Hospital News Admits and Discharges July 22 25 1970
Admitted Sue Roach Darwin Buchanan Estella Guerrero. Dismissed Socorro Orozco and baby Lucia C Galinda and baby July 23 1970 Linda Robbins Becky Sisk Adan Lajan Elbert Garrett Kathern Canard Cruz Hinojes. Discharged Darwin Buchanan Janet Turberville and baby Kathern Canard July 24 1970 John Smith Linda Heard Erlinda Ramos Discharged Linda Robbins Cheryl Clayton Cruz Hinojes and baby Jerardo Menchaca July 25 1970 Bobby Kent Magdalena Arcenevas Maria Castaneda and baby Estella Guerrero and John Houston. Also a note about the first newspaper Tsing Pao in Peking China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Roach
Darwin Buchanan
Estella Guerrero
Socorro Orozco
Baby
Lucia C. Galinda
Linda Robbins
Becky Sisk
Adan Lajan
Elbert Garrett
Kathern Canard
Cruz Hinoses
John Smith
Linda Heard
Erlinda Ramos
DIS
Cheryl Clayton
Cruz Hinojes
Jerardo Menchaca
Bobby Kent
Magdlena Arcenevias
Congress weighs tough crime bill with police powers
President supports a bill granting wiretap court orders, mandatory minimums for armed crime, adult trials for juvenile violent offenders, more judges, and a public defender system. Debate centered on no knock and preventive detention provisions with critics warning of repression while supporters cite rising felony totals and falling convictions. A retroactive tax note concludes the summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Joseph Tydings
Dmd
District of Columbia
Budget wrangle and Senate approvals outlined in spending bill
The piece describes Senate votes and budget figures with 1.35 billion for urban renewal 500 million for water and sewage and over 9 billion for the Veterans Administration. It notes offsetting cuts in the space budget and a total of 3.27 billion versus administration hopes and cites Shultz and the budget office discussing deficits and revenue lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Magnuson
Senate
Independent
Veterans Administration
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Congress
George Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Shultz
Births Report in Van Horn Saragosa Pecos Areas
A sequence of birth notices lists a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Apolinar Guerrero in Van Horn on July 22 and other births for Mrs Pete Hinojos in Saragosa on July 23 Mrs Geo Heard in Van Horn on July 24 and Mrs Arenevias in Pecos on July 25. The text notes the final encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic was held in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Apolinar Guerrero
van Horn
Pete Hinojos
Box 100
Saragosa
Geo. Heard
Box 14
Mrs. Arenevias
Walnut
Pecos
Grand Army of the Republic
FPC weighs price ceilings and small independents in gas hearings
The Federal Power Commission considers freeing producers from regulation and raising price ceilings while expanding hearings from the Permian Basin to national gas sales. Ed Thompson of the Permian Basin Petroleum Association supports higher ceilings even if small independents are exempted. The commission reviews current rates set in 1965 after extensive hearings, with major companies submitting written views. Small producers number about 4,630 and account for 15 percent of interstate gas sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FPC
Ed Thompson
Permian Basin Petroleum Association
Permian
Texas
New Mexico
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Midland
U. S. Supreme Court
Cambodia Plateau Deadline Hangs Over Troop Plans
Cambodian spokesman avoided confirming if high command would risk more troops to retake Kiri Rom plateau. The area 2000 feet up overlooks Highway 4 between Phnom Penh and Kompong Som and lies at risk from enemy units in the southwest mountains. Reports also said Kampot cement factory recovered with minor damage, while air strikes disrupted a 30 minute mortar attack and Siem Reap airport. US and South Vietnamese forces continued bombing along Laos and Cambodia borders with B52s and fighter-bombers. Hanoi Radio alleged B52 strikes on Huong Lap DMZ and other blasts involving demolition bombs. Laotian officers denied Thai troop movements toward Khong Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phnom Penh
Kom Pong Som
Cambodia
Kiri Rom
Kampot
Siem Reap
Saigon
U. S
South Vietnam
Laos
Hanoi Radio
Huong Lap
Demilitarized Zone
Vientiane
Khong Island
Mekong River
Further Probes Stated In My Lai Massacre
The Army moves to hold further investigations of seven officers linked to suppressing information on the My Lai killings and dismisses charges against Col. Robert Luper and Capt. Kenneth Boatman. Others facing review include Maj. Gen. Samuel W. Koster Col. Oran Henderson and several majors and captains. Hearings at Ft McPherson addressed Medina court martial prospects amid motions to dismiss pleas by Souvas and Torres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Army
My Lai
Fort Meade
Pentagon
Robert B. Luper
Kenneth W. Boatman
Samuel W. Koster
Americal
Vietnam
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Oran K. Henderson
David C. Gavin
William D. Gavin Jr
Charles C. Calhoun
Frederik C. Watke
Dennis H. Johnson
William R. Peers
Robert W. McCrate
Ft. McPherson
Ernest Medina
United States
Atlanta
Medina
U. S. Atty
John Stokes
U. S. District Court
Robert T.souvas
Esquel Torres
Stokes
200 To Leave Job Corps
About 200 trainees at Camp Gary Job Corps in San Marcos Texas were discharged for taking part in two nights of rock throwing disturbances. Officials said the number may reach 300 as investigations continue. The disturbances, deemed the worst in five years, led to fire gutting a dormitory and the involvement of about eight deputy U.S. marshals to tighten security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
King James II Crown Slips at Coronation omen
Report claims the Crown failed to fit during King James II's 1685 coronation and slid over his face. Described as a sinister omen, the monarch reportedly died in exile three years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James II OF England
Jarring to Resume Mideast Talks as Arab Support Shifts
Israel U N envoy Gunnar Jarring may restart efforts to mediate between Arabs and Israelis. Egypt and Jordan back the U S plan while Palestinian guerrilla groups reject it and vow continued fighting. Egypt suspends two nightly Cairo Radio broadcasts amid accusations against Nasser. Fatah says commandos will move Voice of Palestine to Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. N
Gunnar Jarring
Egypt
Jordan
Cairo
U. S
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Fatah
Amman
Voice of Palestine
Syria
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Tsing Pao
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Ford Love
Joyce Miller
Tom Lewis
Jabo Sears
Tommy Passmore
Jack Duke
W.W. Hill
Kesey Bros
Ronald Miller
Clem Crowley
Aior N
Bill Ramsey
David Davis
Queen OF Cotton
Cotton Crusade
C.R. Anthony CO
J.C. Penney CO
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Toone’s Grocery
United
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the Fair Store
J.W. Fernandes
Jerry Jenkins
W.W. Clem
Roy Blahosky
H.R. Hudson, JR
Ray Beauchamp
M.H. McKinney
Ted Lindeman
Peppy McKinney
Kilgore
Glen Ellis
Mike Burkholder
Garvin Passmore
Elvin Crow
Tommy Mayfield
R.R. Butler
Wacker’s
Woolworth’s
Airlawn Cleaners
David Hess
T.H. Bell
C.W. Pearson, JR
J.T. McKinney , Roy Talley
Charles Weinacht
Don Vinson
M.A. Briggs, JR
W.J. Worsham
King Feereral Syndicate. Inc
Rasys
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North Sea
Lobi
Israel
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