Artesia Hall hammer stance may affect license decision
Houston attorney W Kerndall Baker testified to a House subcommittee that Artesia Hall might not have received a license if he had not acted as attorney for the school owner. Baker, former member of the State Welfare Board, said he regretted his involvement during licensing procedures for the detention home in Liberty County.
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Houston
UPI
State Welfare Board
Artesia Hall
W. Kerndall Baker
Joseph Farrar
Libarty County
House
Welfare Department
Fattat
Baker
Welfare Board
Fartaf
Farttar
Farrar
State Welfare Department
Lane Denton
D-Waco
Aston Academy
Cain
Farrat
Austin
Raymond Vowell
George A. Butler
Attorney General's Office
Department of Public Safety
Subscription Rates and Welfare Department Inquiry
Subscription rates in Pampa and RTZ are $1.75 monthly and higher terms. The article discusses the welfare department investigation into Artesia Hall licensing, including quotes from Rep. Denton and Rep. Whitmire, and a temporary injunction against Farrar and Aston Academy.
West Germany Boots Mark Up 5.5 Percent In Currency Revalue
Bonn reports West Germany raises the mark by 5.5 percent after an emergency cabinet meeting led by Chancellor Willy Brandt. The move follows 12 days of trading that forced purchases of four billion marks in foreign currencies. The decision chills the dollar, triggering market halts in London and Amsterdam as traders adjust to the change.
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Bonn
UPI
West Germany
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Willy Brandt
U.S
London
Amsterdam
Fires and pledges in 1973 community events note
A Friday catfish dinner appears with PM log Rho Eta Chapter of Beta Signa PRI hosting a fireworks stand on Kentucky acreage opening June 30 from 10 am to 4 pm with daily discounts. An AARP meeting at 1 40 pm in Pioneer Natural Gas Flame Room features Howard Weatherly on Social Security. Sharon Lockhart, 15, to be crowned Babe Ruth queen at Optimist field Saturday at 6 30 pm before all star games.
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Cate
Charmie
Beta Signa Pri
Kentucky
Jupiter
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Howard Weatherly
Social Security
Sharon Lockhart
Charles Lockhart
Babe Ruth
Optimist
Social Security Benefits Hike Approved by Congress
House and Senate negotiators back a 5.6 percent benefits increase and higher employee payroll deductions to fund it. The package raises maximum annual individual benefits by 108 dollars and payroll deductions by 35.10 dollars, tied to Cambodia bombing debates and possible presidential vetoes of related measures.
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Washington
UPL
House
Senate
Cambodia
Nixon
Canadian Eskimos Give Sled Dogs Family Names
Canadian Eskimos customarily name their sled dogs after deceased family members, a practice reflecting deep family ties and heritage. The naming tradition links dogs to ancestors, preserving memory within daily life on the ice and in travel.
Mrs. Rachel Pursley Rites Planned in Harvester
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Rachel Pursley 79 of 1701 Mary Elles Harvester with Glen Walton ministering and David Caskey assisting. Burial will follow at Fairview Cemetery. She died at 6 am Thursday at home after a life spanning Hunt County to Pampa. Survivors include a daughter Dona Cornutt and a son Ervin Pursley with six grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Rachel Pursley
Mary Elles
Harvester
Mary Ellen Chuck
Christ
Glen Walton
David Caskey
West Monrroe
Fairview Cemetery
Carmichael Whatley
Hunt County
Tex
Pursley
Roberts County
C.P
Doc) Pursley
Miami
Roberts
Gray County
Pampa
Futile
Marty Ellen
Church of Christ and
Ervin Pursley
Okla
Mary Dial
Amarillo
Sam Strader
Fort Worth
A.V. Maxwell
Denison
R.B. Dial
Mitchell Won't Implicate Nixon Says Lawyer
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell has no information implicating President Nixon in the Watergate cover up, his lawyer William G. Handley told the Washington Post. He stated Mitchell will not incriminate the President when he testifies before the Senate Watergate Committee.
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Washington
UPI
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Washington Post
William G. Handley
Mitchell
Senate Watergate Committee
Post
Senate
White House
John W. Dean III
Chilean Army Revolt Attacks Santiago Palace in Bid to Topple Allende
In Santiago units from a motorized division backed by tanks and armored cars attacked La Moneda Palace as sirens and heavy gunfire filled the streets. Loyal troops countered with machine guns and cannon while civilians fled the Bulnes Plaza area. Officials reported nine arrests in a prior conspiracy and urged calm as the crisis unfolded.
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Alferd
Allende
Ats
Santiago
Alback Ther Oo
Coos Allenide
Earth
Hhe
Chile
UPI
Salvador Allendé
Defense Ministry
la Moneda
Défense Ministry
Jose Toha
2Nd Division
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Tamoa Daily News
RTZ
Pampa Daily News
Dial
Denton
John Whitmire
Dhouston
Whitmire
Liberty
Clarence D. Cain
Chicago
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Staith
Rev. Chase
Lee
Jane Au
Pamp
N.Y
Schneider Bennet
Pampa American Tela
Mane Ing Abot
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Gul If
Kerr-McGee
Venney's
Phillips
PTX
The
Pantpa Daily News
Germany
America
Amuen
Chick
Hobart
Solons
Eer
Ahr
Builders Plumbing Supply Co
Cuyler
Pha
AG Home Evs
VAL Stores, Inc, Wes Eater YA
Squirrel Cage
Catalina
White's
Bank Americard
Noo
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