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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1971

Page

9

Wild rodeo animals vaccinated at KC Ranch

One of the wildest rodeos in the history of this country was held Wednesday when wild stock on the KC Ranch were vaccinated against Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis by Dr. Bobby Gross of Pecos.

KC Ranch Bobby Gross Pecos Joe Rounsaville

Today in History Highlights and West of the Pecos Rodeo Notes

July 30 1971 marks the daily history roundup including Jamestown 1619 Ford birth 1863 and WAV creation 1942. The KC Ranch Pecos supplied wild mules for the West of the Pecos rodeo with about 225 head vaccinated as spectators photographed by Paul Tapp county agent.

Associated Press America Jamestown KC Ranch Joe Rounsaville Pecos Davis Mountains Paul Tapp Reeves-Loving

Government Pays Doctors Sixty Percent of Medicare Bills

Social Security officials report Medicare pays more than 60 percent of physician bills directly to doctors. About 9.5 million people over age 65 benefited last year with $2 billion paid on their behalf. Patients owe the first $50 yearly, then 20 percent of the remaining reasonable charge while Medicare covers 80 percent.

Medicare Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Social Security Administration

Health Department Benefit Stated At Daily Rates

The document sets payments at 15 dollars daily for days 61 through 90 and 30 dollars daily for each lifetime reserve day, issued by the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare.

U.S. Department OF Health, Education, and Welfare

Virus Free Water Filtration Shows Large Scale Success

The Carborundum Company of Niagara Falls New York announces a large scale removal of viruses from water using filters. Baylor College of Medicine scientists Professors Joseph Melnick and Craig Wallis report the method can process vast volumes to a virus free state. Detection shows as few as 10 viruses in 10 000 gallons, aiding understanding of virus diseases in humans.

Carborundum Company Niagara Falls New York Baylor College of Medicine Joseph Melnick Craig Wallis Wallis

Waiter repays doctor bill with handmade ship model

A Corpus Christi waiter who lost two fingers in an electric saw covered medical bills after the doctor saved his hand. Out of work three months, he crafted a three foot model of the U S Constitution with moving parts as repayment. The doctor, moved, accepted and praised the gift as a great act of thanks.

Corpus Christi

Nearest Focus The Rise in Nearsightedness

A brief note indicates that due to dense close work, nearsightedness is increasing. It highlights a trend toward vision strain among workers engaged in prolonged close tasks.

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