Texas agency bars some alcoholics from treatment options
An Austin report says a Texas Health Department directive causes hospital superintendents to refuse admission to alcoholics recently treated in mental hospitals. Dr. Gary Miller, former department official, criticized policy as discriminatory while Miller and Kinross-Wright traded resignations amid department turmoil. The piece also covers a district 4-H horse show in Garza County with judging details and district entrants.
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Jay Kearney
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Dub Sims
Midland
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Humble Oil to Launch Low-Lead Gas Named Big Plus
Humble Oil & Refining Co will introduce a 96 octane low-lead gasoline called Big Plus on July 15 in the New York metropolitan area and Connecticut. A company spokesman says the fuel aims to improve air quality and features double the detergent additive to reduce automotive emissions by replacing the current middle grade.
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Hospital program criticized by Austin official
Cavness of Austin describes the state’s most expensive hospital program as lax with loose administration. Miller cites poor discipline, missing patient records, and unclear staff assignments as key problems.
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Cavness
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Bishop Walsh Tells Family From Hong Kong Prison Release
Bishop James E Walsh, 79, spoke by telephone from a Hong Kong hospital to his brother and four sisters about his 12 years in a Shanghai prison. He praised prayers and letters that sustained him and said he is grateful to be free as Pope Paul sent a personal cable of congratulations.
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New Breed In Pamplona Takes Over Festival Scene
Police report a surge of hippe and student visitors to Pamplona Spain during the San Fermin fiesta. Raids in the main square and hangouts have resulted in about two dozen youths detained, with 2000 to 3000 visitors anticipated for bullfighting and wine events. Old residents note the newcomers add color but spend little money, and concerns about pot smoking surface as the festival runs Tuesday through week’s end.
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