Hospital Admission and Discharge List
On page eight, hospital notes show admissions for Andrew Brown and Mary Lou Tippett on Thursday, Estes A Nelson and Edmond Davis on Friday. Discharges include Paula Crouch and Ray Grimes on Thursday, Anna Silvey and others on Thursday, with several patients discharged Friday and two new babies listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Brown
Mary Lou Tippett
Estes A. Nelson
Edmond Davis
Paula Crouch
Ray Grimes
Anna Silvey
Howard Campsey
C.A. Thomas Charlene Schaefer
David Anderson
Vicki Cook
Joy Terry
Don Johnston
James Strickland
E.V. Lele
Baby
Wyvone Nail
Ted Jones
Teresa Stanford
Local Visitors and Health Notes From West Texas
Locals Mr and Mrs M S Otis of Huntsville visit this weekend at the home of her sister and husband E J Huddlestons. Mrs Henry Givens is a patient at High Plains Baptist Hospital Amarillo after eye surgery. C J Cheatheam is reported in satisfactory condition after heart surgery in Lubbock. Barton Riley, champion fiddler, placed 10th in the Shamrock St Patrick s Day Celebration contest, not 12th as previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Givens
High Plains Baptist Hospital
Amarillo
C.J. Cheatheam
Lubbock
Barton Riley
Shamrock
Poussaint
American Medical Association
County Hospital
Galveston
Tex
Arild E. Hansen
Department of Pediatrics
University of Texas
Adam
Congressman Price Opposes Diverting Highway Fund to Mass Transit
In a letter to House Public Works chairman John Blatnik, Congressman Bob Price of Texas’s 13th District urges Congress to keep the Highway Trust Fund for the interstate highway program. He warns against diverting funds to urban mass transit and stresses investing in rural development and a modern highway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Price
John A. Blatnik
House Committee On Public Works
Thirteenth Congressional District
Texas
America
Congressman Price
House Agriculture Committee
13Th Congressional
Alcohol Most Dangerous Drug from the rains and floods piece
A flood surge along the Texas coast floods streets and forces evacuations as storms bring tornado advisories and heavy rain. The Associated Press reports alcohol is labeled the nation’s No 1 drug problem in a federal commission study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Marque
Graveston
Galveston
Wather
Kemah
Seabrook
State Insurance Board
Austin
Joe Christi
Insurance Board
Weather Service
Louisiana
Newton
Orange
Jefferson
Tyler
Jasper
Texas
Jefferson County
Sabine Pass
Uvalde
Laughlin Air Force Base
del Rio
Childress
Sweetwater
Amarillo
White Deer
Garard
Panhandle
Rio Grande Valley
Houston Weather Service Office
Beaumont
Deweyville
Ellington Air Force Base
Huntsville
Kirbyville
Sugar Land
East Texas
West Texas
Associated Press
Federal Commission
George Gay
Haightsbury Free Medical Clinic
San Francisco
Robert Newman
New York City
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
Housing starts seen easing after two boom years
After two consecutive boom years, new housing construction is expected to decline slightly in 1973. Economists describe the drop as a healthy re action to a build-on-credit trend that threatened over building rather than a full recession.
Lennon Ordered 10 Leave US
John Lennon faces a deportation order after an immigration judge deemed him deportable for a 1968 hashish conviction. Yoko Ono received permanent resident status, and Lennon’s attorney indicated an appeal and possible challenge to the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Lennon
Lennon
Yoko Ono
England
Los Angeles
John
Yoko
Leon Wildes
Ten February highway deaths reported in ten counties
The month of February 1973 saw ten traffic fatalities, one in each of Briscoe Clay Hall Jack Palo Pinto Randall Stonewall Swisher Terry and Wichita counties, per regional highway safety records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briscoe, Clay
Hall
Jack
Palo Pinto
Randall
Stonewall
Swisher
Terry
Wichita
Austin
Texas
Department of of Public Safety
Daniel reform bills await Senate action in Texas
A status report shows nine reform bills from Daniel advancing through the House. eight cleared with wide margins, including an open records bill 143 to 0. HB1 ethics and HB2 lobby control face Senate subcommittee review with dates in March and April.
Legislative measures on meetings and reporting move forward
Senate calendar lists HB 3 open meetings with notice given March 21 by Sen. Chet Brooks. HB 4 political contributions reporting approved by House subcommittee. HB 5 conference committee limits defeated 10 21 by Senate. HB 6 open government files referred Feb 14 and awaiting cost word from Budget Board. HB 7 speaker term limits referred Thursday. HB 8 speaker candidate reporting approved and headed to floor. HB 9 ban on arm twisting in races set for April 3 committee hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Daniel
Bob Gammage
Houston
Old
University of Corpus Christi
Oscar Mauzy
Dallas
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Charles Herring
Austin
Don Adams
Jasper
House
Legislative Budget Board
Senate Committee
Four soldiers killed in Belfast gun attack atrocity crime
At a Belfast Antrim Road site near a Roman Catholic street four off duty soldiers were lured to a party by two girls. One gunman with a pistol and another with a submachine gun opened fire, then escaped with the girls. An injured soldier staggered into the street seeking help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Belfast
Antrim Road
Arson Trial Juror Angers Defense in Young Case
District Court nears end as defense rests after Judge Clyde E. Smith denies mistrial bid in arson case of Fred F. Young Jr. charged in the Jan 5 1972 antique shop fire that killed Mrs. Mabel McCormick and three year old Leslie Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Young Jr
Clyde E. Smith
Joe Goodwin
Young
Mabel McCormick
Leslie Bowman
Golf tournament suspended by heavy rain in New Orleans
Rain halted the Greater New Orleans Open after a third round. Organizers will run a double 36 hole marathon on Lakewood Country Club course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lakewood Country Club
We Print Tags Checks Badges Blotters Placards Circulars Bill Heads
An itemized list describes producing a wide range of printed materials including tags badges blotters placards circulars bill heads price lists statements menus cards and labels for various uses such as invitations visiting cards posters and vouchers across social and business contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Statements Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Howard Hunt
CIA
White House
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio R. Martinez
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Hunt
Washington
Miami
Sirica
McCord
Liddy
District of Columbia
USF
Preston
Shriver
Organized Labor
Smith
Ruth Harvey Chrity
Virrgnia
Black Caucus
Hazel T. Evans
Florida
Bronx
N.Y
Patrick Cunningham
New Mexico
Rudy Ortiz
Mickey Griffin
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Strauss
Joseph Cole
Young Democrats
Robert Allan
David Roth
Cleveland
Free Clinic
Roth
Commission
Nixon
T.J. Chavez
New Mexico State Police
Chavez
Kenneth van Praag
New York State Narcotic Addiction Control Commission
U.S
House Commerce Committee
Special Investigations
State, Agriculture and Commerce Departments
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Railroad Administration
Atlanta, Ga
American National Cattlemen's Association
John Trotman
William L. Haddon Jr
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Freeport
John Newton
Interior Department
Newton Syas
Nix
Servomation Corporation
Ted Nicolay
Baby Nasza
Wina
Warsaw
Poland
Childress Office Supply
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!