Childress Medical Crisis Committee Reports Donations
The committee reports total contributions through Friday of 21805 dollars. Numerous individuals and local businesses are listed as donors and can mail gifts to Box 28 Childress Texas 79201 or call 937 3310 to arrange pickup. Donations may also be left at First State Bank or The First National Bank. Officials linked a prior April incident connected to 29 deaths at an American Legion convention in Philadelphia.
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Childress Medical Crisis Committee
James Driver
City Chamber of Commerce
Childress Medical Crisis
Posey
Kiddie’s Korner
Childress Lumber Co
Turner Nursing Home
Preston Insurance
Gene Blackwell
Lazy F Western Wear
C and C Rodeo Co
Robert Custer
Hargrave Laundry
Hazel O'Donnell
Roy
Henry Baker
Maynette Stiner
James L Henry
Childress Insulation
Wayne Walker
Richard Freeley
Sid Richardson
Ruth Reed
Floyd Green
Bill Wheeler
A. J Johnson, Jr
Grace Powell
Cablecom General
Smith Motor Co
W. T. Ross
Glen Stiner
Russell Moore
Fairview Floral
Vance Lanoal Castleberry
Lewis White
Sherrill Creamer
Wilcoxson
John Cooper
John Forbis
Fanny Hagan
C. C. Broughton
Bob Moates
Redi-Mix
Joe Robinson
C. A. Williams
D. P. Dodge
J. J. Westenburg
L. H. Felton
Ralph Sides
Childress
B&pw Club
Richard Greer
Vera Renfro
C. D. Driver
M. E. Allison
Richard Bird
Texas
First State Bank
First National Bank
Philadelphia
House Panel Endorses Oil to Coal Tax Shift Plan
The Ways and Means Committee approved a new tax aimed at pushing utilities to switch to coal. The measure would raise about 44.6 billion through a levy on industry and utilities using oil and natural gas, over 1979 to 1985, about half Carter's proposed 90.5 billion. The 19 to 1 vote signals passage to a full chamber for next steps.
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Washington
House
Carter
Ways and Means
Administration
How They Voted on Abortion Funding Prohibition Roll Call
AP reports roll call on a House vote of 201 to 155 to block funds in the Labor and Health, Education and Welfare appropriation for abortions. TEXAS ARKANSAS NEW MEXICO lawmakers split along party lines with mixed yes and no votes.
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New Mexico
House
Alexander
Thornton
Tucker
Hamerschmidt
Sujan
Brooks
Burleson
de la Garza
Eckardt
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Hall
Hightower
Jordan
Karen
Krueger
Mahon
Mattox
Milford
Pickle
Poage
Roberts
Teague
White
Wilson
Wright
Young
Archer
Collins
Slaying of 15-year-old honors student linked to sex offender arrest
East Brunswick authorities charged 32-year-old Jack Owens Houseman of Milltown in the stabbing death of Patricia Kuhhithau a religious honor student lured to a bogus baby sitting job. Prosecutor C Judson Hamlin announced the arrest Friday.
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East Brunswick
N.J
Jack Owens Houseman
Milltown
Patricia Kuhhithau
Middlesex County
C. Judson Hamlin
House Abandons Hard Line on Human Rights Loans
The House rejects binding conferees to vote against loans to human rights violators, falling 200 to 161 after President Carter urged flexibility. The decision keeps U S representatives free to make loans with policy discretion while advancing human rights aims.
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Washington
House
U.S
Carter
Senate
U.S. Representatives
Pope Paul VI to canonize US saint John Neumann in Rome
Thousands of Americans gather in Rome as Pope Paul VI proclaims John Nepomucene Neumann a saint. In Washington, Rep. Moss of California cites massive evidence of Gulf Oil antitrust violations and signals broader support among subcommittee members.
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Vatican City
Rome
Paul VI
John Nepomucene Neumann
United States
Washington (Ap
House
Gulf Oil Corp
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Scientists claim federal data insufficient on environmental dangers
Naragansett Rhode Island AP reports two scientists argue federal officials did not have enough data to fully assess environmental risks, warning that regulatory decisions may be flawed without broader study.
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Narragansett, R.1
Satellites Transform Global Communications Across Nations
The piece describes satellites linking remote regions from the Arctic to jungles enabling live broadcast of events like the Olympics and moon landings. It notes global data transfer in seconds driving a new space race for commercial profits and the spread of television, telephone, and data networks worldwide.
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Moon Financial
Echo 1
Echo
John F Kennedy
Congress
Communications Satellite Corp
Comsat
Intelsat
United States
Europe
Ad Intelsat
Earth
Bird
New York
London
V.o
New Study Reinforces Ban On Saccharin
The FDA cites a Canadian study linking saccharin to bladder cancer in men to bolster its ban and sway critics. The report notes uncertainty and cites expert comments from Edward Carpenter of SUNY Stony Brook.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Canada
National Cancer
Seabrook
N.H
Edward Carpenter
State University of New York
Stony Brook
Senate Health
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
FDA
Wayne Pines
Pines
Lancet
Johns Hopkins University
Rioting and gunfire in South Africa leave multiple dead
In two segregated townships near Uitenhage, police shot six blacks, raising two day totals to nine dead and injuring thirty three. Riots damaged property estimated at 1.5 million dollars as 278 were arrested amid looting and clashes with officers.
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South Africa
Kwanobuhle
Kabah
Uitenhage
P. J. Hugo
Soweto
Jan F. Visser
Connally Hints at 1980 Presidential Run at Dallas Fundraiser
About 1,000 attendees paid 125 dollars each at a Republican fund-raiser in Dallas where former Texas Governor John Connally suggested he might seek the 1980 GOP nomination. He argued a winner is needed to defeat Carter, noting a possible candidate among the room.
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Dallas
Texas
John Connally
Connally
Treasury
Gerald Ford
Oval Office
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