Hospital Notes Admits And Discharges For Week
Admitted this week include Jeffrey Klepper on Thursday W C Slaton on Thursday Ted Henderson on Friday Mrs William Briant on Friday Bill Heckathorn on Saturday Peggy Melton on Saturday Discharges include Gladys Trosper on Friday Celia Parker on Friday Pokey Wilcoxson on Friday Leroy Garrison on Friday Laverne Sullivan on Friday S A Hatley on Friday Lela Foley on Saturday Gene Gambol on Saturday Mrs R C Sloss on Saturday Billy Kelley on Saturday Ettie Leach on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Klepper
W. C. Slaton
Ted Henderson
William Briant
Bill Heckathorn
Peggy Melton
Gladys Trosper
Celia Parker
Pokey Wilcoxson
Leroy Garrison
Laverne Sullivan
S. A. Hatley
Lela Foley
Gene Gambol
R. C. Sloss
Billy Kelley
Ettie Leach
Locals Visit Family and Hospital Plans Mentioned
Mrs. L L Baker visited Hereford Saturday to see her parents. Mrs. E E Stephens and Laura Lynn of Paducah were guests Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. O E Seal. Claude Rasco, once of Childress, is a patient at Dallas Presbyterian Hospital awaiting brain surgery Monday, living with a daughter in Arlington with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.L. Baker
Hereford
O. E
Seal Saturday
E. E. Stephens
Laura Lynn
Paducah
Claude Rasco
Childress
Dallas Presbyterian Hospital
Arlington
Borger man visits Bill Blackburn on Saturday
Ron Wright of Borger visited Bill Blackburn on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Delbert Wasson returned from Oklahoma City after attending a meeting of the Oklahoma Funeral Directors Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Wright
Borger
Bill Blackburn
Delbert Wasson
Oklahoma City
The
Oklahoma Funeral Directors Association
Birth of John Van Pennington in West Texas Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. John Pennington Jr. of Plainview announce the birth of a son, John Van Pennington, on May 1 at West Texas Hospital in Lubbock. He weighed eight pounds one and a half ounces. Mother Donnalene Bearden of Childress. grandparents Don Bearden of Childress and Verna Pennington of Clarksville Ark. Great grandfather W H Griffin of Childress and uncle Van Bearden of Childress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pennington Jr
Plainview
John van Pennington
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
Donnalene Bearden
Childress
Don Bearden
Verna Pennington
Clarksville, Ark
W.H. Griffin
van Bearden
Education funding proposal faces lukewarm reception in House
Gov Briscoe proposes enrichment funds to aid poorer districts with state dollars to match a 40 cent property tax per $100 value and reach $300 per child by 1978 79. Kubiak will present the governor's bill to the House Education Committee amid doubts on support from committee members and Speaker Price Daniel Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kubiak
House Education Committee
Briscoe
Education Committee
House
Price Daniel Jr
Senate
Oscar Mauzy
Dallas
Senate Education Committee
Mauzy
State Board of Education
Texas State Teachers Association
Maury
Capitol
la Raza Unida
Ramsey Muniz
LRU
Education bill standoff as Mauzy doubts progress in Senate
Sen. Oscar Mauzy says Briscoe and Kubiak bills lack movement in Senate. he criticizes both plans for not achieving equal education opportunity and flags delays in school finance reform. He notes Gov. Briscoe’s and Kubiak’s measures draw limited support amid political friction.
House Advances Harsh Marijuana Penalty Measures in Texas
The House supported tougher penalties for marijuana offenses with votes 116-11 for a maximum 99 year term for sales and 20 year minimum for heroin and methamphetamine pushers. A resentencing amendment passed 67-61 would let tens of thousands seek new sentences. Senate proposals include up to four ounces possession with seven days jail or $200 fine. A joint committee will craft final language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Briscoe
House
Matt Garcia
San Antonio
Senate
Nixon taps Packard as attorney general candidate
President Nixon signals that he has chosen William R. Packard as the sole candidate for attorney general after confirming the decision has been made. Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler noted that Packard is the only man Nixon has approached about the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Packard
Texas highway deaths drop but remain over thousand mark
The Texas Department of Public Safety reports 1 065 highway deaths this year, six fewer than 1972 at the same point. Fatal traffic accidents declined from 909 to 875, even as officials confirm ongoing danger on state roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Women Learn To Cope With Husband's Illness
A 60 year old woman writes of nervous strain after her husband suffers a heart attack and strokes. Dr Lamb advises medical exam to assess gall stone and indigestion, stops caffeine, avoids dairy, and stresses self sufficiency and driving skills for women facing crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lamb
Watergate figures linked to testimony and coverup probes
Reports name Egil Krogh as supervisor and say he signed an affidavit taking responsibility for the break in. The White House limits testimony with executive-privilege guidelines. Kennedy calls Watergate a national tragedy. Court records show Nixon campaign funds between 1 and 2 million dollars untraceable. Probers press Justice Department on possible high level involvement. Dean may seek immunity as probes continue. Weicker cites talks about Dean appearing soon. Fraunces Tavern Museum in Manhattan notes its 1719 origin and historic dial 1776.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Egil “Bud” Krogh
Krogh
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Washington Post
Senate
Special Watergate Committee
Justice Department
Dean
Grand Jury
Weicker
New York Daily News
Nixon
Viet Cong Push Prisoner Releases Across Saigon Areas
Hien said air corridors are unnecessary as commission personnel can reach Quang Tri by road. Earlier, the Viet Cong declared civilian prisoner releases by both South Vietnamese sides should proceed now with or without commission observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hien
Quang Tri
Commission
Viet Cong
Clashes Near Beirut Mark Palestinian Forces Crossing Border
Reports say part of a 5,000-man Palestinian armored force crossed the Lebanese border toward Syria after clashes near Beirut. Residents heard aircraft at night. no Defense Ministry confirmation. Tensions rose after an Israeli raid on guerrilla leaders in Beirut on April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine Liberation Army
Defense Ministry
Beirut
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UR Bank
Americard
Febsie Shop Bil Avd
New York
Key Biscayne, Fla
Nashville, Tenn
Jerry Peak
Nashville
United Givers Fund
Kidney Foundation
Tex
Sen
A.M. Aikin
Paris
Aikin
Charles J. Fox
Edinburg, Tex
San Benito
Antonio Rios Zepeda Jr
Maria Norma Delgado
Patricia Segura
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
Metropolitan Museum of Art
FBI
Italy
Euphronios
Fraunces Tavern Museum
Manhattan
London
Britain
Hadrian’s Wall
Lake District
England
Exmoor
Norfolk
Advisory Center For Education
Sunday Times
Lions Club Eee
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