Ambulance Service Reforms Across Four Cities
The Associated Press survey shows Dallas and Houston shifting to city run emergency ambulance systems via fire departments to cut costs and improve care. San Antonio eying a county city joint takeover with rapid response aims to save hundreds of lives annually. Lubbock explores a fire department model while balancing private firms and subsidies. District chiefs argue efficient EMS hinges on trained staff and hospital links.
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Associated Press
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Keith Mulhern
Army
O. Brandon Hull
West Texas Health Systems, Inc
Lubbock Eyes In-House Ambulance Service Debate
Dr. Maurice Hood of Texas Tech Medical School argues private ambulance training drains staff and town, noting Austin results where 21 trained in a year left town. He favors fire department ambulances for better pay and career appeal while Lubbock faces ER equipment and telemetry readouts shortages. Community leaders link hospital capacity gains to the new medical school and county teaching hospital.
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Maurice Hood
Texas Tech Medical School
Austin
Hood
Hull
Ramey Named Dean of Nursing at TWU Denton
Dr. Irene G. Ramey, chair of Medical-Surgical Nursing at the University of Pittsburgh, was named dean of the College of Nursing at Texas Woman's University in Denton. She succeeds Dr. Margaret B. Harty, now vice president at the Institute of Health Sciences, and will oversee nursing education at the Denton campus and TWU centers in Dallas and Houston.
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Texas Woman’s University
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Ramsey
Margaret B. Harty
Institute of Health Sciences
Ramey
Denton
Dallas
Houston
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Texas sets all time crude oil production record
Texas produced nearly 1.2 billion barrels of crude oil in 1972, a state record and about 28 percent of U.S. output. The rise exceeded 67.8 million barrels from 1971, with Reeves County contributing 1,886,172 barrels for the year and meeting high daily rates.
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Dallas
U.S
Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association
Texas Railroad Commission
Reeves County
Export situation key to feed grain outlook
College Station Texas AP says export trends determine long term feed grain prospects with above average harvest prices if sales stay strong, while a slump could depress prices. Massive Soviet purchases boost current U.S. grain situation as imports rise and U.S. exports of corn grain sorghum and soy rise due to foreign production problems. Domestic usage up due to higher livestock numbers and severe winter conditions. Grain sorghum acreage in Texas up about 16 percent. soybeans up 56 percent nationwide, with total plantings near 1973 levels except soybeans. Raul Tijerina Jr. elected Pan American University board chairman replacing Morris Atlas. Brownsville to leadership role as Texas grain outlook shifts.
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U.S
Soviet Union
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Southwest
Texas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Edinburg, Tex
Raul Tijerina Jr
Brownsville
Pan American University
Morris Atlas
McAllen
Lampreys as Delicacy and a Marine Officer’s Noticeable Role
The text traces lampreys from ancient court cuisine to medieval dishes and a royal death rumor. It then highlights Capt Dolores Gresham, an air traffic control officer at Marine Corps Air Station New River, N C, noting her capable leadership.
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Judge calls Texas sentencing system haywire in Dallas speech
Dallas judge Jero me Chamberlain argues the current sentencing system is flawed citing embezzlement cases with 117 days and 26 years prison terms and a narcotics case tried three times with wildly different penalties. He urges a Texas Court of Sentencing and Paroles to tailor punishments to rehabilitate and protect society.
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Dallas
Jerome Chamberlain
Criminal District Court
Chamberlain
Texas Department of Corrections
Texas
Extension Service launches grain sorghum pest study
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service has begun a three year study of grain sorghum pests. Researchers will track pest populations, crop damage, and potential control methods to help farmers manage sorghum yields. The study aims to identify effective integrated pest approaches across growing regions.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Ghum
Edmonson
Hale County
South Plains
U.S. Agriculture Department
Grain Sorghum Producers Board
Lubbock
Ollie Liner
Gene Latham
Paducah
Latham
Texas A&m
Robert C. McIntyre
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