Hospital News Admits and Discharges Noted
On May 13 1970 the Pecos Enterprise lists admitted patients Sylvia Garcia Rayma Hannah Otis Sweatman Norma Weatherby Ada Belle Collins Maria Martinez Rebecca M Bustillos Jo Vann Hill Ja net Windham and discharged Martha Rodriguez and baby. May 15 1970 Jose Bustamante Bertha McAnally Ricardo Salgado Jesus Baeza Judy Marshall Maria Martinez baby Jesus Baeza A Z Hart Carmen Rayos Francisco Lopez Juanita Gomez. May 16 1970 Elva Sais Rebecca M Bustillos and baby.
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Sylvia Garcia
Rayma Hannah
Otis Sweatman
Norma Weatherby
Ada Belle Collins
Maria Martinez
Rebecca M. Bustillos
Jo Vann Hill
Janet Windham
Martha Rodriguez
Baby
Jose G. Bustamante
Bertha L. McAnally
Ricardo Salgado
Jesus L. Baeza
Judy Marshall
Jesus Baeza
A. Z. Hart
Carmen Rayos
Francisco C. Lopez
Juanita Gomez
Elva Sais
House fails on judiciary retirement bill vote
The House rejected a measure to allow federal judges to retire at age 60 with 20 years of service for full pay. The House Judiciary Committee supported it, but opponents called it discriminatory. Vote was 198 to 108 despite earlier committee approval. Rep. William L. Scott noted no other federal officials may retire at full pay.
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Associated Press
Federal Judiciary
House
Judiciary Committee
William L. Scott
Births and social issues prompt national child aid plan
Birth announcements record a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Salvador Martinez in Pecos on May 14 and a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Henry Sais on May 16. A separate report from AP notes the Joint Commission on Mental Health of Children finds 13.5 billion dollars in education services lack coordination nationwide with millions of mentally ill children receiving no help, urging a presidential advisory council and state Child Development Agencies.
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Salvador Martinez
Pecos
Ernesto Bustillos
Mrs
Henry Sais
South Hackberry, Pecos
Washington
Joint Commission On Mental Health of Children
U. S
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
Violence subsides morning on campuses stocks
Student strike centers reported 265 campuses active with about 150 four year colleges affected. At UCLA a peace rally merged with Handel's Messiah as 5,000 students and 470 performers filled the quad. Virginia and Alabama campuses saw protests and arrests amid Kent State and Augusta deaths sparking closures and new antiwar actions.
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Brandeis University
Waltham
Mass
University of California At
Los Angeles
Music For Peace
UCLA
University of Connecticut
Storrs
David Howe
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Virginia
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Ingham County
University of Alabama
Miami
Florida Memorial College
Ohio
Kent State University
Augusta
Jackson State University
Miss
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Georgia
Washington
Vietnam
U. S
Capital
Youth Committee For Peace With Freedom
Senate
Indochina
Crackdown Aimed at National Drug Enforcement Expansion
The article outlines a nationwide tightening plan, termed Operation Able, extending from the Northeast to the Southeast and possibly into New Orleans and parts of the Canadian border. Treasury and Customs officials discuss a permanent enforcement upgrade with occasional blitz inspections, contrasting with the prior Operation Intercept.
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New Orleans
Treasury
Customs
Rassides
Mexico
Intercept
Cambodian siege at Tram Khnar prompts allied push
The Cambodian government reports Tram Khnar in southern Cambodia encircled by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces. U S forces in Cambodia report scattered clashes in the Fishhook region with 24 enemy killed and seven Americans wounded. South Vietnamese and U S planes claim 240 enemy killed and 134 weapons seized across two clashes. American and South Vietnamese forces uncover large stockpiles of war materials including 14 000 weapons and 2593 tons of rice for enemy sustenance.
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Tram Khnar
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
U. S
Fishhook
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Safeway
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Texaco
Transitron
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Uniroyal
US Steel
Woolsworth
Audivox
Son
Pete Boody
W. Mese Rediger
S. Eddy
Texas
S. Cedar
Cong
Egis Enterprise
Reeves County
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South
Cedar Street
Ford Love
Joyce Miller
Tom Lewis
Court News
Pecos Enterprises
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