The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 54, Ed. 1 Friday, September 16, 1983 Page: 2 of 14
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David Beard, head of day
care licensing, said the
department abandoned ran-
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He also told the board he dom inspection of registered
would give them an outline in family homes several years
about a week of department ago because most of the viola-
circle the town, located nine
miles east of Beirut, the com-
Welcoming New Business
Hereford Hustlers were on hand for the of-
ficial ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday mor-
ning at Tice Car Wash which is affiliated with
Tice Grocery, 610 S. 25 Mile Ave. The car was
has scheduled its grand opening from 9 a.m.
until 6 p.m. Saturday. Customers who pur-
muniques said. The bombings made repeated attempts at
followed five days of repeated dawn to encircle the army
attacks by the Druse against garrison in Souk el-Gharb.
the army’s U.S.-trained Sth The army staged a defensive
update
triday
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DANBURY, Texas (AP) - The
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science cIomm want to learn about
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plans for child care regula-
tion, with a full report later.
The preliminary report on
licensing of child care
facilities was presented at a
briefing for the three
members, all appointed by
White within the last year
Martin said Texas has 7,067
licensed day care facilities,
which are inspected at least
once a year, plus 14,073
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TOKYO (AP) - A new analysis
shows the pilot of the South Korean
airliner shot down by a Soviet jet
Four mortar rounds hit the
Marine zone about 8:35 a.m.
(2:36 a.m. EDT), sending the
1,200 American peacekeepers
Jill Dutton, 9, to a member of the
Deaf Smith County 4H program
with hog showing one of her pro-
jects. Area kids aged 9-19 are en-
couraged to join the 4H program,
pemeer
Memongeeer
for which there will be a recruit-
ment night Tuesday at 7 p.m. in
the Community Center. For more
details, see the farm section of
this coming Sunday’s BRAND.
“We have been looking into
reviving that process,” Mar-
tin said.
Beard said the "basic con-
cept" in setting up a separate
category for small day care
homes was "we would inspect
holes. Associated Press
photographer Don Mell said
by telephone.
No Marine injuries were
reported in the salvo that
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West Texas - Fair to partly cloudy
through Saturday. Isolated to widely
scattered thunderstorms south and
far west through tonight and far west
Saturday. Highs 10 to 96. Lows near 60
mountains to near 70 along the Rio
Grande in the Big Bend. Highs Satur-
day 02 to 96, except near 100 long the
Rio Grande in the Big Bend.
chase $10 worth of gas at Tice Grocery are
then entitled to a free car wash that day. Pic-
tured with Hustler members are Bobby
Stillwell of Albuquerque, N.M., builder, and
J.T. Tice, owner.
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tions uncovered had to do
with record keeping and
paperwork.
Gililland-Watson Funeral
Mn. McConnell died
Wednesday morning in El
and four others were treated and
released after being bitten by newly
hatched Mack widow spiders.
A student had brought a black
widow spider he had found to school.
Cameron put the insect in a glass jar
with a tin lid on his desk. The lid con-
tained several small punctures so the
spider could breathe.
Hidden in the spider's web was an
egg case. On Monday a student notic-
ed spiders so small they could barely
be seen were crawling over the
Usenet teacher’s desk.
About 400 spiders had hatched over
the weekend and crawled through the
air holes of the jar.
A hospital spokesman said none of
the students required antivenin.
Black widow bites can result in
respiratory paralysis if not treated.
But in most cases victims experience
pain where they are bitten and muscle
cramps, said Ron Tisdell, poison in-
formation consultant at the Southeast
Poison Center in Galveston.
School officials said the students
are back in school, although the six
students hospitalized have complain-
ed of headaches and stomach cramps.
Two of the students were absent
Thursday.
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not to the real thing.
A potentially interesting IishMm
experience turned out to be a painful
leason earlier this week when six
stall sots in the Danbury Middle
in the plane after it was Mt by a
missile, an official said today.
Mafi Suzuki, directar of the
Japan Sound Research Center, said in
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authorized 265 employees for
1984-85.
“However, I am confident
that if we had 200 more in-
spectors, complaints of abuse
and neglect would not go
away," Kosberg said.
DHR Commissioner Marlin
Johnston said his department
was concentrating on “the
very serious and complex
situation."
“It needs to be handled
delicately so it is done right,"
Johnston said. "We are ask-
ing that all the cases named
in recent published reports be
reviewed. It will take a few
weeks to do a definitive job.”
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communication between the pilot of
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AUSTIN (AP) - Many of
the complaints received
about day care facilities for
children can be blamed on a
reduced work force, the
Texas Department of Human
Resources board was told
Thursday.
It is obviously a real pro-
blem.” said J. Livingston
Kosberg, Houston, board
chairman.
"How much of it is related
to the Department of Human
Resources we can’t tell at this
point,” he said.
Kosberg said he talked with
Gov. Mark White on Thurs-
day about published reports
of abuse and neglect. “He ex-
pressed Ms concern over the
situation," Kosberg said.
He said part of the problem
is the reduction of personnel
in the child care licensing
division from 600 in 1977 to 240
at the present time. Cliff Mar-
tin, director of licensing, said
the staff of 600 employees
regulated 12,000 children in
day care facilities. Now, the
much smaller staff regulates
21,000 children.
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"This is only about 1 or 1%
percent of the complaints fil-
ed," said board member
Thomas M. Dunning, Dallas.
"This seems to be a pretty
good average."
A total of 148 licenses and
registrations have been
revoked or denied this year.
“We could have an inspec-
tor an hour a day at every day
care facility and not catch all
of these complaints,” said
Kosberg. “You can have a
complaint five minutes after
an inspector leaves."
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MYRTLE MORRISON paso after a brief illness.
Graveside services for The Marlow, Okla., native
Myrtle LouDema Morrison, married George McConnell
75, of Center, Colo., were at March 4, 1928. In Hereford,
10:45 a.m. today in Rest where she lived for 30 years
Lawn Memorial Park before moving to Dell City in
Cemetery with the Rev. 1945. She was a Baptist. past
Buster Grigg, pastor of postmaster at Dell City, past
Avenun Bpptrst Churchnof president of the Dell City
direction of Gililland-Watson of the National Flying
Funeral Home. Farmers.
Mrs. Morrison died Mon-
day in Colorado Springs, She established the Dell CI-
Colo. The Portales, N.M. ‘7 Library and was owner-
native moved to Center in editor of the Dell Valley
I960 from Hereford, where Review.
she had resided for several Survivors include her hue-
years. She married Travis O. band: two daughters, Delores
Morrison Oct. 5, 1996, in Lub- Young of Sweetwater and
bock. He died in 1977 She was Georgia Faye Huffman of
a Baptist. Alvord; five grandchildren;
Survivors include a and 16 great-grandchildren.
peered to be raging between The communiques said the
the Lebanese army and attackers included units from
Druse fighters near the the dissident guerrillas of
State and privately owned Ambassador Robert S.
radio stations said Druse gun- Dillon’s residence in the pine
ners unleashed a massive forests at Baabda, five miles
barrage of artillery and east of the capital.
rocket fire on residential The Lebanese government
neighborhoods in Christian believes President Reagan’s
east Beirut in an apparent recent decision to let the
retaliation for the air action. Marines call in air strikes
There was no immediate from the U.S. fleet off the
report on the number of peo- Beirut coast was partly
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registered family day care and regulate the day care
homes, which are not in- facilities where they have as
spected regularly by the many as 300 children but
state. parents would take the
A registered homemay net rhponregisvredbertms,a
contain more than six homes. „•
children.
Martin said there are Actually only about 125
475,000 children authorized employees are engaged in In-
for the licensed facilities and specting day care homes and
about 70,000 in registered investigating complaints,
homes. There have been 342 com-
Licensed facilities former- plaints of child abuse in day
ly were inspected as many as care facilities this year, com-
: BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) -
; One of the Lebanese air
2 force’s six warplanes crashed
2 in the Mediterranean today
: as the jets staged their first
: combat sortie of the 13-day
: civil war, divebombing Druse
■ and PLO soldiers in the hills
• above Beirut, officials said.
: U S. Marine spokesman
• Warrant Officer Charles
, Rowe reported the crash of
: the British-made Hunter
Hawker jet but said it could
not be immediately determin-
ed if the jet was shot down or
crashed because of
mechanical problems. A
Lebanese army spokesman,
Capt. Yousek Atrissi, said the
jet was not shot down and
would not elaborate further.
: The pilot bailed out and was
picked up by a U.S. Navy ship
stationed off the Beirut coast
and was being treated aboard
the helicopter carrier Iwo
Jima, Rowe said.
Shortly after the daybreak
bombing sortie, the Marine
base at Beirut’s airport was
hit by mortar fire, and shells
later slammed near the U.S.
and British embassies. No in-
juries were reported in those
attacks, and the Marines did
not retaliate.
The air raid by the
Lebanese air force marked
the first time in 10 years that
its warplanes staged bomb-
ing sorties. The target,
reportedly beaten back by the
raid, wae a Druse force at-
tacking the mountaintop town
of Souk el-Gharb with active
support from the Palestine
Liberation Organization,
Lebanese command com-
muniques —M
Aley, Aitat and Keifoun also threatened, according to the
were blasted by the six officials, who requested
Bnftih-made Hawker Hunter anonymity.
jets that comprise Lebanon's in Washington, Senate
ducking into bunkers and foz" air force, the communiques Democrats introduced
' ~ said. legislation Thursday that
The Marines' zone is within would legally bind President
artillery range of Souk el- Reagan to withdraw the
Gharb, eight miles southeast Marines within the 60- to
of Beirut and four miles 90-day time limit spelled out
in the War Powers Act, unless
Congress declared war or
authorized them to remain
longer. The legislation
neighboring Druse-held town PLO Col. Saeed Mousa who declares that the clock
of Shweifat, about 366 yards rebeled against PLO chair- started to run Aug. 29. when
from the Marines’ eastern- man Yasser Arafat’s leader- the first two Marines to die in
most lines, Mell said. ship with Syria’s support in shelling attacks were killed.
Four Marines have been May.
killed and 31 wounded by ar- Druse leaders have denied
tillery shells fired from the that anyone but their fighters
mountains landing in the have been involved in their
Marine compound since last war against the army and
2 which represents Mobil, businesses trying to control
! unless a lawyer for the firm state government.
Estopped trying to subpoena "If they're going to get me
2 Motto's sister for a deposi- because I try to make a big
ton. corporate law firm in this
E Mobil’s lawyers wanted to state deal with honesty and
Ftalk to Janice Mattox inhopes integrity with the attorney
Fof getting a Laredo judge general's office, they 'd better
: taken off the case by showing just move up there with me,
♦ alleged political ties between because I'm going to stay
I him Md the Mattox family. after Mobil Oil, and Exnon
: Mattes said voters started and all the other Mg corpora-
;a "revolution" when they tions that have beencontroll-
It was the first air force In- pie kilted and wounded In the designed to prevent the fall of
tervention in the civil war bombing runs. Police said Souk el-Gharb to the rebels,
between leftist Druse Thursday the Lebanese officials here said.
Moslems, rightist Christian casualty toll stood at 663 dead Reagan's decision
militias and the army in con- and 1,484 wounded in the authorizes the Marine com-
tral Lebanon's Aley and renewed civil war. mander In Beirut to request
> Chouf mountains. The The Druse strongholds in air support in case Lebanese
• fighting started after Israeli and around the neighboring army positions vital to the
; troops evacuated the area, central mountain towns of Marinos’ security are
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daughter, Mrs. Guy (Louise)
Bogie of Center, Colo.; a son,
Oran LeRoy of Hereford;
three brothers, D.T.
Lavender of Albuquerque,
N.M., E.D. Lavender at
Brownwood, and Debs
Lavender of Woodland,
Calif.; a stater, Dola Phillips
of Lubbock; four grand-
children; and two great-
Honda Civic CR-X named
fuel efficient car
DETROIT (AP) - The 1984modei
Honda Civic CR-X is the nation’s most
fuel efficient car, replacing the
Volkswagen Rabbit Diesel ia ratings
by the Environmental Protection
Agency, The Detroit Free Press
reported today.
i werg-
, 2.
The communiques said the all weapons, including the air
brigade staged an sir- force, were used," the com-
supported counterattack at muniques said,
midmorning to mop up sur- The town also overlooks the
rounding hills from attacking Gemeyal’s suburban
chback with a 1.3 liter four-cylinder
gasoline engine, received the top
rating of 51 mites par gallon in a EPA
report to be released this weekend,
the Free Press said.
The rating was the highest ever
reached by a gasoline-powered engine
in EPA taste, the newspaper said.
The Datsun Nissan Sentra waa se-
cond at 50 miles per gallon, the Rabbit
and the Toyota Corolla at 47 wore
third, and the Ford Escort was next
with a rating of 46 mpg, unidentified
auto industry sources told the Free
Press. AU of the cars are 1964 diesel
models.
VW’s Rabbit had been the EPA’s
top-rated car since the 1978 model
year.
Ford’s two-liter, four cylinder
dieeel engine is built by its Japanese
affiliate, Toyo Kogyo, which builds
Mazda autos. The engine will be of-
fered in Ford Tempo and Mercury
Lynx and Topaz models, the
newspaper said. Escort is the
automaker's first Ui. diesel.
The Corolla also is the Japanese
carmaker’s first Ui. diesel, while
Nissan introduced its Sentra diesel
during the 1983 model year, the Free
Press said.
radioed “rapid decomp
He said he was not to a “big .
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it would be completed “by J. , , 9 4. .e 20 t82,N
Christmas."
be sold the enemies were this state for so long," Mattox
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