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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1970
Page
4
Researchers at the Human Sciences Laboratory in Johannesburg will not run comparative tests on Mondays. Deputy director Dr. N. B. Nolte cites subjects not being up to it and mentions weekend fatigue as a possible cause. The lab has avoided Monday testing for 14 years.
Forest Lawn in California announced after a public opinion poll that it would not install a fig leaf on its 22 foot replica of Michelangelo's David. The decision follows community feedback and reflects the museum like grounds' approach to art displays.
In Baltimore AP report Judy Johnson an English born horse trainer and former jockey recalls early U S work ordeals. She describes a millinery job on Fifth Avenue New York sending mourning cards to widows and a later interview with New York Telephone Co where she faced language bias and was rejected.
A quick guide suggests softening raisins by soaking in boiling water for a few minutes then draining. Use the softened raisins in a salad with grated raw carrots for a kid friendly dish.
B F Farrar 86 father of Melvin Farrar died Sunday in a Many Louisiana hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Friendship Baptist Church Many with Rev Percy Tibbits officiating. Burial in Friendship Cemetery. Survived by wife four sons Leonard Kilgore Kelvin Homer and W H all of Many four daughters Edna Caldwell Natchitoches La Annie Mae Dew Houston and Velva Patton and Cloves Lemoine both of Many three sisters Verdie Branch Bastrop La Myrtie Rainey Mooringsport La Sallie Creighton Many twenty nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
A Texas public service feature recounts the state's rapid disaster response after Hurricane Celia. The Department of Health mobilized divisions, set up an Emergency Operations Center, dispatched field hospitals to Aransas Pass and Corpus Christi, and coordinated with agencies to supply medical care water food and sanitation. Staff Odell Griffith and Andy Woodward led field efforts while a 24 hour line and ham radio operators kept communications open. The impulse was preparedness in the face of one of Texas’s worst natural disasters.
Hospital notices list admits and discharges for Hart Clinic Hospital City Hospital, naming dozens of patients by name in two facilities. A Houston AP report notes two bandits robbed a drive in grocery, taking 324 dollars and destroying a surveillance camera and ceiling section.
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