Notable Admitted and Dismissed at Local Facility
The list shows admissions on Thursday and Friday for several individuals including Maybeil Scanlon Mickey Henderson Downing English and Mrs Lynn Wygal with weekend entries for Flo Gilley Begley Beatrice Thomas Lois Collins Vinnie Gilley Jeff Davis and Linda Farris. Dismissals occur on Thursday and Friday for Beatrice Thomas Bertha Johnson Clara Stone Vinnie Gilley Albert Feagin Ana Massey and Merle Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybeil Scanlon
J. B. Cramer
Mickey Henderson
Downing English
Lynn Wygal
Flo Gilley
Florence Begley
Beatrice Thomas
Lois Collins
Vinnie Gilley
Jeff Davis
Linda Farris
Terry Smoot
Bertha Johnson
Clara Stone
Albert Feagin
Ana Massey
Merle Dawson
Local residents travel for medical care and family visits
Locals Darrell Griffin and wife visit weekend for family and move their mobile home to Denver for medical treatment. M K Wilcoxson go to Wichita Falls for medical care. Miss Mella Peitz visits Amarillo. Donnie Tiffin and son Randy travel to Amarillo for Randy's dental exam. E L Shorty Bass returns from extended stay in the southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Griffin
Denver
Colo
M. K. Wilcoxson
Wichita Falls
Donnie Tiffin
Randy
Amarillo
E. L
Shorty) Bass
Unprecedented drive to draft party platform by midnight
Rep. Shirley Chisholm of New York urged the party to commit to the poor and civil rights. The committee pushed into high gear to produce a complete platform by midnight Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Susquehanna Flood Forces Evacuations Across PA Area
Storms flood Susquehanna valley forcing 60 000 from homes as Wilkes Barre suffers near double flood stage. Eight bridges submerge along 20 miles severing Wilkes Barre while minor fires hinder response. Crest to move along the river threatening more towns. Harrisburg at risk with curfews in Maryland.
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Susquehanna River
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio River
Susquehanna
Wilkes-Barre
Harrisburg
Floods Hit Susquehanna Region and East Coast Drain Cities
States of emergencies declared across towns along the Susquehanna as floods swell to cover about 9 700 square miles in southern New York. National figures show 31 dead in Pennsylvania and 40 000 homeless in New York while 100 evacuated in Washington D C as the Potomac tops flood levels unseen since 1936. Extensive damage across Maryland Virginia and New Jersey with multiple counties reporting fatalities and evacuations as Agnes remnants spawn more rain and rising rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
New York
Salamanca
Olean
Allegany
Corning
Elmira
Pittsburgh
Washington
Potomac River
Lincoln Memorial
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Pennsylvana
Ohio River
New York State
Maryland
Conowingo Dam
Washington, D.C
Virginia
Richmond
Delaware
Brandywine River
New Jersey
Passaic River
North Carolina
Florida
Cuba
Weather Outlook Mixed Thunderstorms Across West Texas
Dawn cleared warnings and cancelled a severe thunderstorm flag for Gray County after a tornado warning. Thundershowers were scattered in West Texas and the Panhandle with early morning 70s to 80s statewide. Forecasters expect scattered activity in West and Northwest Texas with fair conditions elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray County
West Texas
Panahandle
Northwest
Texas
Skylab altitude test to aid long term spaceflight
A 56 day stay in an altitude chamber next month will study medical effects and life in a space station for Skylab missions. Astronauts Robert Crippen Karol Bobko and Dr William Thornton described isolation focusing on medical tests and living conditions aboard a station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crippen
Karol Bobko
William Thornton
Newsmen
McGovern gains Black Caucus backing in bid for Democratic nomination
Black political leaders in the South align with Democratic front-runner George McGovern. A Monday news conference is planned as McGovern reportedly secures backing from black delegates totaling 1,413 with 1,509 needed for nomination. Key figures include Rep. Walter Fauntroy and Rep. Shirley Chisholm as potential pivotal votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
McGovern
Rick Stearns
Walter E Fauntroy
Dd.c
Missouri
William Clay
Ohio
Louis Stokes
Martin
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
South Carolina
Georgia
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Hatcher
Charles C. Diggs Jr
Michigan
Imamu Amiri Baraka
Newark
N.J
Israel
Las Vegas
Nev
Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
Scholars Date Jesus Public Ministry by Passover Count
Scholars estimate Jesus public ministry lasted about two to three years. The duration is inferred from the number of Passovers he observed during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Federal education bill expands grants and funding
The measure adds federal funds for general operating costs of post secondary institutions and a basic 1400 dollar annual grant for undergraduates minus family contribution. It includes a 40 million dollar emergency fund, veteran enrollment payments, and funds for desegregation, Indian education, and research through the National Institutes of Education.
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National Institutes of Education
Bobby Lee Hunter and the Olympic Spirit
The piece questions Olympic leaders Willi Daume and Avery Brundage over Bobby Lee Hunter a convicted athlete seeking a U S spot. It argues rehab is possible citing Hunter training for Pan Am Games and Moscow team travel while critics debate true amateurism and the Olympic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
NEA
Willi Daume
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Munich
Bobby Lee Hunter
Herr Duame
Mr. Brundage
Bobby Lee
U.S
Herr Daume
Daume
Brundage
Jesse Owens
Arthur Lentz
Lentz
Manning Correctional Institution
South Carolina
Bobby
Cali
Colombia
Moscow
Russia
United States
Hunter
Bill Toomey
Mexico
Berlin
Greece
Germany
Israel
Parachute Evidence Searched By Peru Police
Police at the Peru department conduct a sweep of water areas after a hijacking communications center request to look for parachute fragments and any other evidence. The radio message urged a full water sweep to locate potential clues.
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Peru
Senate bill funds education and pay raise debates
Rep Walt Parker urged preserving a pay raise as teachers await increases after 1971 72 gaps. The Senate panel boosted Baylor College of Medicine by 2.5 million and added 1.8 million for vocational training at several junior colleges. The bill runs a 3 million revenue shortfall. Joint committee to reconcile House and Senate differences. State Affairs approved three anti busing resolutions despite potential procedural challenges from Sen Barbara Jordan and Lt Gov Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Parker
Denton
Baylor College of Medicine
Dallas
Houston
Merion
Panola County
Senate
House
Senate State Affairs Committee
Barbara Jordan
Ben Barnes
Barnes
House Senate
North Vietnamese overrun near My Chanh River Front
About 60 allied troops faced an overrun near the My Chanh River with 23 missing. North Vietnamese forces crossed west of Highway 1, a 100 plus unit wiped out by artillery and air strikes. Dawn saw two fresh battalions join an assault on South Vietnamese paratroopers, with units withdrawing by noon under long range guns.
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My Chanh
My Chanh River
Highway 1
U.S
Food prices blamed on factors beyond farmers say expert
Dr. Frank L. Bentz a farm economist at the University of Maryland argues farmers are not to blame for high food costs. He notes bagging and labor add to prices, with on farm costs up 6 percent while labor components rose about 53 percent from 1959 to 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Bag
College Park
Frank L. Bentz
Bentz
University of Maryland
Local officials reshuffled as Bowman joins board
Mrs Love Bowman named to replace resigning Mrs Linda Skinner on the city board while Mayor Buckley will represent elected officials and Tom Bailiff will nominate a Lions Club representative. Cordell reports TB testing and clinic turnout. county aid and training programs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love Bowman
Linda Skinner
Buckley
Tom Bailiff
Lions Club
Cordinator
Cordell
Childress County
Hall County
Engraver and Weekend Baker Creates Italian Pastries
Or ville Richardson works as an engraver by day and bakes on weekends. His baking started from his wife's love of Italian food. He began with Italian sausage and Italian meat pie, later making Italian bread and rolls. He notes he baked about 40 loaves before perfecting his recipe.
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Mattoon, Ill
Orville Richardson
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Mella Peitz
J. Ross Bell
Gulf Coast
Robert White
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
National Weather Service
Agnes
Gulf of Mexico
Florida Panhandle
South Georgia
Fat Nauiie
Ron
AL Ies
Henry A. Kissinger
Albuquerque
N.M. AP
The
California
Yvonne Braithwaite
Cochairman
Miss Braithwaite
Patsy Mink
Hawaii
United Nations
N.Y. A
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
Council
Lazar Mojsov
Jesus’ Ministry
Olympic Spirit
Susan Chaffee
I Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Western Australia
Wien
Eti
Atlantic City
N. J
England
New Holland
Australia
Sons of Daniel Boone
Woodcraft Indians
Boy Scouts of America
Clint Eastwood
Man
Doe
Oead
Auto-Life
Frank Barksdale
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