Coronary Care Course Creates Considerable Interest at Hempstead Memorial
The Coronary Care Course at Hempstead Memorial Hospital draws nurses from all shifts to study cardiac care and emergency procedures. Since 1962, when the first unit began, many states have started similar programs, with Arkansas' first unit in Hot Springs in 1964. Four RN's were sent to Little Rock for training, who then organized 36 hours of classes for RN's and LPN's, averaging 20 nurses per session. Administrator Don Abbott expects renovation for monitoring equipment and the coronary care unit to be finished by January, expanding local medical services.
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Hempstead Memorial Hospital
United States
Arkansas
Hot Springs
St. Joseph Hospital
Little Rock
Don Abbott
Student Asks Damages in Marijuana Case
In Jonesboro Arkansas the trial continues on a 29935 lawsuit by former student William Earl Stewart claiming his 1967 Arkansas State University suspension violated civil rights. He seeks 12000 punitive and 17935 actual damages alleging reputational harm and delayed teaching career entry. Defendants include the ASU Disciplinary Committee Board of Trustees Dean Robert Moore and President Carl Reng. Stewart says the suspension was unreasonable and notes he did not use marijuana. Attorney Bert Rotenberry states the university must show more care.
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Jonesboro, Ark
Arkansas State University
Jonesboro
U.S. District Court
William Earl Stewart
Hot Springs
Kennett
ASU
Board of Trustees
Robert Moore
Carl R. Reng
Stewart
Joe R. Hamill
Bert Rotenberry
Little Rock
The Negro Community and Conference in Magnolia Arkansas
The 87th Session of the West Arkansas Annual Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church convenes November 11–15, 1970 at St. Phillips AME Magnolia with Rt. Rev. D. Ward Nichols presiding. Notices include local club meetings, choirs, hospital updates, obituaries, and a legal note on a suspension affecting a student. a hurricane summary notes 1938 New England timber loss.
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West Arkansas
African Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Phillips A. M. BE
Magnolia
Arkansas
D. Ward Nichols
12Th Episcopal District
Oklahoma
J. E. Hughes, Jr
R. L. Lilly
C. V. Boyd
Wistors Chapel A.M.E. Church
Hot Springs
New England
Arkansas and Texas Lead Statistics in SWC
Texas Tech's Doug McCutchen rushed for 204 yards against TCU to rise to second in league rushing behind Texas' Steve Worster, who leads at 104.9 per game. SMU's Gary Hammond ran for 190 yards and caught 17, moving into the tandem offense lead at 121.3, with McCutchen third in tandem offense and Hammond third in rushing. McCutchen added a 4-yard reception for 208 total yards in the game.
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Associated Press
Texas Tech
Doug McCutchen
SMU
Gary Hammond
McCutchen
TCU
Texas
Steve Worster
Hammond
Texas A&m
Vorster
Lamonica Shoulder Injury Diagnosed as Bruise
Oakland quarterback Daryle Lamonica left Sunday's game with Cleveland early in the fourth quarter after injuring his left shoulder. Doctors diagnosed a simple bruise and he is expected to be ready to start next Sunday against the Broncos in Denver.
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Daryle Lamonica
Oakland Raider
Broncos
Denver
Lamonica
Cleveland
Television Logs for Tuesday November 10 1970
TV schedule fragment lists shows across morning to late night including Americans From Africa Truth Or Consequences News Gallows- Read notes mention Mod Squad Hillbillies Green Acres Vanishing World Movie Tribes Julia Hee Haw The Intruders To Rome Marcus Welby 60 Minutes Fanfare News Weather Johnny Carson Southwest Football and late night sports and contests with several unreadable items.
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Green Acres
Julia Hee Haw
Rome
NBC News
Eddie
Shiloh
Granddaddy
J.J
Johnny Cash
Music Hall
Medical Center
Dan
Hawaii Five-O
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
First Baptist Speaker Wednesday at Fair Park Coliseum
Rev. John L. Gilbert, native of Louisiana andExecutive Secretary of the Northwest Louisiana Baptist Association, will headline the First Baptist Fellowship Dinner at Fair Park Coliseum on Wednesday evening November 11 at seven. An entertaining and inspirational speaker, he will also host a children’s party for those up through Grade Three. nursery is provided.
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John L. Gilbert
First Baptist Fellowship
Fair Park Coliseum
Gilbert
Louisiana
Northwest Louisiana Baptist Association
TV Schedule Fragment From Texarkana Morning Block
Fragmentary TV guide listing from Texarkana area with multiple shows half listed across morning to late afternoon. Includes titles such as Bozo's Big Top CBS News Zane Grey Captain Kangaroo Eyes, soaps, game shows and movies. no clear dates or network confirmations available.
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Texarkana College
RFD
R.F.D
CBS News
Arkansas A.M. l
Eaters of Oil Slicks Found by Scientist
Florida State University researchers report development of potent bacteria strains that rapidly consume oil and then die off. Led by Prof. Carl Oppenheimer the team sourced microbes from Boston Harbor Santa Barbara Channel and a Pennsylvania refinery and enhanced their oil-eating activity.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State University
Carl Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Boston Harbor
American
Santa Barbara Channel
California
Pennsylvania
Florida State
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