Hospital Admission and Discharge Log Export
Weekend admissions include Dhuane Sins Wayne Proffitt Hamona Herrera and Leoma Middell bithel MHurton Janet Garcia. Monday discharges list Corn Seal Lela boly April Shoffiner Peddie Melton Vicki Roberts Clarence Harp Inn Gallagher and others.
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Dhuane Sins Wayne Proffitt
Hamona Herrera
Leoma Middell Bithel Mhurton
Janet Garcia Monday
Corn Seal
Lela Boly
April Shoffiner
Peddie Melton
Vicki Roberts
Clarence Harp
Locals visit families and travel plans across states
Kenneth White and Mrs White with son Terry visit Mr and Mrs G White and Mrs Wib White while Lt White heads from San Diego to Washington for a Naval assignment at the Pentagon for three to four years. Others visiting include HL White and Charlene Darlene Nancy Amarit Mrs Hedhar Memphis, Mrs Rush Record, LeRoy Keeves family, Mike Reeves and Courtney, Londa Altinvan of Memphis, Ashley of Childress as a hospital patient, Felton Lame family returning from Virginia, and Janet with daughters Julia and Jeri in Oxon Tat near Washington Capitol.
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Kenneth White
White
Terry
G White
Wib White
San Diego
Washington
Pentagon
HL. White
Charlene
Darlene
Nancy
Amarit
Londa Altinvan al Memphis
Ashley
Childress
Hall Corinity Hospital
Felton Lame
Virginia
Maryvlane
Washington . C
Thea Sen Him
Justannuly
Janet
Julia
Jeri Hive
Oxon
Maryland
Capitol Till
Lions Hear Birthday USA Bicentennial Plans and Free Displays
The Lions heard talks on a USA Bicentennial program led by Low Stiner and Mike Schweikhard. Lor Stiner described free displays and events with a $hy0000 fireworks show Monday, July Mh, while food and drink would incur charges to help defray expenses.
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USA
Low Stiner
Charmamian
Mike Schweikhard
Chamber of Commerce
Lor Stiner
Fireworks Event Plans Highlight Childress Day
Community leaders promote a Great Day in Childress with Lions Club sponsorship. Schweikhard says the club arranged a sack and four legged race and a 6 o clock Thursday gathering at Lions Playground Fair Park to ready for a July event. James Price notes a public Sunday July 4th service at Fair Park with worship and choir. Wilber Harmack of Altus attends.
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Childress
Mre Stiner
Mike Schwikhard
Lions
Schweikhard
Fair Park
James Price
Minsional Alliance
Wilber Harmack
Altus
Nursing home couple wed in secret across state line
A 21 year age gap couple married near a Georgia Alabama border after a physician warned against living apart. The couple fled a three day waiting period and eloped in Phoenix City Alabama with a probate judge ceremony.
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Hey
Mra Sheffield
Phoenix City
Ala
Georgia
Sheffield
Sheffied
Moslem Militias Lead 15000 in Lebanon Conflict
Foreign Minister Ismal Pahiny in Cairo said the government seeks another emergency Arab League meeting of foreign ministers to discuss Lebanon as Fahmy accuses Christians of violating the cease fire arranged earlier this month.
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Kayphan
Ismal Pahiny
Cairo
Arab League
Lebanon
Fahmy
League
Economic indicators point to continued growth and job creation
The Indicators department notes the index rising since March 1975, signaling ongoing economic expansion and steady creation of new jobs, while the administration remains cautious about further momentum.
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Department
Administration
May economic indicators show slower growth in GNP
Economists forecast the nations total output or Gross National Product for the current quarter to rise at an annual rate under 5 percent, below the 7 percent pace seen in the first quarter. May indicators jumped, led by a 2 percent rise in new orders, while factory contracts and shipping slowdowns weighed on the index.
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Apel
Commerce Department
Department
Democratic Party Leaders Visit Madison Square Garden
Democratic National Chairman Robert Strauss toured Madison Square Garden with Mayor Beame as workmen prepared for the upcoming national convention. Carter aides reported a record $252 000 raised at a Dallas dinner, surpassing a Texas event. The day included other political notes across the country.
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New York
Robert Strauss
Madison Square Garden
Abraham Beame
Strauss
Ashe
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Texas
Senate panels consider wiretap control bill and warrants
The new intelligence committee reviews a wiretap bill backed by President Ford and many senators but opposed by critics who fear it would enable more bugging than it would deter. The Judiciary Committee approved the bill 11 to 1, requiring White House warrants for national security taps and sworn certification of necessity.
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Washington AP
Senates New Intelligence Committee
Ford
Senate Judiciary Committee
White House
Robinson resignation sparks debate over liquor law enforcement
Robinson defended strict application of the 51 percent Texan ownership rule for liquor selling businesses, arguing for enforcing the Texas Liquor Control Act as written. Commission postponed action on proposed guidelines to July 19 as industry plans a July 14 meeting. The veteran official, 54, has long led the commission’s liquor control efforts and acknowledged the job’s high controversy. Thornan flew home before the vote to accept Robinson's resignation.
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Robinson
Texans Commission
The
Liquor Control Board
Qon Humphreys Jr
Ro Lo Thornton Jr
Dallas
Thornan
Court Acts in Follow up on Busing and Patronage
The ruling states that federal courts should generally respect school district boundaries when crafting remedies for busing. Separately the court limited firing of government workers to those not in confidential positions tied to a political party. The decision curbs the spoils system and Civil Service influences. The Interior Department is not required to complete a four state environmental impact statement before leasing land on the northern Great Plains for stop mining, despite Sierra Club challenges.
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Sto
Civil Service
Autt
Interior Department
Great Plains
Department
Hijackers demand release in Entebbe plane siege
Reports say Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine demanded responses from Idi Amin via the French Foreign Ministry. In Kampala and Entebbe the hijackers threaten to blow up the plane holding 257 aboard including nine Americans while passengers sleep on benches awaiting action. A British woman released in Libya reports five hijackers including three Arabs a woman with a German accent and a Spanish speaking man among the group led by a thin European figure.
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Uganda
Popular Front For
Palestine
Idi Amin
Amin
Kampala
Entebbe
Terminal 4
Libya
Athens
Patrica Hyman
Maariy
Arsraelis
Air France
Ambrose Wai
High Command
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Palestine Liberation Organization
Popular Front
Beirut
PLO
Lake Victoria
Kenya
Hijackers Hold 256 Passengers in Uganda Airport
A plane with 256 aboard lands in Kampala as hijackers claim to seek Palestinian liberation. Passengers include nine Americans and Israelis. Greek officials deny involvement of any known leader. Ugandan troops guard the scene while authorities urge public caution.
Market Myths Show Bulls and Bears Still at Sea
A survey of stock market theories finds bulls and bears offering many explanations, yet the market has moved little since February. Forecasters rely on psychology and world events, but there are no guaranteed answers as buyers and sellers act on future expectations.
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New York
Mideast
Commerce Department
Uncertainty and Wall Street Opinions In Market Outlook
The piece surveys market forecasts over four months, noting abundant opinions despite a near 1000 Dow Jones average not rising firmly. It cites Middle East conflicts inflation unemployment Fed policy and political headlines, asking who has the answer among numerous explanations. A lingering question remains which forecast, if any, will prove correct.
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Wall Street
Mideast
Federal Reserve
Washington
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Mass Loyalists Flee Boston for Canada in 1776 Evacuation
The fleeing Loyalists, numbering about 1 100, left Massachusetts as General William Howe evacuated Boston. Patriots drove Loyalists from their communities during the Revolution. The World Almanac notes about 1 000 men women and children sought refuge in Canada.
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William Howe
Boston
Massachusetts
Halifax
Nova Scotia
The
World Almanac
Canada
Pasadena case lingers as busing court dispute renews
The Supreme Court faces whether a district found unconstitutionally segregated must stay under court supervision and debates Ford's five year limit on busing orders. Pasadena board favors magnet school plan after antibusing majorities win seats as the Ninth Circuit weighs reconsideration. Justices Marshal Brennan dissented while Stevens did not participate.
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Ford
Congress
Real
Pasadena
Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Thurgood Marshal
William J. Brennan Jr
John Pau Stevens
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