Hospital Notes Admits Nine Patients and Discharges Four
Admitted list includes Erma Davis Clay Morris Ruby Goff Evelyn Anderson Treva Elven Leah Thernhanger Charley Barnett Ollie Lankford Charlene Schaefer. Discharged entries note Charlie Neeley Gene Mathison Lee Brown E B Connor and two named women including a baby on various days.
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Erma Davis
Clay Morris
Ruby Goff
Evelyn Anderson
Treva Elven
Leah Thernhanger
Charley Barnett
Ollie Lankford
Charlene Schaefer
Charlie Neeley
Gene Mathison
Lee Brown
E. B. Connor
Opal McDaniel
Stanley Goundie
Baby
Mabel Rickman
Local resident E B Conner returns home from hospital
E B Conner has come home after a 14 day stay at Childress General Hospital. Visiting at the Fouch home were their daughter and son in law Ray Taylor and Taige of Tulsa, Mr. and Mrs. David Rogers of Midland, Christi Holcomb of Amarillo, and D H Fry of Childress. Mrs. Fouch visited Carey with Oleta Bearden.
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E. B. Conner
Childress General Hospital
K. L. Fouch
Ray Taylor
Taige
Tulsa
Okla
David Rogers
Midland
Christi Holcomb
Amarillo
D. H. Fry
Childress
Fouch
Carey
Oleta Bearden
Trustees Seek Superintendent Applicants From All Eligible District Candidates
The Board of Trustees invites formal applications from all Texas certified Superintendent candidates. Bob Copeland and Bob Hart, both district employees, stated they do not seek the post and continue to serve while the board seeks the best person for the vacancy. Neither gentleman is eliminated from consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Texas
Bob Copeland
Bob Hart
Battle Over Gray Nomination Delays and Executive Privilege Debate
Washington moves to delay Gray confirmation amid White House executive privilege claims. Senate to debate Dean testimony limits as Byrd warns against blocking information, while the broader clash foreshadows Congress challenging presidential power amid Watergate and FBI director succession. The piece also notes shifts in Young America's views on military service and a series of local council actions including water rights, ambulance funding, and infrastructure costs.
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Gray
Nixon
Senate Judiciary Committee
White House
John W. Dean III
Congress
Senate
Byrd
Dean
Judiciary Committee
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Texas court case details on Carr Osorio and Sharpstown volume
The article describes testimony by Stock and Akins against Osorio in a high profile case. The government called 17 of 19 witnesses, relying on NBL records and SEC responses to argue intent to defraud. Carr and Osorio seek to sever ties with Frank W. Sharp's Houston network as NBL repays a $500000 loan. Joe P. Novotny pleaded guilty to one count and awaits sentencing. In a separate note, Harris County GOP officials question Speaker Daniel about committee assignments. Daniel defends oath of office and a 1972 campaign pledge, insisting no violation occurred and defending equal treatment across minorities and Republicans.
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Stock
Akins
Osorio
Carr
NBL
SEC
Houston
Frank W. Sharp
Joe P. Novotny
Sharpstown State Bank
Blythe
Daniel
Harris County
Republican House
Nixon expands White House control over government
Nixon designates three Cabinet members as presidential counselors with broad authority over natural resources, human resources and community development. He tightens the White House grip on policy, bypasses Congress, and defends executive privilege while Congress resists. Critics warn of shrinking Cabinet influence and centralized diplomacy under Kissinger. Democrats vow to push back as Hughes urges firm resistance.
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Capitol Hill
National Security Council
Domestic Council
Ehrlichman
Nixon
White House
Henry Kissinger
State Department
William P. Rogers
Rogers
House
Senate
Kissinger
Camp David
Maryland Mountains
Interior, Transportation
Office of Management and Budget
Executive Office
Alexander Bickel
Yale Law School
Harold Hughes
D—lona
Executive Branch
Hughes
Congress Signals Readiness to Use Available Options
Indications emerge that Congress may finally prepare to employ the options under consideration. Analysts see growing support and potential action as lawmakers weigh strategic choices and political feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Local Businesses and Individuals Invited to Gold Star Membership
The notice invites individuals and firms including And Loan, Eatherly Cotton Company, First State Bank, Smith Motor Company, Lone Star Gas Company, Farmer's Co-Op and Watkins to join Gold Star. It explains qualification through additional payments of 25 50 75 or 100 dollars and urges workers to submit memberships and contributions promptly.
Inquest Delayed in David Whiting Death Case
Investigation continues as Justice of the Peace Mulford Winsor keeps the coroner’s jury open after contrasting testimony by Sarah Miles and Burt Reynolds. The 26 year old David Whiting died in Miss Miles's motel room on February 11. The Los Angeles toxologist report by Thomas Noguchi was awaited.
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Associated Press
Gila
Whiting
Miss Miles
Reynolds
Jane Evans
St. George
Utah
Whiting Accused in Abuse Case Involving Miss Miles
Miss Miles testified Wednesday that Whiting beat her after a party on Feb. 10. Reynolds, a film crew member, said he found Miss Miles in distress and brought her to his room. Miss Miles later found Whiting dead with pills nearby, drawing reactions from his mother in court.
Flash flood warnings spread across East Texas panhandle counties
The National Weather Service issued a dawn flash flood warning for Henderson and Van Zandt counties after radar showed heavy rainfall. Earlier, a separate warning covered areas from south of Brownwood to Gainesville.
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Panhandle
National Weather Service
Henderson
van Zandt
Texas
Brownwood
Gainesville
Senate backs transit funding over highway lobby
Senate voted 49 to 44 to allow 850 million in road-use taxes to finance mass transit. The measure, praised as a victory over the highway lobby, shifts funds from the highway trust to rail and bus projects amid broader national economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Highway Lobby
Highway Trust Fund
Lowell Weicker
R—Conn
Americans Freed After China Capture Escape to Hong Kong
Air Force Maj. Philip E. Smith aged 38 and Lt. Cmdr. Robert J. Flynn aged 35 were the last Americans held prisoner in China. They crossed the Hong Kong border and flew by helicopter to the Royal Air Force base where a U.S. hospital plane waited to repatriate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home
Air Force
Philip E. Smith
Robert J. Flynn
China
Hong Kong
Royal Air Force Base
U.S
Actress Heatherton sues Playboy for 2 million over nude photo
Los Angeles AP Heatherton files a $2 million lawsuit against Playboy Magazine alleging invasion of privacy and improper use of a partially nude photograph from the film Bluebeard. She says the image appeared in December and claims exclusive rights via a contract with the producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Joey Heatherton
Playboy Magazine
Miss Heatherton
Richard Burton
Mass town names Edgartown chief to Essex Junction post
Police Chief Dominick J. Arena of Edgartown Mass selected as Essex Junction Vermont police chief to replace retiree James Mulcahy. Arena led the inquiry into Mary Jo Kopechne death after the Chappaquiddick accident involving Senator Edward M. Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Junction
Dominick J. Arena
Edgartown
Mass
Mary Jo Kopechne
Arena
James Mulcahy
Kopechne
Chappaquiddick
Edward M. Kennedy
D—Mass
Kennedy
Miss Kopechne
Washington
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