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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1968
Page
2
The text argues lucrative pay in medicine attracts graduates while patients face cash upfront limits in emergencies. It critiques doctors hospitals and pharmacists for financial pressures, cites a Houston incident where a baby died en route to care due to cash lack, and notes anti Medicare sentiment among medical professionals.
The piece argues for curbing overseas spending and travel while criticizing President Johnson for not ordering action. It notes Grenoble hosts the Winter Olympics and questions whether supporting athletes outweighs national economic health and France's debt. It ends by weighing firm stance versus optics.
Rusty Haggard uses loop shapes, slant, and dot forms to judge truthfulness, sympathy, vanity, and secrecy in handwriting. He began in high school, now fields many requests, claiming dots and letter forms reveal personality and state of mind.
The second Chronicle Concert on Saturday January 20 at 8 p.m. at Sam Houston Coliseum features Eugene List and A Clyde Roller with the Houston Symphony Orchestra. Tickets are $1. List performs Tschaikowsky Piano Concerto No 1 under Roller’s direction, Gershwin’s An American in Paris also on the program.
A guide extols FM radio in Houston highlighting KRBE 104.1, KFMK 98, KUHF 91.3, KIKK 95.7, and KWBA, touting clearer sound, stereo quality, and diverse formats while denying it as an ad. It notes FM offers rock, country, talk, and Spanish programs with minimal interference.
Gulf Region Education Television GRETA receives funding for three color films for upper elementary classrooms and planning of 27 more films to be produced in Latin America to boost understanding of Latin American history culture and economy.
Dr. Frank Price of Louisiana State University reports a winter Journalism Quarterly survey shows 118 schools with 22 339 enrollments a 9 4 percent rise. The overall enrollment up 8 3 percent with 3 694 bachelor and 793 graduate degrees awarded a 14 percent increase from 1966.
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