Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged List
Admissions include Mrs. Stanley Goundie Sunday Ronald Atkinson Monday and others such as Co. A. Thomas John Cates Dana Morris Jay Morris Artie Bayne Anna Silvey James R. Strickland Tuesday and Billie Garrison Tuesday Discharges list Flo Copeland Francis Smith Mrs R P Owen Caddie Johnson Edith Coats Charlie Neeley all on noted weekdays.
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Stanley Goundie
Ronald Atkinson
Co. A. Thomas
John Cates
Dana Morris
Jay Morris
Artie Bayne
Anna Silvey
James R. Strickland
Billie Garrison
Flo Copeland
Francis Smith
R. P. Owen
Caddie Johnson
Edith Coats
Charlie Neeley
Local Saul Burton to Undergo Wednesday Surgery in Lubbock
Mrs. Virginia Burton remains in West Texas Hospital Lubbock room 415 awaiting surgery scheduled for Wednesday. Lisa and Renee Sanders visited their father Gene Sanders and grandmother Beulah Tippett in McClain over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Burton
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
Lisa
Renee Sanders
McClain
Gene Sanders
Mrs. Beulah Tippett
Revival at Calvary Baptist Church spring services announced
Calvary Baptist Church announces a spring revival from March 25 to April 1 led by Evangelist Richard Sullivan who reformed his life after a criminal past and singer Charles Hudson. Rev. Truett White, pastor, invites the public to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Richard Sullivan
Christian Mission
Charles Hudson
Hole in One by Mark Anderson at Childress Club
Mark Anderson scored a hole in one at Childress Country Club while playing with Kent Wood and Bobby Blackwell yesterday. The trio shared the feat during a casual round at the local course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Anderson
Kent Wood
Bobby Blackwell
Childress Country Club
Redford Rites Held in California for William R. Radford
William R. Radford 82 died March 7 at his Bell California home. He was buried in Whittier California. Survivors include wife Virgie two daughters Gladys Poling Marie Phillips and two sons Garland and Dub. The article notes Radford family relocation in the 1940s from Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Radford
Bell
Calif
Whittier
Radfords
California
Wellington
Virgie
Gladys Poling
Childress
Marie Phillips
St. Louis
Garland
Compton
Dub
San Francisco
Across and Down Puzzle Complete List of Clues
A dense clue set listing across and down entries with definitions and word lengths. Includes standard crossword prompts such as Russian sea deck officer girl’s name and nautical terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
Tornado Strikes Church and Legion Hall in Childress
A tornado damaged a church and the American Legion Hall in Childress with roof and window damage. About 75 people were inside the church. no injuries. Mrs Thomas Cooper and son Tad were briefly harmed by a overturned trailer near the Legion hall. County officials authorized purchases and bill payments from Revenue Sharing and Road and Bridge funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Moeller
American Legion Hall
Thomas Cooper
Air Force
Legion Hall
Tad
Four Arrested in Weekend DWI Actions
Four men were arrested over the weekend on driving while intoxicated charges. William Lawrence Smith of Wellington is charged with DWI second offense and remains jailed. James F. Mathis of Pampa pleaded not guilty with bond set at $1,000. Eldon Eugene Jaymue of Glazer, Texas pleaded guilty and was fined $147 with 15 days in jail probated. John James Nall of Denver also pleaded guilty with a $147 fine and 15 days in jail probated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawrence Smith
Wellington
James F. Mathis
Pampa
Eldon Eugene Jaymue
Glazer
Texas
John James Nall
Denver
Film On Land Use Shown To Lions Today
A film on the need for a land use policy by federal state or local governments was shown to the Lions at noon. Chester Hufstedler presented the program, noting that eighty percent of the population lives on two percent of the land and urban areas show greater interest in a land use program than rural areas. Guests included Kirk Brandt of Fort Worth and Howard James of Clovis, father of Marvin James.
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Lions Today
Chester Hufstedler
Kirk Brandt
Fort Worth
Howard James
Clovis
Marvin James
Nixon calls for limited government and self reliance in second term
The article outlines President Nixon's push to curb federal power and expand state and local roles, framed by his radio addresses and White House messaging. It notes his distrust of bureaucracy, emphasis on individual responsibility, and vision for an America guided by moral principles and opportunity. It also mentions weather updates for Texas regions and a separate report on a church statue remaining upright after a storm in Big Spring, Texas.
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America
Nixon
Raymond K. Price Jr
Camp David
San Clemente
Calif
Washington Star—News
White House
Garnett D. Horner
Congress
Sex Education Isn’t Believed By Many British Kids
AP reports in London that despite more school sex education many children imagine birth via gooseberry bushes stoves or other fanciful origins. Jill Kenner based on 1200 children and 6000 teens over 12 years notes gaps in knowledge and the need for honest discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jill Kenner
Public Hearing Planned On Childress County Hunting Rules
Parks and Wildlife Department announces a public hearing at 10 a m March 28 1973 at the County Courthouse Childress to gather input on proposed hunting fishing and trapping regulations. The commission will set seasons bag limits and methods of taking wildlife in Childress County. All interested persons are urged to attend and comment.
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Parks and Wildlife Department
County
Childress
Childress County
Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
Hog Market Outlook Signals Seasonal Price Shifts
A USDA market report notes hog slaughter and marketings down this winter but producers plan expanded production in the second half of 1973. Hog prices rose to about 39.50 per 100 pounds in early March, 12 above November 1972 and over 15 higher than last year, with anticipated declines in March and April before a spring uptick. Prices are expected to trend lower through late summer and fall, averaging below 1972 after midsummer, despite a possible peak next summer being lower than present levels.
City Directory Printing Planned for Local Residents
The Johnson Company announces a new city directory to be published in hardcover and a free paperback edition for residents. City officials police and the Chamber of Commerce approve the project. The last city directory was produced in 1969. The firm publishes over 300 directories in 44 states and has 48 years in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Johnson Company
Teachers Re-Hired at Lamar High School Amid Renewals
Lamar schools renewed contracts for a large list of teachers at the High School including Mona Anderson Mary Lynn Austin Hazel Bullock Ernestine Collier Joan Collinsworth Paula Gilliland Ellouise Inman Zelma Lane Denese Mills Ethel Preslar May Belle Rapp Charlott Sally Mary Sanders Edna Smith Audrey Storm Jennifer Tunnell Nina Walkup Margaret Leftwich Mary Lynn Reavis. two mid term renewals for LuAnne Black Brenda Fleming to be decided later. Raises of 200 dollars awarded to Kenneth West Jackie Smith and 50 dollars to James Collinsworth the coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lynn Reavis
LuAnne Black
Brenda Fleming
Ida Blankenship
Maria Butcher
Rhonda Cason
Mary Clough
Edward Gilliland
Z. J. Harmon
Donna Hart
Marion Hicks
Jane Holland
Mary Kate Holland
Nellie Kennedy
Truman Kidwell
Betty Meisner
Hall Miller
Jackie Smith
LaVillas Smith
Kenneth West
James Collinsworth
Settlement Amendments to the Railroad Retirement Act Move Forward
The proposal seeks no fault style reforms modeled on Florida. Senator Jones notes potential premium impacts and delays for actuaries’ estimates. Opposition from lawyers groups and Durwood Manford cites rate increases. referred to Senate Jurisprudence Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Texas
Jones
Senate Jurisprudence Committee
State Bar of Texas
Texas Trial Lawyers Association
Durwood Manford
State Insurance Board
First No Fault Insurance Bill Introduced in Texas
Sen Grant Jones introduces Texas first no fault car insurance bill. It would cap out of pocket medical costs at 5000, make auto coverage mandatory, and limit coverage for property damage. The bill aims to curb premium hikes but faces a lawyer dominated legislature and possible increases in litigation.
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Lee Jones
Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Grant Jones
Abilene
Texas
Bar Association
Jones
Preston Smith
FTC targets top makers of nonprescription pain killers
Federal Trade Commission actions accuse Anacin Bufferin Excedrin Excedrin PM Bayer Aspirin Bayer Children's Aspirin Cope Vanquish and Midol of advertising claims misalignment. Plant specimens note Duplicitous ads flagged amid industry complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Bayer
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Fletcher Ward
Richmond
John Dowdy
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Viet Cong
U.S
Hanoi
Gia Lam
Vietnam
Valley Forge
Joseph Rose II
Morgantown
W. Va
Rose
Continental Oil Co
Jay Edward Morgan
Senate
Eligio de la Garza
D—Tex
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