Reeves County Hospital Adds Automatic Clinical Analyzer
Reeves County Hospital at 2800 Texas Street installed an Automatic Clinical Analyzer ACA from Du Pont to speed up blood serum and body fluid analyses. The device performs 30 tests quickly, enabling under eight minutes for initial results, and supports 24 hour lab service while expanding capacity without more staff, reducing patient costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves County Hospital
Texas Street
ACA
Glen Albertson
du Pont
Claremont
Calif
Texas St
Air Force evacuates severely burned Mexican boy to Galveston
A C-9 air ambulance from Scott Air Force Base carried 2 year old Jose Luis Romero from El Paso to Ellington and then Galveston for burns treatment. He suffered second and third degree burns over 65 percent of his body from a Juarez garbage pit fire. Galveston Shriner Burns Hospital admitted him after El Paso lacked facilities. Infection worried officials as the critical first 72 hours passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Air Force
el Paso
Juarez
Mexico
Rio Grande
Shriners Burns Hospital
Jose Luis Romero
Shriners
Sun Towers Hospital
U.S. Air Force
Security Council backs Iran sanctions over hostages
The United Nations Security Council approved a U S resolution threatening economic sanctions against Iran if U S Embassy hostages in Tehran are not freed by January 7 The vote counted 11 for with four abstentions from the Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Bangladesh and Kuwait
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Iran
Tehran
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Bangladesh
Kuwait
Judge Larry Fuller Seeks Re election For 143rd District
Judge Larry Fuller today announced his candidacy for re election to District Judge for the 143rd Judicial District which covers Ward Reeves and Loving Counties. He notes a fruitful three years with reduced court docket and thanks citizens for jury service and cooperation. He pledges to serve another four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Fuller
143Rd Judicial District
Ward, Reeves
Loving Counties
Fuller
Kansas City Firefighters Rejected New Wage Offer
Kansas City firefighters extended their work slowdown into day eleven after rejecting the city’s latest wage package. The dispute features 900 members across 32 stations, with police and guardsmen maintaining coverage as arson cases rise and 42 firefighters are fired for overtime refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Richard Berkley
National
Union
Jim Treece
Berkley
John Germann
International Association of Firefighters
John Waas
Treece
Ers
New Year's holiday toll climbs on US highways
By The Associated Press the New Year's Day weekend traffic death toll rose as sunny weather drew motorists on the roads. By noon EST 231 people had died and NSC estimates 360 to 440 could die during the four day weekend, with 480 expected for a non holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Council
Sheriff Shot by Prisoner During Jail Altercation in Texas Panhandle
Carson County Sheriff Connie Reed 59 is in serious condition after a prisoner grabbed his .357 pistol during a jail escort at Carson County Jail. Reed underwent surgery for a perforated intestine at Northwest Texas Hospital in Amarillo. The prisoner was treated for facial lacerations and moved to Potter County Jail pending transport to Panhandle. Authorities say the incident occurred around 11:15 a.m. as deputies escorted the inmate to a phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Northwest
Texas
Carson County
Connie Reed
Reed
Bryan
Weather in Pecos area forecast sunny and warm
Pecos and vicinity can expect fair skies and sun with moderate temperatures today and tomorrow. Sunday’s high reached 59 and low 24. Today mostly sunny and warmer, highs 43 to 73, lows 17 to 34. Tuesday highs 50 to 76 in Big Bend valleys. A jail incident followed a man’s arrest after he refused to pay for gasoline at a McLean service station. deputies reported his car stolen in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Big Bend
McLean
Panhandle
North Carolina
Enterprise to skip tomorrow edition for holiday
The Enterprise will not be published Tuesday to allow staff and newspaper carriers to spend the day with their families. Offices at 324 S Cedar St will be closed all day and reopen at 8 a.m. Wednesday. Publisher and staff wish readers a Happy and Prosperous New Year and urge travelers to drive carefully to reduce holiday accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
S. Cedar St
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Hospital
Shriner Hospital
el Paso Hospital
Susan Sandoval
Khomeini
New York
Time Magazine
Charles Lindbergh
America
Ruhollah Khomeini
Time
Adolf Hither
Josef Stalin
Franklin Roosevelt
Wallis Warfield Simpson
West Texas