Registered nurses cover Reeves County Memorial Hospital around the clock
Reeves County Memorial Hospital now staff s all shifts with registered nurses, an LVN, and several aides. RN Hertha Glaw joined in January bringing the total RNs to four, with Beverly Harris and Miriam Starley, plus Administrator Pauline Drew leading daytime and 3-11 p m shifts. The hospital provides in service training and access to current medical literature.
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Hersha Rhee Glaw
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Beverly Harris
Pauline Drew
Miriam Starley
Shawn
Beverly Hareris
Drew
Glaw
Shannon School of Nursing
San Angelo
Glen Valley Clinic
Memorial Baptist Hospital
Houston
Howard Chandler
Verhalen
Frank Kearney
Joplin
Pecos
Harris
Memorial
Brekenridge
St. Davids
Austin
St. Joseph Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland
Jess
Jessie Layne
Leslie Paul
Danny Lee
Robin Lynn
Starley
Man charged with illegal transport near Liberal Kansas
Lawrence Raymond Quattrone of Liberal Kansas is free on a 26000 dollar bond after being charged with illegal transportation of aliens. He was arrested by Border Patrolmen when his Cessna 310 six place plane landed at Municipal Airport and took eight aliens aboard. City police and Border Patrolmen arrested nine men and took them to Reeves County jail. Sheriff A B Nail said he does not know if the aliens remain in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Raymond Quattrone
Liberal
Kansas
J.M. Preston
Quattrone
Municipal Air
Reeves County
Charles Smith
A. B. Nail
Meir says peace efforts continue after Libyan airliner downing
In Washington Golda Meir states the search for Middle East peace will go on despite the Libyan airliner being shot down last week. She notes world revulsion over the tragedy and says the United States is playing a constructive role while she plans talks with Congress and President Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Golda Meir
Middle East
Meir
U S demands North Vietnam resume POW releases
The United States pressed North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to immediately release U S prisoners, amid Hanoi’s suspension tied to cease fire terms. Officials suspect a propaganda motive and note 422 prisoners remain, with 163 released so far.
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U.S
N. Vietnam
Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
U. S
South Vietnam
Bui Tin
Joint Military Commission
Hanoi
North
Laos
Vietnam
Pecos Trail meeting set to promote 734 mile route
Public officials and civic leaders from 12 counties along the Pecos Trail will meet at 9:16 am Thursday at the Inn of the Golden West in Odessa to plan publicity. Frank Lokey of Monahans says Wain Miller will report on promoting the new area visitor venture and invites Congressman Richard White George Mahon and O C Fisher to attend. The Pecos Trail Association was organized in January 1973.
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Odessa
Pecos Trail Association
Frank Lokey
Monahans
Wain Miller
Midland
Lokey
Richard White
George Mahon
O.C. Fisher
Wizard of Ah’s to entertain Denver clubs
The Wizard of Ah’s from Denver will perform at Downtown Lions Club at noon Wednesday and at the Rotary Club noon meeting Thursday. The 30 minute show features sleight of hand and mind reading in a modern entertaining style. Members are urged not to miss the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wizard of Ah’s
Denver
Col
Lions Club
Rotary Club
Veterans in Reeves County to receive record GI dividend
About 310 Veterans Affairs insured World War II and World War I veterans in Reeves County will share a $23 000 average payment as part of a national 297 million dividend payout. The VA notes most funds go to WWII NOSLI policyholders with smaller sums for prior war insureds.
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New York
Reeves County
Veterans Administration
Texas
Pecos B P W meet with district and state guests
Pecos Business and Professional Women will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Federated Parlor. Special guests include District Director Faith Hotchkin of Andrews and Director Electors Kathy Williams of Seminole. Hostesses are Thelma Hudgpeth Sallie Keim and Jo Ann Wein. Guests are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Federated Parlor
Faith Hotchkin
Andrews
Kathy Williams
Seminole
Thelma Hudgpeth
Sallie Keim
Jo Ann Wein
White House charges Hanoi with violating prisoner pact
The Nixon administration accuses North Vietnam of violating the Vietnam peace accord by delaying prisoner releases and demands an urgent clarification and the release of at least 120 more American POWs. Press secretary Ziegler says prisoners must be returned at a rate not slower than withdrawal.
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United States
South Vietnam
U. S
Hanoi
Washington
White House
North Vietnam
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Mand
Fog and Vietnam notes in Texas weather and diplomacy
Thick fog shut wide areas of Texas reducing visibility to zero in parts and delaying traffic. Forecasters expect fair to partly cloudy skies with a slight warming trend through Wednesday and possible light rain in Central and East Texas by midweek. Separately, Ziegler cited unofficial figures showing the U S has withdrawn more than half of its South Vietnam troops since the ceasefire, with Nixon directing Rogers to press North Vietnamese officials on prisoner releases as Kissinger and Nixon meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley
Pecos
Associated Press
Texas
National Weather Service
Northwest
Abilene
San Angelo
Midland
Lubbock
Childress
Wichia Falls
Mineral Wells
Dallas
Tyler
Longview
Lufkin
Dalhart
Brownsville
McAllen
East
Ziegler
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Rogers
Vietnam
Paris
Nixon
Fas
Henry Kissinger
U. S
Recycling center to open in Pecos April
Yucca Sales will operate a new aluminum can recycling center at 1212 South Cedar starting April 21 as part of Pearl Brewing 81 center statewide effort. Bennie Babb describes 10 cents per pound payout and simple drop process while Frank Horlock cites 50 million Texas cans expected to be recovered yearly.
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Pecos
Pearl Brewing Company
San Antonio
Bennie Babb
South
Cedar St
Frank P. Horlock
Pearl Brewing
Horlock
Texas
Babb
Bennie W. Babb
Pearl Brewery
Texas Environment
Pearl Recycling
Yucca
South Cedar St
Market activity dominated by contracting last week
The Agricultural Marketing Service reports contracting led activity with new crop bids in Arizona and California. Prices held steady to higher, spot trading slowed, and low grades moved readily amid small uncommitted stocks. Weather delays in the Far West hinder harvest preparations, especially in the San Joaquin Valley. a small cotton area was seeded near El Centro. Fresno and Phoenix middling quotes were unchanged at 38.00 and 36.00 cents. Cars collide near high school with two drivers identified.
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Agricultural Marketing Service
USDA
Arizona
California
San Joaquin Valley
el Centro
Fresno
Phoenix
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Texas Nurses Association
Foreign Ministers
Tin
du Quoc Dong
Hoa
Woodward
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
West
Ray D. Walker
Hospital
National Cash Register Company
Memorial Hospital
Tra Park Space 11
B&pw
John Carroll Robinson
Daggett St
Charles Ross Morris
N. Cedar St
Ben Montanez
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