with no serious damage reported in Texas as the storms continued. The same line of thunderstorms affected multiple regions, prompting emergency responses.
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Texas
Life With Dean Is Horrendous
Maureen Kane Dean recalls a troubled marriage amid the Watergate crisis. She plans to accompany John W. Dean III when he testifies before the Senate Watergate committee, while television crews camp outside their Alexandria home. The couple endures a hushed, scrutinized life as Dean prepares his statement.
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Washington
Maureen Kane Dean
John W. Dean III
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Dean
Nixon
Alexandria
Florida
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Severe storms and heat wave cross North Texas
A line of storms pounded Iowa Park near Wichita Falls with hail up to baseball size. Two-inch hail fell in Abilene as heavy rain and squalls crossed North Texas. Temperatures climbed to 101 in Midland 102 in Laredo and San Angelo and 103 in Cotulla and Wink. Dalhart was 82 the cool spot. Readings ranged from 55 at Dalhart to 80 at Del Rio Laredo and Palacios. Showers and possible thunderstorms were expected as the cold front moved south inland.
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Iowa Park
Wichita Falls
Abilene
North Texas
Midland
Laredo
San Angelo
Cotulla
Wink
Dalhart
Panhandle
Skylab astronauts complete sun telescope tests early
The Skylab crew went out 45 minutes early to film a solar flare and completed extensive sun observations. Dr. Parker praised the team for high completion rates across solar astronomy 81 percent and earth resources studies 88 percent while detailing earlier power and repair challenges.
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Weitz
Conrad
Mission Control
Earth
Skylab
Robert A. Parker
Newsmen
Parker
Kerwin
The fishing bat of Central America and the Caribees
The fishing bat uses echolocation to locate surface fish and skim water to spear prey with strong talons, a feeding strategy in Central America and the Caribbean.
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Central America
Inflation control approaches across Western Europe
Western European nations stagger with wage and price policies as inflation advances. France relies on voluntary controls with a seven percent wage cap, while Italy and Spain report around 14 and 12 percent inflation respectively. Belgium and West Germany show mixed results with rising costs. Netherlands and Norway post seven point eight percent inflation with minimal controls.
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France
Valery Giscard d
Belgium
West Germany
Europe
Netherlands
Norway
United States
NCAA to Begin Random Drug Tests for Athletes
The NCAA will subject athletes to random drug testing starting next fall. Robert W. Pritchard, chairman of the drug education committee, says the tests will include urine analysis and other methods, following a convention decision.
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Washington
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Robert W. Pritchard
Tornado, Flood Watches Hit Northeastern Oklahoma
Two tunnels roared through the southeast edge of Carnegie in Caddo County damaging three homes with no injuries reported. A Fort Cobb area twister spared a family. Another tornado near Hominy uprooted trees and snapped power lines. Lake Hefner rangers saw a tunnel west of the lake at five pm that retracted into the clouds. Flash flood warnings spread across several northeastern counties as a tornado watch covered much of the region overnight.
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Carnegie
Caddo County
Fort Cobb
Hominy
Oklahoma City
Lake Hefner
Argentine Firestone executive kidnapped in Buenos Aires
Firestone Argentina confirms an executive, John Thompson 55, a U.S. citizen, was kidnapped in Buenos Aires with no hometown disclosed by company officials. Police sources identified Thompson as the victim and declined further comment.
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Buenos Aires
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
John Thompson
U.S
Firestone Argentina
Thompson
Dollar opens at record lows then steadies in Europe
In London Frankfurt and Paris the U S dollar slipped to fresh record lows before some gains on light trading. Gold opened strong in London and Zurich but retraced as morning trading continued with prices moving from 123 50 and 124 to lower levels. Separately Amarillo police probe foul play in the death of 46 year old Alex C Sanders found in an Amarillo lake with facial injuries. Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M Kelley said he will not bow to political pressure if confirmed FBI director stressing balance through oversight.
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London
U.S
Frankfurt
Paris
Zurich
Clovis, N.M
Amarillo
Alex C. Sanders
Washington
Kansas City
Clarence M. Kelley
FBI
Kelley
Senate Judiciary Committee
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