Recordkeeping for Immunization Must Start Now
Texas health officials urge mandatory immunization records for all children including preschoolers. Begin now by having physicians sign records, keep a family health notebook with birth details, diseases, vaccines, booster dates, major illnesses, and insurance data for quick reference.
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Department of Health
Vacationers Beware! Trail misadventure leads to legal rulings
A man sued trailer park management after a poison ivy outbreak left him with skin injuries on a two week vacation. The court ruled the outdoors carry inherent risks, not all accidents fall to park owners. Other cases cited include a Yellowstone camper bitten by a bear and a resort guest harmed by broken glass due to negligence.
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Yellowstone National Park
American Bar Assn
State Bar of Texas
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Detour to Hobbs After Dallas to Brownwood Flight
Herbert Lockwood flew from Dallas to Brownwood but turbulent weather forced a continuation to Hobbs New Mexico. Passengers stayed overnight and planned return the next day. Mrs Minnie La Roque Weatherby of Clyde visited Creekside relatives including Mrs Jessie Lich tenure and the Jean Rachels.
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Washington, D. C
Herbert Lockwood
Brownwood
Hobbs
New Mexico
Wood
Minnie la Roque Weatherby
Clyde
Creek
Jessie Lichtenure
Jean Rachels
Ruvenshines
VA Q and A on life endowment policy changes
A VA guide explains you may switch your endowment policy type before maturity if in good health. It also notes WWII and Korean War GI education benefits were repealed, and there is no deadline to file a VA disability claim for service conditions such as hernias.
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National Service Life Insurance
VAA
Payroll densities in Comanche County rise with thriving small firms
A federal Census Bureau report shows Comanche County hosting 229 businesses with one or more employees. Most firms are small, 93 percent employ under 20, while 142 have three or fewer workers and 28 run eight to nineteen. The county mirrors national trends of many small, self sustaining operations.
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New York
Comanche County
Census Bureau
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U.S
Asps Sting Warns of Woolly Caterpillars in Fall
Floyd Key, Comanche County Agricultural Agent, notes an increase of woolly worms in trees and shrubs this fall. These pests known as puss caterpillars or Italian and Mexican asps have short poisonous spines that sting when brushed.
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Floyd Key
Comanche County
Local payrolls rise with 1 583 workers in social security jobs
The county reports 1 583 payroll workers in social security covered jobs last year across small to large businesses with wages totaling 6 064 000 dollars, up 18.4 percent from three years earlier. Despite higher unemployment than in 1967, wages rose steadily keeping payrolls high.
How to Treat an Asp Sting and Manage Reactions
The sting causes intense local burning and may radiate pain along a limb. Swelling, headaches, nausea, malaise, and vomiting can occur. severe reactions include shock and convulsions. Apply Scotch tape to remove spines, use ice packs early for pain relief, and seek immediate medical help for severe responses.
Private completes eight weeks at Fort Polk Army Center
Army private Robert Tommy Marshall 20, son of Mrs. Clarice Goforth, completed eight weeks of basic training at Fort Polk Louisiana. He studied drill weapons map reading combat tactics and Army history. Marshall, a 1971 CHS graduate, is stationed with parents Robt. E. Marshall and family in Odessa. Nearby visitors from Fort Worth stayed with the Wilson family weekend.
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Robert Tommy Marshall
Clarice Goforth
Sunset Drive
Comanche
U.S. Army Training Center
Infantry
Pvt
Marshall
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Robt
E. Marshall
N. Adams
Odessa
Pets face heat risk from careless owners says Texas vet group
Dr. A B Haws of Austin warns that dogs suffer in parked cars and from heat while on long walks. He urges owners to consider pets comfort and safety, noting dogs pant to cool themselves and fur should provide insulation rather than trap heat. External parasites rise in warm months. treat both dog and surroundings for fleas to curb infestations.
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Texas Veterinary Medical Association
Rover
A. B. Haws
Austin
Hans
Tve
Haws
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