Kidney machine donation to Reagan Clinic by Ardmore hospital
Ardmore Seventh-day Adventist Hospital Auxiliary votes to donate a kidney dialysis machine unused since 1971 to Reagan Clinic in Wichita Falls due to difficulty meeting federal operating requirements. Auxiliary president Alice Hembree cites compliance challenges as the reason for the transfer.
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Ardmore
Okla
Texas
Ardmore Seventh-day Adventist Hospital
Reagan Clinic
Wichita Falls
Alice Hembree
Texas Hospital
Recovery Gains Pace as Industrial Output Rises 1.3%
A Federal Reserve report shows August industrial output up 1.3 percent, the best in nearly three years. Consumer goods and business equipment lead gains while auto output holds steady. Banks raise prime rate to 8 percent and Fed issues consumer credit safeguards.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
James L. Pate
Commerce Department
Duval County Officials Testify In Tax Trial Benchmates in Misdirection
Duval County Auditor Walter Meek testified that Zertuche's General Store likely never existed as part of a tax case against suspended state Judge O P Carrillo and Duval County Commissioner Ramiro Carrillo. Prosecutors say the Carrillos used a Zertuche operation to conceal illicit sales from their Farm and Ranch Supply at Benavides. Zertuche is to be tried separately.
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Austin
Tex
Greg Montoya
Rio Grande Valley
Elsa
Montoya
Corpus Christi
Zertuche
Benavides
Duval County
Walter Meek
Meek
State District Court
O.P. Carrillo
Ramiro Carrillo
Carrillo Brothers
Arturo Zertuche
Casin
U.S. Atty
George Kelt
Houston
Carrillo
Kelt
Clemency board ends after processing 15468 applicants
President Ford's Clemency Board completed its work processing 15 468 claims from an estimated 120 000 eligible men. Ford delegated final tie up to the Justice Department for 910 cases needing more information. The panel received about 21 000 applications despite two deadline extensions, with over 5 000 found ineligible for various reasons.
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Washington
Ford
Justice Department
Nia Nicholas
Violence Erupts Across Lebanon As Beirut Fights Renewed
Beirut and Tripoli erupt in sectarian clashes. Police report snipers kill four including one officer as Shiite Muslims and Maronite Christians clash. Army and security forces shell targets while Oct 24 movement seizes Tripoli and kidnaps security personnel.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Camille Chamoun
Sadat accuses Soviets of Sinai opposition over Madrid raid
President Anwar Sadat denounces Soviet manipulation of Palestinian and Syrian opposition to Egypt's Sinai agreement with Israel after four Palestinian guerrillas seized the Egyptian ambassador in Madrid and were flown to Algiers. Cairo warned Yasir Arafat and Hafez Assad against listening to the critics. The attackers left Madrid with Egyptian hostages after threatening to blow up the embassy if Egypt rejected the pact.
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Cairo
Madrid
Algiers
Anwar Sadat
Sinai
Israel
Sadat
Soviet Union
Yasir Arafat
Hafez Assad
Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Bassy
Egypt
Hunts Maintain Bold Innocence On Wiretap Trial
Millionaires Bunker and Herbert Hunt go on trial in Lubbock on charges of illegal wiretapping. They insist on their innocence and say the charges are groundless. Lamar Hunt says there is no family feud as he supports uncovering thefts from the Hunt Oil Co.
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Lubbock
Tex
Bunker
Herbert Hunt
U.S. District Court
Harbert Woodward
Bunker Hunt
Texas
H.L. Hunt
Hunt
Lamar Hunt
Kansas City Chiefs
National Football League
GM auto sales surge hits early September gains
Detroit AP reports General Motors leads a rise in U.S. auto sales for Sept 1 10 period, up 0.2 percent from year ago, while Chrysler down 2 percent, American Motors off 14.5 and Ford down 21 percent. Overall industry sold 150,241 cars in eight days versus 142,172 in seven days last year.
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General Motor Corp
U.S
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
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Jay Naman
Texas Farmers Union
Naman
Rice Hotel
Rice University
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Shearn Smith
Golden
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Charles M. Duke
San Antonio
Duke
Richard J. Boushka
Vickers Energy Corp
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New York
National City Bank
Dallas
Andrea Cervantes
Richard Contreras
Bob Hope Theater
SMU
Carrillos
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Al_a =ee
Spain
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Hunt Oil Co
Bennett Bidwell
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St. Peter’s Square
Paul VI
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Milan
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