Leisure Lodge Administrator Denies Imminent Closure
In Childress, Leisure Lodge administrator Joyce Rae Southard rejects claims the facility will close after health officials recommended revoking licenses and federal contracts for seven Texas homes. She says actions are routine, notes recent inspections, staff changes, and plans to keep the 120-bed home operating with updated facilities.
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Texas health agency retracts decertification claim
AUSTIN AP The Texas Department of Health said it erred in reporting seven nursing homes had been decertified. Three on the list Care Inn of Abilene Memorial Medical Nursing Center San Antonio and Kent County Nursing Home Jayton had met recertification conditions and were advised they would be recertified. Greenview Manor in Waco now appears eligible for recertification.
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Carter seeks successor after Bert Lance resigns as budget chief
President Carter announced Lance's resignation and said an orderly transition would follow. Names surfaced include James McIntyre Jr, Robert Strauss, Alice Rivlin, and Hale Champion as potential successors while Lance faces probes into bank loans and personal finances.
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CIA tests on LSD bombs and melting swizzle sticks reveal covert ops
Senate witnesses described CIA secret drug tests and gadgets in the 1950s and 60s including an LSD aerosol attempt in San Francisco and devices that delivered chemicals through tear gas tips and drug laced swizzle sticks. One agent sprayed himself with LSD after an air conditioning failure.
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Vernon councilman rails at bureaucracy in health agency session
Walter Lockhoof criticized the Tri-Regional Health Systems Agency as bureaucracy on top of bureaucracy and warned grants would favor bigger cities. He urged staff to seek views from hospital administrators and nursing home operators across 44 counties while noting the agency’s vast reach from Montague to Childress and the Big Bend area. Betty Wages James Zug and others offered cautious optimism as officials discussed future health care needs and facilities.
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Texas executives urge priority for Japan Airlines to Texas
A group of Texas business executives and leading Japanese business leaders urged the U S government to give highest priority to Japan Airlines to serve Texas. In Houston La Vaca Gathering Co plans to shut off natural gas to Crystal City at 9 am Friday after a court order. Austin reports include a UT Austin fall headcount of 41 677 and the Public Utility Commission collecting 9 091 209 in gross receipts assessments for fiscal 1977 ending Aug 31. A handwriting expert testified in a 7 6 million wrongful death civil suit that the 1968 will signature of Joan Robinson Hill was not genuine. Fort Worth Jeffery Swann to perform in Van Cliburn piano competition. Texas Court of Criminal Appeals upheld a 10 year prison term for Billy Wayne Smith in a Fort Worth nursing home rape case. Salisbury Rhodesia Sister Janice McLaughlin an American nun arrested for security violations ordered expelled.
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Japan Airlines
Houston
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Crystal City
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Austin
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
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Fort Worth
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