Seeks More Bodies For Medical Science
Houston activist Mrs. Glen W. Karsten leads the Living Bank of Houston, noting a national shortage of cadavers and organs for medical schools and transplants. She cites laws and culture as barriers, urges donor pledges, and explains how bodies are used, stored, and shared across states.
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Paul Recer
Associated Press
Houston
Glen W. Karsten
Living Bank of Houston
United States
Living Bank
Karsten
New York
Social Security
New York City
Harvard
California
Iowa
Mrs. Karsten
House of Prayer Revival Ends Tonight Led by Rev Bailey
The House of Prayer revival concludes at 7 p m with strong attendance. Evangelist Rev Brian Bailey of Frederick Oklahoma leads the services and Pastor Rev Pearl Robinson says the revival may extend one or two more nights if interest continues. In Hong Kong many Chinese believe meals stave off death and build virtue.
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House of Prayer
Pearl Robinson
Brian Bailey
Frederick
Okla
Robinson
Hong Kong
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answers
A collection of across and down crossword clues with corresponding answers including names like Laire Maupassant and Mahal, and terms such as vessel armadillo eggs conundrums and various abbreviations. The list spans multiple word lengths and themes with several classical references and spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laire
Medical Group
Oil industry faces $1 trillion capital need by 1985
Chase Manhattan Bank reports two studies showing the world petroleum sector must raise about $1 trillion by 1985 to meet projected demand. Earnings in 1972 fell short while taxes and costs rose, reducing returns to roughly 9.5 percent. External financing could boost borrowing eightfold.
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Max B. Skelton
Houston
New York Bank
Chase Manhattan Bank
World Petroleum Industry
Chase Manhattan
United States
Monthly Review
Chase Manhattan Reports
PUBLIC RECORDS AND BUILDING PERMITS UPDATE
Public records show multiple traffic violations including speeding and over gross weight with fines from 12.50 to 42.50, plus license and permit issues. Building permit entries list storm cellar work and garage enclosure at 1403 J NW. Also noted are two marriages and several warranty deeds and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Court
R.B. Jenkins
Mary Smith
Dan Morrison
Dave Brookhaven
Cavin Wyatt
Felix Munson
J.B. Cutts
Carl Crane
Charles Misttoe
Arlene Furrh
Roy Fox
Phillip Brudine
Brenda Bottoms
Joseph Tucker
Abraham Marcus
Jerry Day
Kathrine Berry
Raymond Hamilton
Stephen Franklin Gay
Mark Parr
Rosa Herrera
H. NW
Leroy Gaines
J. NW
Bobby Hammond
Mahota
Morris Parker
Associated Industries Inc
Sam West
State of Texas
Clarendon College Dean's Honor Roll Honor
Lesa Garrison daughter of Mrs. Billie Garrison of Childress made the Dean's Honor Roll for the spring semester at Clarendon College according to Dean Beryl Clinton.
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Lesa Garrison
Billie Garrison
Childress
Clarendon College
Beryl Clinton
Strawberry growers face $130000 loss from weather and imports
In Bellingham Washington strawberry growers foresee a $130000 loss this year due to bad weather and competition from imported Mexican berries. Agent Nolan Servoss notes the price drop from 16 1/2 cents per pound last year to 15 cents.
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Bellingham. Wash
Washington
Nolan Servoss
Eight Students Qualify for County Spelling Bee
Eight Junior High students earned spots to represent their school at the County Spelling Bee set for March 28. Debbie Ashlock won the preliminary on Friday, with Brenda Fuller finishing second. Other qualifiers include Barbara Crabreee, DeAnn Halford, Dickie Lemen, Mike Smith, Ronny Thorn, and Mark Tacker.
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Debbie Ashlock
Paul Ashlock
Brenda Fuller
Harold Fuller Sr
Barbara Crabreee
DeAnn Halford
Dickie Lemen
Mike Smith
Ronny Thorn
Mark Tacker
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Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Associated Industries, Inc
W.W. Best
Lair
Mahal
Mao
Tung
Isolate
Border
Thin
Mariner
Weekly Oil Report
Public Records
Mom
Dad
WTU
West Texas Utilities
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