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Pendelton was killed by two
bullets from a high-powered
rifle Dec. 9, 1966 as he stepped
from the hospital, then Red
Bluff Hospital
By PAUL RECER
Associated Press Writer
CORPUS CHRISTI i APi — A
thin rank of public health nurses
Once Garza’s order is, en-
tered, both sides have the right
to appeal if either feels the for-
mula is inequitable, Brock said.
Wells said his 980 member lo-
cal opposed the merger origi-
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the type of economic structure
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Mrs. Roberts said there have
been cases "where the fingers
are gone, the faces are messed
up and the eyebrows are gone,
but they still deny they're sick."
"They think of it as the most
dreadful thing there is,” she
adds. “They just can't accept
the disease.”
Several nurses believe an in-
tensive screening program by
the Texas State Health Depart-
ment is beginning to pay off be-
cause more leprosy cases are
being discovered at early
stages.
jection is many times the com-
panion of leprosy
"That's one of our worst
problems, the social stigma of
leprosy," says Celeste Ham
mock, director of the nurses in
Corpus Christi. "We take great
pains to protect the patients
from this."
Often preserving the secrecy
requires elaborate planning.
When visiting the homes of
some patients, nurses must ar-
rive after dark in an unmarked
car and civilian clothes.
"There’s one patient we can't
even contact by mail," said
Mrs. Hammock. "The patient’s
data--—
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trial, ruling that information leprosy patients.
about immunity issued to a And while they’re fighting the
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from the jury. fear.
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26.42 investment ventures, including hungry man about human dig-
participation by private U.S. nity, freedom, democracy, and
businesses interested in agr- he will listen uily to the one who
ibusiness. has bread."
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_keeping secret the nature of
Prosecutors charged that battle against leprosy. The their ailment because social re-
Burkhalter had been in a long women in light blue or gray
dispute with Pendleton over the uniforms roam rural roads and
hospital’s ownership and con- urban streets to bring comfort
spired to have Pendleton killed and care to the most
to get complete ownership of the stigmatized of all medical
instituion. patients.
In his first trial in 1970, Bur- Nurses stationed here and in
khalter was convicted and as- Harlingen, San Benito, Browns-
sessed a life prison term. The ville, San Antonio and other
Texas Court of Criminal Ap- communities supervise
peals in 1973 ordered a new rehabilitation of more than 500
HOUSTON (AP) — Inter- The government had union was waiting to see how it the court to reconsider decision
national Longshoremen’s Asso- argued that black should proceed, subject to in- not to review the case.”
ciation representatives here say longshoremen generally earned structions from ILA inter- “This will take months. I
merger of union locals is still a less than their white coun- national headquarters. imagine our clients would in-
long ways off despite U.S. Su- terparts even though the work Warner Brock, attorney for struct us to file for a rehearing
preme Court action ending seg- was divided on a 50-50 basis. It the ILA’s South Atlantic and before the Supreme Court first
regated memberships along the contended the black unions Gulf Coast District, said he of all. If the action is affirmed, a
Texas coast. were larger, thus the individual would anticipate a motion will hiring hall plan and classi-
The high court let stand with- got less work. be filed for a rehearing. fication system will have to be
out comment Monday a lower The decision affects Steve- He said the Supreme Court formulated.”
court order forcing the merger dores working at all 10 ports in has had the case only about 60 The case would then go back
of the 37 racially segregated the state. They include Houston, days. to U.S. District Judge Reynaldo
longshoremen's union halls in Galveston, Texas City, “And based on my limited G. Garza of Brownsville for a
Texas. Beaumont, Port Arthur, Or- experience, a ruling in 60 days final order incorporating a for-
The court upheld an April 11 ange, Freeport, Corpus Christi, is very prompt action by the mula, he said. Garza’s 1973 rul-
ruling by the U.S. Fifth Circuit Port Lavaca and Brownsville. court,” he said. "I think the ing led to the appeals court de-
Court of Appeals that the segre- Willie Wells, president of the case is significant enough to ask cision.
gation tended* to result in dis- ILA white Local 1273 here, said
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area," the nurse said. 'There
was a classic textbook case of
leprosy in a private hospital
here. The people there found out
what she had and wouldn't even
go near her.”
Sometimes the stigma is
turned inward and patients—
even some with gross symp-
toms—will deny they have lep-
rosy and refuse care
Estella L. Roberts, a public
health nurse in Harlingen, said
one man in her area has had
signs of the disease for 30 years
“but we can't get him to come
in.”
"Ifhe sees us coming, he'll go "The. younger we catch
out the back door," she said. them, the longer we can keep
"He says he's not sick. We sus- them from having any prob-
ra r l even contact by mail,” said ____________________________ lems, Mrs. Hammock said.
Rp+y ceec FAA~ Mc Mrs. Hammock. “The patient's Most new patients spend only
23 52 • U I Z 3 v* O I UUU U 3 brother is the postmaster in the Some hills nre about six weeks at Carville-,
27.73 town.” •°e—19“1e then return home. Nurses help
35 97 . Patients must make periodic them keep up a maintenance
226Aect II S WPHnAD visits to the federal leprosy paid Monday dosage of medication to ward
2129 HU3 1 U.•. VVUUJUI I treatment center in Carville, r ' off a resurgence of the disease.
35 87 I La. Those trips often require a The nurses bring a voice of
2955 DALLAS (AP) — The way He said he nas noticed "an carefully planned cover-up to Under routine business utility authority to reassure the
24.47 Earl Butz sees it, the most for- awareness (by. the socialist na- maintain the secret from em- bills made by the Brown County patient’s family and friends
31.01 midable weapon in the U.S. dip- tions in Eastern Europe) that ployer or family. about leprosy.
24.94 lomatic arsenal is food. there's nothing evil about team- 'Die visit is usually accom- Sheriff's Dept, were authorized “Even though you tell them it
27.09 "Those of us in the food busi- ing up with American capital- plished on a vacation or through for payment Monday by Brown is the least edntagious of dis-
36 54 ness can play and will play a istic organizations." some ruse. The nurses un- County commissioners. eases, they’re still skeptical.”
36.64 tremendous role in solving The resources of a multina- derstand and cooperate. Mrs. Hammond said.
20.67 some of the political problems tional company, Butz said, “if “One man could only get off These were in the bills sub- Nurses go along with the
34.17 around the world," the nation's used properly, I think, is one of for a couple of days,” said Mrs. mitted by the sheriff’s depart- patients’ sometimes elaborate
4196 secretary of agriculture said in the most effective potential Hammock. “The visits usually ment for payment when an cover-up of their disease, but
30 08 a speech Monday before the tools for the transfer of tech- take a week or so. We called Mrs. Hammond is doubtful
16.49 American Association of Farm nology in the developing Carville and they were able to increase of 37,000 more had about this being the best ap-
14 07 Managers and Rural Ap- areas.” squeeze all his tests and exam- been requested by Danny Neal, proach. She believes it may in-
32 38 praisers. Butz said in the long run, the inations into 24 hours. He made Brown County sheriff. tensify the mystique and
19 68 D . . , . .. American consumer benefits it back on time” stigma.
2132 Butz spent almost three from the exports of U.S. farm Fear of leprosy affects even However, other bills included “It's been hidden," she said of
19.87 weeks seeing agricultural and commodities. doctors and nurses, says Mrs. in the overage such as gasoline the affliction “The hushhush
2515 government leaders in Iran, Is- "But we’ve got to get the word Hammock. and food were not yet approved about tt has made it even more
12 83 rae ’ Yugoslavia, Romania, across that it’s in everyone’s “I still see an awful lot of for payment. scary.”
-2 Hungary and Poland. interest to have a strong r,
17 22 I saw a commitment by program of agricultural ex- I
1767 government to give their people norts,” he said. ’’
3607 more consumer goods,” he said. Because of the exports, Bute
40 81 When you start giving con- said food prices are going down
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2' , Products of society, the first if you can find one for 40 cents,
30 thing they want to do is eat bet- there’s five cents worth of
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16.14 Butz said the Eastern Eu- to move the bread from the "
23.77 ropean countries take pride in bakery to the store than it does •
30.32 the per capita increase in meat to make the bread," Butz said :
28.48 production, and as a result. at a Dallas news conference -
30.52 -they’re going to be a substan- before his speech
33.83 tial and continuing importer of "I think we also hold in our
32.84 American feed grain and soy- hands the most effective tool for •
23.01 beans peace,” he said, and quoted
3047 Earlier Monday, Butz told re- Mahatma Ghandi, "Even God
19.38 porters in Washington that the had best not approach a hungry
35.29 time is right to explore the pos- man except in the form of
30.07 sibility of helping poor Third bread.” ’
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