Hospital Admission and Discharge Log
Admissions include Edna Preston Jim Bob Williams Gary Scott E A Howard and E O Etheredge on various days. Discharges include Angela Burns Allen Bocanegra Loren Trent Mrs Donald Jackson and baby and E O Etheredge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Preston
Jim Bob Williams
Gary Scott
E. A. Howard
E. 0. Etheredge
Angela Burns
Allen Bocanegra
Loren Trent
Donald Jackson
Baby
E. O. Etheredge
Local Resident Ova Adkisson Transferred to Amarillo Hospital
Ova Adkisson was moved by Childress Ambulance to High Plains Baptist Hospital in Amarillo for treatment. The transfer involved emergency medical services and was undertaken from the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ova Adkisson
High Plains Baptist Hospital
Amarillo
Childress Ambulance
Birth of Le Juanna Deon Born to the Donald Jacksons
Mr and Mrs Donald Jackson announce the birth of a daughter Le Juanna Deon at 8 07 p m May 9 in Childress General Hospital. The infant weighed nine pounds ten ounces and measured nineteen and a half inches long at birth.
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Donald Jackson
le Juanna Deon
Childress General Hospital
Boy seeks burn clinic for 4 year old in Texas
Efforts to place Jeffery Klepper, 4 year old son of Mrs. Evelyn Klepper, in a burn clinic in Dallas, San Antonio, or Galveston were announced. He suffers third degree burns on his left leg after his clothes caught fire while trying to extinguish a yard blaze last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffery Klepper
Evelyn Klepper
Dallas
San Antonio
Galveston
Starvation Threat Spurs Reassessment of Grain Reserves
FAO official E M Ojala warned that historic grain surpluses from the United States and Canada have vanished as governments curb production to match demand. He cautioned that even if surpluses return they will be temporary and unreliable for global crises. Wheat reserves are at a 20 year low, with 28 million tons and only 23 percent of needs.
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United States
Canada
FAO Asst
E. M. Ojala
Economic Committee
Ojala
Local Notables and Club News From Childress Area
The notice lists area figures including Mrs. Tippett born 1890 and survivors Pete Davis W H Tippett Royce Tippett Bobbie Fowler and others. It mentions Crusade donations reaching 2200 toward a 2500 goal and announces district nominating committee, new president Gene Frisbie and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Ware
Clarendon
Arthur Eddleman
Estelline
Grady
Pete Timmons
Northfield
F. Crain
Tippett
Childress County
Tell Eastern Star
Childress Eastern Star
William H. Tippett
Pete Davis
W. H. Tippett
Tell
Royce Tippett
Smokey Davis
Childress
Bobbie Fowler
Bill limits on drug control debated in House
The Controlled Substances Act gave the attorney general sole authority to designate dangerous drugs and authorize use and research. Dr. Freedman of the Committee for Effective Drug Abuse Legislation argued this concentrated power. Lobbyists secured a modification adding the secretary of health, education and welfare to those decision making duties.
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Attorney General
Freedman
Committee For
House
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Skylab and Texas bonds vote shape 1973 ballot
House passes a measure to fund UH Clear Lake and Texas A&M Gulf Coast buildings with tuition bonds totaling 47.5 million, sending the bill back to the Senate for a college board approval addendum. The plan pairs with a Senate measure setting salaries at 15 000 a year and annual sessions, heading to a November 6 1973 special election ballot.
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House
University of Houston
Clear Lake City
Texas A&m
Gulf Coast
Senate
State College Coordinating Board
Farm price plan outlines annual adjustments for crops
Senator Herman Talmadge outlined a new farm price plan setting per bushel corn and 43 cents per pound cotton with five yearly adjustments. Dairy prices would apply for one year. He said the administration would receive the benefit of the doubt if market expansions occur, but the government would share any shortfall if forecasts miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman E. Talmadge
D.ga
Talmadge
Nixon vows to prosecute Watergate guilty to justice
Nixon declares determination to prosecute all guilty in the Watergate affair and pursue great goals despite the deplorable incident. He asserts unity and resolve to move forward without letting the scandal deter them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Rain lightens in Texas with scattered showers
The rainy season slackened in the Childress area with only .03 inch of rain Tuesday. Heavier precipitation was recorded south of Childress and Shores Creek saw about half an inch. A weak cool front neared the Panhandle as warm air from the Gulf pushed across the state yielding clear to partly cloudy skies and highs in the 90s.
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Childress
Shores Creek
Associated Press
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
San Antonio
Austin
Panhandle Plains
Lubbock
New Mexico
Fl Paso
Marfa
Victoria
Alpine
McAllen
Abilene
Midland
Mineral Wells
Cotulla
del Rio
San Angelo
Wink
Alice
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Amarillo
Dalhart
West Texas
Dean Says Effort To Silence Him In Watergate Unfolds
John W. Dean III accused an ongoing effort to limit his testimony and discredit him in the Watergate case. He cited alleged intimidation and restricted access to information as attempts to constrain his statements and scope of testimony regarding the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John W. Dean III
Dean
New York Times Today
Senate
White House
Nixon
Phagan Case May Go To Jury Friday
State Bar of Texas accuses Wichita County prosecutor Jim Phagan of professional misconduct in a divorce case. Phagan testified under cross examination that he acted under strain and disputed malpractice claims. He noted a 1969 divorce matter and an escrow arrangement involving a Throckmorton County oil and gas lease as collateral for legal fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Jim Phagan
State Bar of Texas
Wichita County
Phagan
Dustin Fillmore
Les Hanvey
Fillmore
Throckmorton County
Hanvey
Denver
Wayne Wiggins
County Bar Grievance Committee
Controversy over Wolters base closure and naming
Reports say Ft. Wolters faced charges of contemptible fraud by councilmen who accuse Army officials of misnaming the base a permanent military installation before ordering its closure. An accompanying 15 page document titled Economic Rape Army Style was issued Wednesday. The Army plans to keep the base on caretaker status next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wolters
Army
Wolters
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Kerwin
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Weitz
Pacific Ocean
San Diego
Calif
Ethics Commission
Gene Jones
D— Houston
Bob Davis
Davis
John J. Sirica
Living Bible
Murrah's Book & Gift Shop
Mineral Wells, Tex
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Archie Bunker
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Tex
Senate Judiciary Committee
Elliot L. Richardson
Marlow Cook
Kentucky
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Chambers
Gulf
South Texas
Gulftone
Austin, Tex
John Tower
R—Tex
Small Business Administration
Hale
Navarro
Frio
Lions Club
Parkview Baptist Church
Ave. H. Northwest
J. D. Johnston
First Baptist Church
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Jack Collier
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