Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
The page lists patients admitted on Saturday Sunday and Tuesday including Cleo Baker Boy Seal Debra Albritton Beatrice Thomas James Ted Shelton Jimmy Turner David Anderson Mattie Moyer Ruth Epps Mary Johnson Luther Helmstetler Marilyn Jones Paula Crouch Jewel Pardue Joy Terry. Discharged on Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday include Ila Turnlend Gladys Smith J L Benham James Ray Richard Freebey Sandra Greer George Weatherbee Rebecca Cline Boy Seal Sally Lewis Ruby Goff James Miller Janie Martinez Irless Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Baker
Boy Seal
Debra Albritton
Howard Campsey
Beatrice Thomas
James Ted Shelton
Jimmy Turner
David Anderson
Mattie Moyer
Ruth Epps
Mary Johnson
Luther Helmstetler
Marilyn Jones
Paula Crouch
Jewel Pardue
Joy Terry
Ila Turnlend
Gladys Smith
J.L. Benham
James Ray
Richard Freebey
Sandra Greer
George Weather
Local families attend St Patrick Day event and visits
Locals Mr and Mrs Carl Spears attended a Shamrock celebration Saturday. Barton Riley of Riley TV, a champion fiddler, placed 12th in a prize. The group traveled to Altus Tuesday to meet granddaughter Sonya Kay Kincannon and mother Max Kincannon at Altus Hospital. They visited Leon Kincannon’s home with Max, Jeffry and Stacy of Velma. The Crouchs and Phillipses visited Hershel Eason and daughter in Big Springs, then Charles Crouch and girls in Odessa and Bill Whitten’s family before returning home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Spears
Shamrock
Altus
Sonya Kay Kincannon
Max Kincannon
Altus Hospital
Leon
Ray Crouch
Jay
Paul Phillip
Hershel Eason
Big Springs
Crouch
Charles Crouch
Odessa
Bill Whitten
Lions Nominate Officers For Coming Year
The Lions Club nominating committee for 1973 74 presented its slate led by LaNeal Castleberry for president and Harold Cheek as first VP. Other posts include Weldon Davis second VP and Weldon Hayes and Bobby Hart as third VP, Cecil Pryor secretary treasurer, and directors Charles Mack Howard Cook Jim Bettis Jim Moody.
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Lions Club
Glen Stiner
LaNeal Castleberry
Harold Cheek
Weldon Davis
Weldon Hayes
Bobby Hart
Cecil Pryor
Lion Tanner
John Dodgen
Jack Thornhanger
Gerald Holeman
LeRoy Garrison
Charles Mack
Howard Cook
Jim Bettis
Jim Moody
James Bartlett
Alton Ryan
Fern Maddox
Marvin James
George Morey
Tom Bailiff
Miami
Florida
Rowden Cordell
Chester Hufstedler
Russell Jones
Wylie Shires
Ed Calendar
Exercise to Exhaustion Risks and Safe Alternatives
Dear readers Dr Lamb warns against exercising to exhaustion as risky for healthy adults and notes fainting after intense exertion often signals underlying heart issues. He endorses sensible levels of activity and gradual progression in skipping rope for a 47 year old, stressing individualized fitness and caution.
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Strategic Air Command
Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Merrill Lynch Rep Predicts Stock Gains Despite Low Speculation
A Wichita Falls firm representative told Lions Club members that stocks should rise next year as the economy improves. He noted current speculation is at a low point but remains confident in a favorable year for equities. Russell Jones introduced the program and the nominating committee for next year's officers included past presidents Stiner, Lan drum, Dugan, Gravley, and Bird. Guests listed were Bennie Foard, C R Dugan, G W Newberry of Colorado Springs and Claude Arnold.
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Merril Lynch, Fenner and Smith
Wichita Falls
Lions
Calender
Russell Jones
Stiner
Alton Landrum
Jerry Dugan
Gordon Gravley
Richard Bird
Northern Ireland Link to Britain Retained by Majority
British troops moved into Protestant and Catholic sectors of Belfast an hour before the White Paper publication as tension rose. The paper said the province will retain its link with Britain as long as the majority of its roughly one million residents wishes.
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Northern Ireland
Britain
Belfast
ITT Chile Expropriation and Senate Hearing Highlights
ITT expanded in Chile under a 1967 deal, selling up to 49 percent to Chilean interests and claiming a 70 percent stake in Chile Telephone when expropriated in 1971. The company still runs two Sheraton hotels in Santiago. Open hearings on ITT begin this week and next. A House Commerce subcommittee released a summary of SEC subpoenaed papers amid ITT probes, naming Nixon aides including Vice President Agnew and suggesting discussions with Justice officials on antitrust issues. Agnew’s spokesman denied any such conversations.
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Allende
ITT
Chile
Santiago
Sheraton
Securities and Exchange Commission
Special Investigations Subcommittee
House Commerce Committee
Nixon Administration
Spiro T. Agnew
Administration
Atty
Richard McLaren
Hartford Fire Insurance
Agnew
Justice Department
Fort Washington Blown Up by Its Own Defenders
Fort Washington on the Maryland shore of the Potomac River was destroyed by its defenders without firing a shot. Its commander, driven by confusion, detonated the fort as an enemy flotilla loomed below about 14 miles downstream from Washington D. C.
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Fort Washington
Maryland
Potomac River
National Capital
Carr Fair Truthful Man Says Carr Fair Truthful Man
Three character witnesses testified that Waggoner Carr was truthful and fair. They noted his good veracity and honesty, while Carr faced cross examination over two bank loans and related fees in a 12 count fraud trial.
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Godfrey Anderson
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas Atty
Waggoner Carr
Carr
U.S. Atty
Frank McCown
Field Scovell
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Robert Smith
Travis County
Travis Ward
Scovell
Texas Tech
Smith
Ward
First National Bank of
Corsicana
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Wynnewood State Bank
First Financial Insurance Co
Wynnewood
Ric
Houston
Frank Sharp
Joe P. Novotny
Osorio
Robert Young
Novotny
Sharpstown Reality
Bank funds tight as money demand outpaces loans
ASK money fails to keep pace with demand as corporate and consumer spending remains strong. Business borrowing for inventory could strain bank reserves while interbank funding costs near the prime rate, raising bankers’ risk of paying more for money than they earn.
Tower Amendment Seeks to Pass Wheat Costs to Bread Prices
The amendment to allow bakers to pass higher wheat costs to consumers was rejected by the Cost of Living Council. It would raise leaf prices by about 10 percent, while Phase 3 regulation keeps food processing tight. Small bakers, about 200 firms, face red ink as large firms absorb farm costs to press small companies. The amendment aimed to force bigger bakeries to relay costs, but lawmakers like Weicker and Bayh doubted it would reach bread buyers. Tower’s measure was tabled 53 to 26.
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Cost of Living Council
Tower
Sens
Lowell Weicker
R— Conn
Birch Bayh
D—Ind
Weicker
Weather Snapshot from Texas Panhandle to Gulf Coast
Early morning lows dipped to 38 in Dalhart and 33 in Amarillo with readings in the 30s and 40s elsewhere. Highs ranged from 52 in Amarillo to 85 in Laredo, with 69 at Brownsville amid rain. Showers and thunderstorms expected to spread from West Texas eastward tonight into Wednesday.
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Galveston
Houston
Dalhart
Amarillo
Panhandle
Brownsville
Laredo
Dallas
West Texas
Insurance Firms Based in San Francisco Lead California
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that more than half of California's authorized insurers have their headquarters in San Francisco, reflecting the city’s dominance in the industry.
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California
San Francisco
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Briscoe presses ethics bill with strong disclosure plan
Gov Dolph Briscoe urged a strong ethics bill at a news conference in Austin. He called for financial disclosures naming asset types, income sources, gains and losses by category, and reporting of period loans to prevent corruption and encourage good people into government.
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Austin
Tex
Dolph Briscoe
Texas
U S Delegation Releases Two Letters On Vietnam Cease Fire Claims
Maj. Gen. Woodward rejects Vietnamese and Viet Cong charges of U S airspace violations and arms shipments. He cites logs and weather as possible causes for alleged trespasses and urges verification of early warning systems. Saigon reports artillery siege at Tong Le Chan base camp. over 200 shells fire, five soldiers wounded as ICCS faces pressure for probe.
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U.S
Joint Commission
Gilbert H. Woodward
United States
South Vietnam
Woodward
la Quang Hoa
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Tran van Tra
Japan
da Nang
Socialist Party
Provisional Revolutionary Government
PRG
Saigon
Tong le Chan
International Commission of Control and Supervision
le Trung Hien
Camp base cut off as rangers suffer heavy losses
Command reports the camp is isolated with no resupply. Rangers lack food and ammunition for one or two months. Hien says 12 rangers have been killed and 61 wounded since February 26, with many wounded unable to be evacuated.
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Hien
Pirates Hall of Fame honor shocks mourners in unusual vote
The Baseball Writers Association of America voted the late Puerto Rican slugger into the Hall of Fame in a rare special election. The 38 year old died New Year's Eve in a mercy plane crash during relief efforts for Nicaragua earthquake victims.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Baseball Writers Association of America
Nicaragua
Iran Nationalizes Oil Industry in Persian New Year Message
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi announced Iran will take full and real control of all oil operations in a radio television broadcast marking the Persian New Year. The move nationalizes the country's multi billion dollar oil industry.
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Shah of
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Texana Senate Acts On Session Length And Tax Bill
The Texas Senate approved a plan for alternating 180 day and 60 day sessions devoted mainly to appropriations and taxes, sending it to the House for a two thirds vote. It defeated a constitutional amendment limiting governors to two four year terms. The body also adopted rules to curb conference committees and heard Gov Briscoe push for making such limits permanent. A consumer suit bill stalled, while other actions included authorizing predator hunting permits from aircraft and allowing modest hotel taxes by small cities with population thresholds lowered.
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Sen. A. M. Aikin
D.paris
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Dolph Briscoe
Daniel
Oscar Mauzy
Dallas
John Hill
Texas Animal Health Commission
Weston Adams Sr. former Bruins president dies at 69
Weston Adams Sr retired president of the NHL Boston Bruins died at age 69 in Brookline Massachusetts. The brief obituary notes his leadership role with the franchise and his age at death.
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Associated Press
Braokline
Mass
Weston W. Adams
National Hockey League
Boston Bruins
Tashkent
Soviet Union
Pavel Pervushin
Leningrad
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Riley
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PREXY
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Howard Slaughter
SME
Lawrence E, Lamb
Lawrence Lamb, M.D
McCown
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Paul VI
Arlington
Joe Kerbel
Arlington Memorial Hospital
Kerbel
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Supreme Court
Sabine River
Louisiana
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Erie
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony
Boyle
William Prater
Yablonski
Department of Justice
Austin, Tex
Latin America
Inter-American Development Bank
Antonio Ortiz Mena
Bill Clayton
D—Springlake
Tehran
Atlanta
Cliff Drysdale
Bob Lutz
Sausalito
Calif
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Arthur Ashe
Egypt
Ismail el Shafei
Billy Martin
Palos Verdes
John Cooper
Australia
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Cibson
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Charles & Judy Cart
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