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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
4
National Hospital Week highlights the role of more than 7,000 hospitals in communities and a growing health care system. Collingsworth General Hospital has regained Joint Commission accreditation and plans ongoing updates to meet rising standards and costs.
The Postal Service expands the cluster box delivery system from Arcadia Louisiana to the 11 state Southern Region after a successful pilot. Alamo Texas began in April with 86 cluster locations replacing door to door boxes. Postmaster says address simplification and reduced costs improve service while aging patrons may face inconvenience.
Legislators confront a heavy workload with about 1,700 House bills and 1,000 Senate bills introduced but fewer than 100 sent to the Governor. Key issues include a $9.7 billion budget, school finance reform, constitutional revision hearings, and cautions against a special session.
A collage of classic lines from poets and writers on fate beauty war and virtue. Themes include mortality fame nature and patriotism with references to Burns Cowper Coleridge Wordsworth Byron Scott and Shelley. A reflective montage of timeless sentiments.
In a letter to the editor, DE SCOTT of Crossroads U.S.A. criticizes Mrs Reaver's guidance for the poor to eat organ meats as a lower cost option, noting a neighbor’s disdain for reliance on Food Stamps amid rising prices.
A playful note on looking pleasant in portraits at seventy dollars for a dozen prints. It contrasts easy tasks becoming hard and recalls a bygone bargain of a large hot dog and a glass of root beer for a dime, remarking that few kids today would believe it.
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