Texas hearing probes Artesia Hall abuse licensing
A Texas House subcommittee heard testimony on Artesia Hall a private school in Liberty County facing abuse allegations. Director Dr Joseph Farrar is charged with murder in a student's death after a fat poison incident. Witnesses described cages hair pulling and confinement as part of disciplinary methods.
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Houston
UPI
Sue Reeney
Howse
Liberty County
Dri Joseph Farrar
Carlos Teuan
Keeney
Farrar
Soybean Crop Harvest Slow in Texas Outlook
COLLEGE STATION Tex. The soybean harvest will be delayed into early autumn to ease a feed shortage hurting broiler and egg producers and lifting beef costs, says R J Hodges of the Texas Extension Service. He cautions price relief may be limited even with higher production. Hodges notes prices rose from 3 to 3 50 per bushel to 6 and higher, with 350 000 to 400 000 Texas acres planted this year and about 55 million acres nationwide in production.
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College Station
Tex
UPS
R.J. Hodges
Texas Extension Service
Hodges
Broiler
Texas
Scout Summer Camping Program In Final Week
Local Scout Executive William M. McElroy announced the Adobe Walls Council Boy Scouts of Americas 1973 summer camp at Camp M.K. Brown enters its third and final week after an overwhelmingly successful season.
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Scout
William M. McElroy
Adobe Walls
Scouts Earn Merit Badges From Oklahoma Texas Camp
Scouts from 24 cities in Oklahoma and Texas earned badges in environmental science conservation nature forestry zoology and more at the camp. Council leaders Frank Phelan Warren Fatheree and state Rep Phil Cates joined Bill McElroy in congratulating 434 young men on their outstanding achievements.
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Frank Phelan
Warren Fatheree
Phil Cates
Bill McElroy
Pasisions Unclear OCR Fragment Recounts Local Item
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrases and stray letters. Readable portions mention a local item or event but lack coherent names, dates, or places. Likely a damaged notice or brief item requiring clarification to identify the subject and entities involved.
Automobile tale at Sieur Your ends in dispute
A brief local item notes an automobile matter involving Sieur Your. The report mentions tipping, mind influence, and a potential settlement or decision pending. No further details are given in the fragment.
Antiwar Forces Rally to End Cambodia Bombing Veto Battle
Washington (UPI) antiwar forces in both houses press ahead with measures to halt bombing in Cambodia and Laos by attaching a rider to essential appropriations. Nixon vetoed a $3.3 billion supplemental bill. House sustained the veto 241 to 173. Senators expected to act before week’s end. Contingent payrolls may be affected if the bill fails and the continuing resolution debate looms.
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UPI
Congress
Cambodia
Nixon
Senate
House
U.S
Laos
Indochina
George Mahon
Dtex
House Appropriations Committee
Doves
Social Security Administration
On The Record Highland General Hospital 7DY Admissions
Admissions list from Highland General Hospital includes Judy K Farber E Foster Elmer Tiffany 1149 N Starkweather pa C Riegel 2237 N DPwigh Marion Fuller 108 Sumner Johnny H Yost 1101 Crane Mrs Gwen Tidwell 1164 Neel Rd Clarence M Trantham White Deer Mrs Elva L Duree 248 Finley Suda Hodges White Nathan R Lancaster 1316 Sirocco Denise Donoho 2224 N one D Poncho 2224 N Mrs Virgie L McGee Skellytown Wayman N Staus 400 N Perry Milton Wright Lefors Mrs Jo A McKay 312 Anne David K Mercer 1811 Christine Rufus W Reed 616 N Albert Dismissals Walter Miller Pampa Jason B E Schulz 1933 N Christy Mrs Adell Jeffreys Fritch Mrs Agnes Goodnight 4 Jupiter Mrs Mae J Andrews 1040 Warnon Dr Terry Weatherford 2126 Williston Mrs Kathy Winborne 713 N Dwight Baby Girl Winborne 713 N Dwight Mrs Ruth Tarpley 1819 Fir Mrs Hollie Byrne Pampa Claude Rhoades Pampa Alvin L Soukup 7 E 15th Mrs Deloris 4 Barnett Latust Willene Mullins 635 N WIRD Mrs Mary L Bayless 1330 Coff ee Mrs Audrey M Brown 329 Henry
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E. Foster
Elmer Tiffany
N. Starkweather
C. Riegel
N. Dpwigh
Marion QO. Fuller
Sumner
Johnny H. Yost
Crane
Gwen F Tidwell
Neel Road
Clarence M. Trantham
White Deer
Elva L. Duree
Finley
Sirocco
Denise Donoho
D. Poncho
Virgie L. McGee
Skellytown
Wayman N. Staus
N. Perry
Milton ¢. Wright
Lefors
Jo A. McKay
Anne
David K. Mercer
Christine
Rufus W. Reed
N. Albert
Walter Miller
Pampa
Jason BE. Schulz
N. Christy
Adell Jeffreys
Fritch
Agnes Goodnight
Jupiter
Mae J. Andrews
Warnon
Terry Weatherford
Williston
Kathy Winborne
N. Dwight
Winborne
N. Wight
Ruth Tarpley
Fir
Hollie Byrne
Claude Rhoades
Alvin L. Soukup
E. 15Th
Deloris
Barnett
BOM i
Latust
Willene Mullins
N. Wird
Mary L. Bayless
Coffoffee
Audrey M. Brown
Henry
Oklahoma crowd bids, Wendy strips top at auction
Wendy Berlowitz auctioned the top half of her purple velvet swimsuit on the University of Oklahoma campus, drew a $10 bid, and was jailed after police charged her with exposing herself in a public place. She argued the act as a protest on gender dress norms.
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Norman
Okla
UPI
Wendy
Berlowitz
University of Oklahoma
A.C
Strange
Jim
Joan of Arc
Attorney Says Sterilization Abuses in Relf Case
UPI reports attorney Morris Dees representing Minnie Relf, 14, and Mary Alice Relf, 12, claims they were treated like cattle in a federally funded sterilization. He seeks $1 million and a court order reversing the procedures, plus an injunction against further sterilizations of blacks. Defendants include Howard Phillips of the OEO and Community Action Committee officials who defend the consent process and mother’s understanding.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Morris Dees
Minnie Relf
Mary Alice Relf
Montgomery Community Action Committee Inc
Dees
New York
Sweden
Relf
Howard Phillips
Office of Economic Opportunity
Community Action Committee
OEO
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Conklin
Conklin
Minnie Bell
Notary
Teenager Flees Penney Posse After Shoplifting Records
A neatly dressed teenager fled before a posse of J C Penney employees after taking about 45 rpm records from the local store. A woman employee said pursuers found the records tossed against a fence behind the newsstand, but the youth escaped. Officers have a detailed description and continue the search.
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J.C. Penney
Emperor Hirohito Renounces Divinity on January 1 1946
Japan's Emperor Hirohito publicly renounces all claims to divinity on January 1 1946 in a historic declaration that reshapes the imperial role and state ideology amid postwar reforms. The move signals a constitutional shift and redefines the emperor's function in Japanese governance.
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Japan
Hirohito
Obituary for Bud Douglas Local man dies at 52 in Pampa
Bud Douglas 52 of 604 North West died on arrival at Highland General Hospital at 6 25 AM. Funeral services will be Saturday at the First Christian Church in Spearman with burial in Hansford Cemetery. Boxwell Brothers directs. Survivors include wife Bobbie, daughter Mrs Rickie Walker of Lubbock, son Gerry of Dumas, a brother, five sisters, and three grandchildren. Local arrangements are Carmichael Whatley Funeral.
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Bud Douglas
N. West
Highland General Hospital
First Christian Church
Spearman
Hansford Cemetery
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors
Douglas
Pampa
Monahans
Tex
Pampa Concrete Co
Bobbie
Rickie Walker
Lubbock
Gerry
Dumas
Carmichael Whatley
Nixon memo on Dean sparks White House clarification
Nixon did not approve the memo blaming Joan W. Dean II for the Watergate cover up. Press Secretary Warren said the document was prepared by H. Fred Bunhardt from others materials and should not be seen as a definitive White House position. Warren stressed no cross examination replacement and that more testimony would follow. The president concentrates on other matters while Haig Ziegler and Kissinger advise, and vetoes Cambodia bombing funding amid budget talks. Canada insulin discovery noted dated 1921.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Fio
Joan W. Dean II
White House
H. Fred Bunhardt
Dean
Fom
Petty
Gerald L. Warren
Senate
Watergate Committee
Warren
United States
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Committee
Pampa City Manager Attends Panhandle Regional Planning Assembly
City Manager Mack Wofford represented Pampa in Amarillo at a Panhandle Regional Planning Commission general assembly meeting. Mayor R D Wilkerson and City Commissioner Arthur Rhodes were unavailable. Wofford reported no Pampa items appeared on the day’s agenda.
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Mack Wofford
Amarillo
Pampa
Panhandle
Barter and sale notices and local events
Local shopper ads list a 17 foot travel trailer with long wide bed and pickup topper, garage sale items at 1921 N Banks after 4 30, and another at 2216 Hamilton. Hilltop Cafe offers Friday catfish dinners 5 to 8 pm in Lefors. Additional garage sale at 1703 Gwendolyn. RHO Eta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi fireworks stand opens June 30 across from the driving range on Kentucky with daily discounts.
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N. Banks
Hamilton
Hilltop Cafe
Lefors
Gwendolyn
RHO Eta
Beta Sigma Phi
Kentucky
Man, Youths Picked Up On Liquor Charge
A 23-year-old Pampa man was jailed for making alcoholic beverages available to minors. Four teenagers were taken into custody for minors in possession. The vehicle fled under an underpass before beer was discarded. evidence included ruptured cans. The man remained jailed at press time awaiting arraignment.
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Pampa
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