Hospital Board Plans Lawsuits Over Past-Due Bills
The hospital filed more than 30 lawsuits to collect overdue accounts from patients who did not pay in recent years. An executive session with Dr. Paul D Arcy, chief of staff, was held. The board approved current month bills, $6.08 administrative adjustments, and a DRG losses report of about $2,500. Also approved were home health agency monthly report and minutes from four prior meetings. Attending members were Yates Parker Pat White Robert Owens Larry Adams Loretta Wright Carthel Lewis Dan Howard Perry Foster and Dr D Arcy.
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Paul D'Arcy
DRG
Home Health Agency
Yates Parker
Pat White
Robert Owens
Larry Adams
Loretta Wright
Carthel Lewis
Dan Howard
Perry Foster
D'Arcy
Architects outline AC system options for school
Architects presented multiple air conditioning possibilities and suggested extra insulation. Estimated cost ranges from 105000 to 150000 with roof or wall units chosen by the district. The board asked Mauer to estimate costs for unit closets in each classroom and deferred roof decisions. Present: Danny Martin John Scott Gary Killian Francis Schmidt Jerry Lewis Ralph Owens Jamie Johnson. The prickly pear cactus blooms briefly.
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Mauer
Danny Martin
John Scott
Gary Killian
Francis Schmidt
Jerry Lewis
Ralph Owens
Jamie Johnson
City plans pool and park project for Marian Airport
Wellington city council directs plans for a new pool and youth baseball fields at Marian Airport with engineering firm Ober J. Engineers preparing grant applications. The project aims to replace an aging postwar pool while the city discusses future parks and the airport site remains a busy community hub.
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Wellington
Marian Airport
Glen Taylor
Taylor
Jamie Johnson
Ober J. Engineers
Salt Fork
Johnson
Lone Star Gas Company
Lone Star
Marian
Environment report shows emissions declines and slow CO2 rise
Letter to the editor from Gerald L. Farrar praises the President's Council on Environmental Quality 20th annual report 1970 to 1990 noting substantial declines in lead 96 percent sulfur dioxide 28 percent carbon monoxide 38 percent hydrocarbons 28 percent and particulates 61 percent while carbon dioxide increases at 1.4 percent annually since 1970.
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Council On Environmental Quality
Michael Deland
U.S
Pacific
Mother to pay for windows broken by boy
Sheriff Rainey says a six year old boy damaged glass in downtown buildings by throwing rocks for about three hours. His mother, employed, has agreed to cover replacement costs estimated at 1500 to 1600 dollars though saving will take time.
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John Rainey
Rainey
Modern production agriculture and growing world needs
The piece argues world population grows by 90 million yearly and by 2000 a further billion will need feeding. It advocates production-oriented farming as a safe, efficient way to meet rising demand while preserving natural resources and delivering a reliable, economical food supply.
Wellington Leader publication and rates note
The Wellington Leader newspaper details weekly publication at 913 West Avenue Wellington Texas with editor Henry W Wells and mailing address P O Box 992 Wellington TX 79095 It lists subscription rates 14 dollars a year for trade territory and 17 dollars outside trade territory and notes second class postage paid in Wellington Texas.
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West Avenue
Wellington
Texas
Henry W. Wells
P.O. Box
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