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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1973

Page

11

Hepatitis Suspected in Porpoise Die Off at Galveston Attraction

Houston pathologist Dr. Richard H. Conklin suspects raw sewage caused a viral hepatitis outbreak killing porpoises at Sea Arama Marine World since last October. Veterinarian Dr. Kenneth N. Gray notes 13 deaths and says five porpoises captured in Palacios Bay likely brought the illness. one survivor may yield preventive serum.

Galveston, Tex Houston Richard H. Conklin Conklin Houston’s Methodist Hospital Gulf of Mexico Kennety N. Gray Sea Arama Marine World Gray Palacios Bay Galveston Rockport

Tech names interim dean at Texas Tech School of Medicine

Dr. William W. Frye was named interim dean of the Texas Tech School of Medicine by President Grover E. Murray. Frye, a special full-time consultant since August 1970, will serve until a new dean is appointed. He previously led LSU School of Medicine and held top roles there before joining Texas Tech.

Lubbock, Tex William W. Frye Texas Tech School of Medicine Grover E. Murray Frye School of Medicine Murray John A. Buesseler LSU School of Medicine

A&M professors test methanol as gasoline substitute

Two Texas A&M University professors experiment with methyl alcohol derived from coal as a substitute for gasoline. They note methanol’s high octane, lower emissions, and potential to boost engine power, while acknowledging cold-start and toxicity challenges and the need for carburetor changes.

A&m College Station Harris

Rabies Death Occurs First Since 1962 in Texas 1972

The Texas State Department of Health reports the first human rabies death since 1962 and a rise in animal cases in 1972. Total animal rabies cases reached 343, up 6.5 percent from 322 in 1971, with wildlife leading at 281 cases and skunks contributing 189.

Austin Texas State Department of Health

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