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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1972
Page
8
A daughter, Tammy LaShane, was born to Mr and Mrs Lynn Brown at 8 p m Friday in Childress General Hospital. The infant weighed eight pounds 15 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ernest Randle of Childress and Mrs Dorothy Brown of Pampa.
Mr and Mrs Danny Patterson of Fort Worth announce the birth of a son William Dewayne born February 18 in Fort Worth weighing seven pounds eight ounces Grandparents are Mrs Betty Helms of Childress and Mr and Mrs J T Patterson of Luling Formerly of Childress Great grandparents are Mrs J R Helms and Mrs and Mrs R P Owens all of Childress
Mr and Mrs David Longbine of Lubbock announce the birth of a daughter Kimberly DeNese born at 6 p m February 19 in West Texas Hospital Lubbock. The infant weighed seven pounds four ounces. Mrs James C Longbine of Estelline and Mr and Mrs Bill Poling of Burlington Iowa formerly of Childress are mentioned as relatives.
Vice President Agnew branded Democrats as controlled by liberal leftists addressing 1,500 GOP leaders. Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott praised Agnew on the ticket while Muskie filed in Raleigh as North Carolina's May 6 primary looms. Shirley Chisholm rejected a suggested vice presidential run.
The Alabama governor rejected the idea of Chisholm joining him on the ticket saying their views do not align. Wallace also told reporters he has high regard for Chisholm but doubts she would run as his vice president. Lindsay warned Wallace is the Florida primary issue as Tennessee sides discuss its May 4 primary lineup. Humphrey pledges a Comprehensive Manpower Act to create one million jobs at the Texas AFL-CIO convention.
Lawsuit details that Huerta paid Baum five dollars and received pink medicine for an infant. The child’s condition worsened, prompting hospital transfer to Brackenridge in Austin where a physician performed an appendectomy for a ruptured appendix. The infant stayed about 13 days in the hospital.
Douglas testifies in Lewisburg federal prison that he discussed kidnapping Kissinger with Philip Berrigan in 1970 and that both men doubted violence could be avoided. He notes a letter allegedly from Sister Elizabeth McAlister sparked the plan and describes his study-release classes at Bucknell University while jailed. He says he copied letters for the FBI.
Open house visitation for masons is planned 7 to 8 30 p m Tuesday at Wilson and Lamar and 7 to 9 p m Thursday at the Junior High and High Schools. The High School list of teachers includes Harper Knight Delbert Wasson Tommy Bailiff Morris Higley John T Forbis Palmer Massey Paul Ord Maurice Leach Allen Harp M K Wilcoxson Dick Preston Jimmy Smith Warner Stevens Gene Frisbie Jerry Hampton Ross Smith W J Copeland H P Powers Tommy Beck Littleton Havins E A Nelson Richard D Bird and Tommy Shelton.
Court orders Civil Service Commission to pay Hiss and Strasburger their annuities with interest retroactive to their 62nd birthdays. Hiss calls the ruling vindicating and gratifying, while the case centers on posthumous implications of perjury convictions from the Hiss Chambers hearings.
Up to 30 000 adults aged 18 to 65 must work or lose welfare grants starting April 1 under Governor Reagan's plan approved after federal clearance. The three year test covers 35 counties, mainly in the north, amid criticism.
A Belfast blast at the Abercorn Restaurant on Castle Street killed four and injured many as shoppers crowded the venue. Police reported earlier that day a terrorist was shot dead and another wounded during a thwarted bombing plot on the outskirts.
Former astronaut Gordon Cooper and his wife Gertrude have divorced after nearly 25 years. The Circuit Court Judge Jack Falk granted the divorce Friday. A separate fire report identified Manuel Ramos, 39, of Durango Mexico as one victim. a second victim remained unidentified.
Sharp manager of the Rice Hotel in Houston testified Mutscher checked in July 9 1969 and departed July 11 1969. Defense queried other famed visitors with Bagley replying yes. Trial recessed until 9 a.m. Monday.
The text explains that canned meat is not covered by the 1964 quota, details a country-by-country quota formula, and notes presidents can suspend quotas for national interests. It cites 1970 and 1971 as periods when voluntary restraint levels exceeded mandatory triggers to ease restrictions.
Eyewitnesses recall a turboprop plane tipping left before crashing into a residence area. Jim Basile and neighbors helped pull survivors from the wreckage while Thomas Grenier of the Albany Rescue Squad described a mass of bodies inside. A woman identified as Mrs Rosen was pulled from outside the home, with a missing resident later unaccounted for. Investigators recovered the flight data and cockpit voice recorders and sent them to Washington for analysis.
The AP reports that Sesame Street introduced night and rainy weather scenes and seasonal changes. For the first time the program included snow in a sequence to increase realism during its early years.
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