U S Policing Inadequate Says Secret FDA Survey
A confidential FDA panel reported the federal government lacks funds manpower and legal power to police 60 000 firms and 130 billion dollars of consumer goods annually. The study warned imported drugs and tainted foods pose serious risks and urged stronger federal state and local coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
FDA
Herbert L. Ley Jr
Food and Drug Administration
Sevenman
Ley
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
House
Consumer Protection
United States
Local Briefs Cover Obituaries And Public Notices
Services for Mrs Beverly H McKaskie and Earl G Alexander are scheduled in Floydada and Plainview with burial plans noted. A letter miscredit and consumer safety notes follow, plus county work session, funeral for Jason Urton, a corridor mishap, and staff appointment at Sul Ross State University.
Love Heals Most Hurts Foster Home Ties
Mrs. Baker runs a foster home caring for abused and neglected children. She provides meals, clothing, medical attention, and emotional support, often receiving late night calls and welcoming new arrivals. Some children eventually find adoptive families while others form lasting bonds as part of the family.
Miss Birdwell's Funeral Today
Miss Vernon Birdwell 93 dies in Seminole Memorial Hospital. Pioneer Gaines County ranching family member and one of the first Gaines County telephone operators. Burial at First Presbyterian Church Seminole with Rev. Jim Corey officiating. She is survived by sister Mrs Hattie Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Birdwell
First Presbyterian Church of
Seminole
Jim Corey
Miss Birdwell
Seminole Memorial Hospital
Gaines County
Sean Birdwell
Hattie Patterson
Mrs Wright Rites Pending After Illness
Mrs Lakde F Wright 75 of 5313 dist St Lubbock died at 625 PM Thursday in Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital after a three month illness Her body will be moved to Coker Matthews Peters Home in Greenville Rix Funeral Home in Lubbock Survivors include two sons Saymond of 308 Ave R and Mrs Jachey of rd Mrs Bill McKinney of Greenville five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakde F. Wright
Dist St
Lubbock
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Coker-Matthews-Peters
Greenville
Rix Funeral Home
Lub
Saymond
Ave. R
Jachey
Bill McKinney
Comfort and religion in a 19th century verse
The piece quotes scripture from I Thessalonians and urges emphasis on GOD, eternity, religion, and the soul. It contrasts sin and hypocrisy with fraternal friendship and time, urging focus on the now and enduring inner life as taught by Julien C. Hyer.
Pickets March Near Job Site At Federal Building
International Union of Operating Engineers Local 819 continued picketing the Federal Building construction site on Thursday. Pickets warned the public Irwin Steel Erectors Inc has no contract with IUCE Local 819 AFL-CIO while Doyle Barry said the union seeks a contract with Irwin Steel Erectors and L F Irwin said his firm has not been contacted yet. No work interruption occurred on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union of Operating Engineers Local 819
Federal Building
Irwin Steel Erectors Inc
IUCE
Afl-Cio
Sugar Returns and Reflects on Baker Home
In a reflective note the narrator recalls Sugar as pretty and precious at the Baker home. Adoptive parents urge him to search town for Mrs. Baker to offer thanks. She acknowledges others may still need her care and likens her work to comforting a bedraggled puppy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar
Baker
Mishap Victim's Services Set for Mrs Terry Henderson
Services for Mrs. Doxie Henderson Terry 50 will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Moore Rose Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Hollis Payne officiating. Burial in Floydada Cemetery. She was killed Tuesday in a traffic accident six miles west of Petersburg. A Floydada native, she moved to Lubbock in June. Survived by two sons Larry Nelson of 1809 Broadway Lubbock and Jay Terry of the home. three daughters Loraine Chapman Suzie Butler and Teresa Terry of Lubbock. a sister and several brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floydada
Doxie Henderson Terry
Moore-Rose Funeral Home
Hollis Payne
Calvary Baptist Church
Floydada Cemetery
Terry
Petersburg
Lubbock
Larry Nelson
Broadway
Jay Terry
Loraine Chapman
Suzie Butler
Teresa Terry
John T Beazley Dies In Clovis
John T Beazley 57 owner of the Morgan Hotel in Clovis died after a lengthy illness in Clovis Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at Dale Lee Sherwood Memorial Chapel with Rev Ralph Hovey officiating. Burial in Lawn Haven Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Lucille a son Clarence of Los Angeles a daughter Mrs Josephine Manrique of Glendale his mother Mrs W A Beazley of Clovis a brother A W of Clovis and three sisters Mrs R W Parr of Friona Mrs Irma Thompson and Mrs Frances Snyder of Clovis.
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Clovis
John T. Beazley
Morgan Hotel
Dale Lee Sherwood
Lucille
Clarence
Los Angeles
Calif
Josephine Manrique
Glendale
W. A. Beazley
A. W
R. W. Parr
Friona
Irma Thompson
Frances Snyder
Mrs Francis Rites Set in Lamesa Church of Christ
Mrs Nallie Francis 75 of Lamesa died Thursday at St John s Hospital San Angelo Services at 10 a m Saturday at the Downtown Church of Christ Weslie Mickey minister will officiate Burial in Memorial Park Lamesa Branon Funeral Home directing She was born in Paris Survivors include nine daughters Lela Neeley Lorene Holloman Lillie Gentry Helen Jones Laura Lowrance Lois Tilley Lanelle Mullinger S E of San Angelo Glenn Berwin and Carl in the Navy 27 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamesa
Nallie Francis
St. John's Hospital
San Angelo
Church of Christ
Weslie Mickey
Memorial Park
Branon Funeral Home
Francis
Paris
Lela Neeley
Lorene Holloman
Shafter
Calif
Lillie Gentry
West Jassip
N. Y
Helen Jones
Big Spring
Laura Lowrance
Longview
Lois Tilley
Fort Worth
Lanelle Mullinger
San Diego
S. E
Glenn
Berwin
Cardiff
Carl
U.S. Navy
Edwards Funeral Scheduled Today
Funeral services for W. M. Edwards 86 of 2400 Quaker Ave will be held at 10 a.m. in Trinity Baptist Church with Rev. Francis L Wilson and Rev J T Bolding officiating Burial will follow at City of Lubbock Cemetery conducted by Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge Frankin Bartley Funeral Home is directing arrangements Edwards a longtime Lubbock resident and Trinity Baptist Church deacon died Wednesday at Methodist Hospital He moved from Shallowater was a retired farmer Survivors include two sons Milton Edwards of Sweetwater and R L Edwards of 3814 42nd St a daughter Ethy Lou Hedge of Rock Mich five brothers J Wright Edwards Carroll Edwards Travis H Edwards Troy T Edwards four grandchildren and two great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Edwards
Quaker Ave
Trinity Baptist Church
Francis L. Wilson
J. T. Bolding
First Baptist Church
City of Lubbock
Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
Edwards
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
Hospital
Lub‘bock
Shallowater
Milton Edwards
Sweetwater
R. L
Shm) Edwards
42Nd St
Ethy Lou Hedge
Am Rock
Mich
J. Wright Edwards
Fort Worth
Carroll Edwards
Tohoka
Travis H. Edwards
Dallas
Troy T. Orev
Panola County Sheriff H S Parker Dies Thursday
Sheriff H S Parker of Panola County died Thursday, marking the loss of a longtime lawman who served the county with dedication. His death retires a figure known across the region for decades of public safety work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Parker
Panola County
Survey shows heavy sales expected for new US autos
The Census Bureau reported consumers expect to buy nearly as many new cars in the rest of 1969 as in the last half of 1968, projecting an annual rate of 9.8 million cars. Retail sales rose about four percent last week to $6.69 billion, with year to date gains of four percent for durable and non durable goods. Fewer houses are expected to be sold, with West seeing the only growth as housing starts decline nationwide.
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FDA
Maurice D. Kinslow
Baltimore
Robert Angellotti
Bureau of Science
Thomas W. Brown
Detroit
Marion J. Finkel
Bureau of Medicine
Nathaniel L. Geary
Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Jnew
Witkowski Rites Slated Today
John Vernon Witkowski 54 longtime Plainview resident dies after short illness in Fort Worth hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. at Grace Presbyterian Church with Rev. Frederick Klerekoper. Burial in Plainview Memorial Park directed by Lemons Funeral Home. Survived by Margaret and six grandchildren, daughters Reese Tanner and Jim Tinkle, son John in Germany, brother Leo Hereford, sister Mrs Malcolm Haven Texhoma.
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Plainview
John Vernon
Witkowski
Grace Presbyterian Church
Frederick Klerekoper
Plainview Memorial Park
Lemons Funeral Home
Fort Worth
Gibson's Discount Store
Margaret
Reese Tanner
Jim Tinkgle
St. Louis
John
U.S. Army
Germany
Leo
Hereford
Malcolm Haven
Texhoma
Okla
Brown Services Slated In Dunn
Dunn Texas Walter Brown 82 longtime Scurry County resident dies in Snyder hospital burial in Dunn Cemetery funeral ceremony at Church of Christ officiated by Cline Paden and Mike Ezell. Brown wife Ethel Cartwell married 1907 moved to Dunn 1926 four daughters three sons two brothers 19 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren listed.
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A. A. Mitchell
Anton
J. L. Cotton
William D.orhnson
Fort Worth
D. C. Brooks Jr
Oklahoma City
Richard
Roanoke
Hugh
Walter
Ross
Tom
Teague
Petition Drives for Scurry County Junior College
Snyder residents circulated a petition Thursday night seeking a junior college for Scurry County with strong backing. Buford Browning said the signers were willing, and organizers expected around 1,200 signatures from the 5,865 registered voters in the county.
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Snyder
Ithe
Scurry County
Rites Set For Longtime Pastor Joe E. Boyd
The Rev. Joe E. Boyd 81 of 3007 38th St., longtime Methodist pastor and former Northwest Texas Conference treasurer, died Thursday in Methodist Hospital after a long illness. Funeral is Saturday at 10 a.m. in Bowman Chapel First United Methodist Church with Rev. Phil Widmer and Dr. J. C. Haymes officiating. Burial in a Lubbock cemetery. Survivors include his wife Mary Dickinson, two sons Joe E. Boyd Jr. and Capt. John J. Boyd, three brothers, a sister, a niece and nephew. donations requested to the Methodist Hospital coronary care unit.
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Joe E. Boyd
38Th St
Northwest Texas
Methodist Hospital
Bowman Chapel
First United Methodist Church
Phil Widmer
J. C. Haymes
J. Howard Crawford
Lubbock
Pension Endowment Foundation
Franklin-Bartlett Funeral Home
Boyd
Eastland County
Stamford College
Stamford
Scranton Academy
Cisco
Northwest Texas Conference
Matador
Littlefield
Seagraves
Post
Panhandle
Miami
Paducah
Rotan
Canadian
Northwest
Lizzie Yeager
Anson
Marvin L. Boyd
United Methodist Church
Wayne Cook
Robert Stinson Rites Pending at Norris Funeral Home
Robert Ferguson Stinson 71 longtime area resident died Wednesday at his Paducah home after a heart attack. A native of Hill County he was a retired farmer and rancher. Survivors include his wife Willa two daughters Elmer Jones of Paducah and Viola Stinson of Flamet two sons Clinton of Dallas and Fred of Paducah and four other relatives.
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Paducah
Robert Ferguson Stinson
Norris
Stinson
Cottle County
Hill County
Willa
Elmer Jones
Viola Stinson
Flamet
Clinton
Dallas
Fred
McLarty Rites Set Saturday in Lubbock
Henry L. McLarty 79 of 2513 52nd St retired lumber dealer and longtime Lubbock resident died at the Colonial Nursing Home after a lengthy illness. Services at 10 a.m. Saturday in Sanders Memorial Chapel with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survivors include three sisters Mildred Timberlake Madge Storey and D D Childress. Pallbearers named Otis Felty J Chambless W P Franks Jody Pilai d Marvin McLarty Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L
Henry) McLarty
52Nd St
Lubbock
Colonial Nursing Home
McLarty
Ford County
Sanders Memorial
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Mildred Timberlake
Madge Storey
Vernon
D. D. Childress
Sun City
Calif
Otis Felty
J. Chambless
W. P. Franks
Jody Pilaid
J. Ben Brown
Marvin McLarty Jr
Vandals Struck Police Vehicle Damaging $225
A police car parked at 1526 East Place was vandalized with knives slashing both seats cutting two tires breaking the antenna and severing a wire. Chief warrant officer James D. Atchison owned the vehicle. Police hunted for a stolen trailer from Dub Parks Memorial Arena and a separate property loss involving farm equipment valued at over $1,009.
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James D. Atchison
East Place
Atchison
Dub ‘Parks Memorial Arena
Mary
Nancy Munz
Sonkatoed
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
U.S
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
White House
Beverly H. McKaskie
Floydada Catholic Church
Stanton Cemetery
Earl G. Alexander
Pressbyterian
Charles Tekyl
Wood-Dunning Funeral Home
Alexander
Plainview Hospital
Avalanche-Journal
Jackie L. Hardin
45Th St
Hardin
Lubbock County Commissioners Court
L. H. Kirby
Main and
Ave. F
Main St
Aves
Chester L. Anderson
Leon W. Anderson
Jason Gilmore Urton
Portales
Henry Vialle
Slide Road
Brownfield Highway
Carol Rose Koetting
Texas Tech
Sul Ross State University
Alpine
Miss Koetting
Groom
Tech
Mrs. Wright
Julien C. Hyer
Rita Ortiz
Espanola
N.M
Clarence Baker
39Th St
Brown Services
Dunn
Joe Boyd
Robert Stinson
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