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Page U - The Hereford Brand, Wedmenday, July G, 1983
Nun pastoral administrator,
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but cannot conduct Mass
if her new role epitomizes
Government eatabluhea
AIDS hotline
Weather
Remington seeks $50 million
damages in shaver dispute
Richard
predicted
sentences for hijackers
try
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Obituaries
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Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor:
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vice and compassion.
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Lonnie Richardson. Lonnie,
years.
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General
Jerry Taylor toria Pena, Want daughter of
Man wouldn’t trade any
of his caps for a crown
update
Wednesday
Austin baby only
American ever infected
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in Hereford in previous a.m. Monday at Northside
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This year the U.S. church
has IN more parishes and
883,638 more members than
last, yet 215 fewer priests and
<71 fewer nuns. In interviews,
members of the clergy and
the laity said these numbers
were undercutting traditional
Deaf Smith County
Crimexlopperti. Inc.
Crime-Of-The-Week
During the first week in June 1983, persont s) burglariz-
ed a storage shed in the Milo Center area Stolen were:
1. Circle Y child’s saddle model 2090 dark brown in col-
West Texas - Mostly fair through
Thursday with a few isolated after-
noon and evening thunderstorms
Highs near 90 southeast to near 108
Big Bend valleys. Lows 62 mountains
and Panhandle to 75 Big Bend valleys.
Highs Thursday 92 Panhandle to near
IN Big Bend valleys.
BILLIE MI IUUIELD
PILAINVIEW-Gervices for
Billie R. Satterfield, M, of
facts do appear to be incon-
sistent in some respects"
with claims made by North
American Philips in a June 10
publicity release.
North American Philips
said that the Norelco electric
shaver was selected for use
by astronauts aboard last
month’s flight of the space
shuttle Challenger after "ex-
tensive research."
In its lawsuit, Remington
Products claims that North
American Philips "stated
falsely" that astronauts had
expressed preference for-
Schoenherr, a University at
Wisconsin sociologist who has
studied the priest shortage
in the diocese of Brooklyn,
for example, the average age
hijack a plane to Cuba. they
won’t get reunited with their
family, they will get in jail.”
said Leyden.
Leyden classified some of
the hijackers as being
homesick" and wanting to
return to Cuba
blem" - a shortage of
shepherds for a growing
flock
in New York City, spokesman
Albert Ruttner was out of his
office until Wednesday and no
one else would be able to
discuss the case, according to
Ruttner's secretary, Darla
Francis.
NASA spokeswoman Mary
Fitzpatrick in Washington
DAWSON, Minn. (AP) -
The sign on the front door of
the St. James parish rectory
- "The Rev. Pastor Sister
Jovann" — is a sign of the
changes in the U.S. Catholic
Church.
When the woman who lives
inside became a nun in 1962,
the first year of Vatican II,
members of her teaching
order wore black and white
habits, lived in convents and
had two visits home in a
lifetime.
AUSTIN (AP) - An Austin baby
with a hankering for munching in-
sects is the first person in the nation to
be infected by a parasitic worm that
usually lives in pigs, according to
state health officials.
The 1-year-old girl has been cured
and is in good health.
Texas Department of Health scien-
lists are trying to positively identify
the exact variety of worm that in-
fected her, according to a department
release.
Nine of the worms have been tabbed
as member of the genus Macracan-
thorhynchus, a parasite that lives
worldwide in pigs. They also infect re-
coons, insects, birds, fish and other
animals.
The only four confirmed cases at
human infection by the flat, white
worms have been in remote parts of
the world. The worms grow to about
the length of a pencil, andattach to the
inner walls of the host’s intestines.
"Conversation with the mother of
Naturally, the two guys
from Houston or Lake
Charles had to be satisfied
with their 450 hate.
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Cuban officials have notified
the United States for the first
time that Cuba is handing out
stiff prison terms for air
piracy. the Federal Aviation
Administration says.
The State Department
received a note June 15 from
the Cuban government nam-
ing hijackers from the United
States who flew to Cube and
listing "very tough prison
terms," John G. Leyden. a
spokesman for the FAA. said
Tuesday night
in addition to the Cuban
hasn't worn any of the cape
he hangs up. When he wants
to wear a cap, he gets it out of
a closet in the house. It's light
blue, beat up and says,
Beavco Inc." He had two. so
he wears the duplicate.
Duplicates aren’t allowed
on the walls. He has denim,
mesh, camouflage and cor-
duroy, all ironed and dusted
Favorites are on the wall, to
the right of the door leading
into his house.
Baptist Church in Plainview
with the Rev Bruce Keller of-
ficiaUng. Burial waa IB Plain-
view Memorial Park under
direction of Wood-Dunning
But almost 20 years later,
when St. James' pastor waa
transferred, the diocese had
more parishes than priests.
So Sister Jovann became
pastoral administrator.
Before INI, hijackers'
sentences were only a few
years in many cases, but the
note shows that more recent-
ly the prison terms have been
10 yean or 12 yean, the FAA
spokesman said.
Leyden refused to spell out
Hereford.
Other survivors include his
wife, a son. two daughters,
three slaters, and three
brothers
habeas corpus appeal may be
attempted In it, a death row
inmate challenges a convic-
tion or sentence on grounds
that some federal constitu-
tional right was violated in
his or her prosecution.
The last procedure is filed
with a federal trial judge If
the judge denies it, the appeal
can be earned to a federal ap-
peals court, and. if denied
again, ultimately to the
Supreme Court.
— from page 1
ministration were super nice,
and it is sincerely ap-
preciated.
I certainly appreciate the
courtesies shown my family.
Sincerely,
"I just accept them all.
That's about the best thing
You never know about
politics."
He has the oil companies,
machinery companies and
everything else you'd expect
— including three different
"CAT'hats.
He has one with a stuffed
alligator crawling over it.
Another has stuffed claws
and a tail to look like a
crawfish.
One sports a risque proposi-
tion.
VICTORIA PENA
Graveside services for Vic-
their convictions overturned
A state court conviction
and sentence can move on
"direct appeal” through the
state's highest court and to
the nation's highest court.
If that fails, a state
"habeas corpus" appeal may
be filed to challenge some
aspect of the death row in-
mate's prosecution That ap-
peal, too, can end up at the
Supreme Court.
And lastly, a federal
As a newcomer I would like
to compliment the citizens of
Hereford and Deaf Smith
County for the fine services of
their Daaf Smith General
Hospital
Having been in numerous
hospitals within Texas, I have
yet to see one comparable in
friendliness, hospitality, ser-
"Tourists, all the time, they
take this as a souvenir shop,
and they want to buy a cap."
he says. "Of course, if I sell
them, I'd be hurting all my
friends I'd be a double-
crosser.
"They'd say, 'So, Walter,
you sold your hats What you
got for 'em?' I'd have to start
painting my wall again."
the child revealed that the child would
readily eat insects," the health
department said. "In fact, the child's
grandfather remembered removing
parts of an insect from the child's
mouth on Nov. 25, 1982, at Westlake,
located on the southeast edge of
Austin in Travis County."
Insects frequently carry the worms'
eggs. Health department doctors gave
the girl drugs to get rid of the worms,
and they were gone within two mon-
ths.
"The child remained bright and ap-
parently healthy throughout the infec-
tion and recently celebrated her first
birthday,” the health department
publication said.
"They brought that one in
and said, 'If you don’t mind
having this one, we'U give it
to you.' I said, ‘I don't mind
putting it up."'
A purple and yellow cap
with a scrambled egg on the
bill says "J.P.F.Y.”
"I've been trying to figure
out what it stands for,” he
says. "I'm pretty sure it's not
dirty. A guy from New
Orleans brought it to me."
And then there 's politics
“Iberia Parish Sheriff’s
Dept." "No Mo Romo."
"Keep 'Bernie' Boudreaux.”
"Paul Hardy." "Lambert.”
"Connery." "DaveTreen."
Treen's cap. a light blue
lady's cap with a short bill, is
from the last governor's elec-
tion.
a.m. to 5:30 pm EDT daily. The
number is 800-342-AIDS. Callers from
Alaska and Hawaii may phone collect
to a separate number, (202)-245-6867.
Public Health Service employees will
answer the calls and make referrals if
necessary.
The leaflet may be obtained by
writing the Public Health Service, Of-
fice of Public Affairs. Room 721 H. 200
Independence Ave. S.W., Washington,
D.C. 20201.
A separate publication, called
"AIDS Information Bulletion" will be
sent on the first and third Mondays
every month to health professionals,
researchers, state and local officials
and other groups interested in
developments connected with the
disease.
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syn-
drome has affected more than 1,600
Americans and killed more than 600.
Its principal victims are homosexual
and bisexual men with multiple sex
partners, intravenous drug abusers,
recent Haitian emigrants and
hemophiliacs.
deacon said. Riley also says
Masa in Brauner, 25 miles
away, and In Chula. 15 miles
away
Slater Marte Lang, pastor
of a parish in Harrison, Wia.,
said such weekend ar-
rangements can be e wk ward.
' 'like bringing in e stranger to
emcee a birthday party."
Greg Kuglin, a member of
the St. James parish council
that appointed Suter Jovann
pastor, said “Stater's doing
the work at God. and she
could do it just as well as a
priest if she were allowed to.”
Although she cannot say
Mass or hear confessions,
Jovann handles most of an or
darned pastor's duties She
also bakes bread for commu-
mon on feast days and learn-
ed to play guitar for the folk
Mass.
"I hurt a little bit when I do
the preparation (of children
for First Communion) and
Father has to come” to give
the sacrament. Jovann caid
"The priests don’t know the
kids that well "
Tmat, said Bishop Nicholas
Walsh, a veteran vocational
shortage could become self-
perpetuating: "If young peo-
ple only see the priest on Sun-
day. and he doesn't have tune
to spend with them, there'll
he even fewer vocations."
There are worries about
what kind of priests emerge
from the much smaller pool
of applicants "You get an
awful lot of complaints about
the quality of young priests,"
Marilyn Cvlpepproois
building fund, urged the
workers to assume an at-
titude of "desire, dedication,
and determination,” as they
began their work He also
pointed out that the drive was
not aimed just at monetary
donations, but at "contribu-
tions M kind.” such as the
work donated by Diel.
Hoover said that equipment
and products donated to the
fund will hopefully be sold at
a tape auction near to the
conclsion of the drive.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The toll-
free telephone line has been set up by
the government to provide up-to-date
information on AIDS, the deadly
disease that attacks the body’s ability
to fight infections.
In addition to the telephone hotline,
Health and Human Services
Secretary Margaret Heckler said
Tuesday that a new leaflet entitled
"Facte on AIDS” is now available to
the public. The booklet will be up-
dated as soon as new information
about the disease becomes available,
she said.
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ordered that he be kept alive
and his emergency appeal be
made a test case.
Although death row popula-
tions are swelling in many
states. only seven men have
been executed since 1976.
Four of those men chose not
to carry out appeals that
would have prolonged their
lives
Convicted murderers
sentenced to die have at least
three distinct chances to have
the space program. Hosen- "I sit out here 6% days a
ball noted in his letter. week. 12 hours a day, so I
While we cannot prevent a wanted 25 or so to look at, " he
Norelco shavers manufacturer of a product says. "I was gonna buy a hat
Ai North American Philips used in a particular program rack or something, but people
or in a particular flight from just kept bnnging them
said. There was no ex-
haustive testing" of electric
shavers before the Norelco
model was used aboard
Challanger. There were, she
said, "very unscientific
tests " in which astronauts did
not indicate brand-name
□references
We will probably in the
future expand the pool of cer-
tified shavers” for use during
space shuttle missions, she
said
The Norelco was chosen
"solely because ... it more
conveniently fit inside the
astronauts" onboard personal
kits," NASA's June 30 letter
to Remington said. The other
five shavers, including a
Remington, that were con-
sidered for use aboard the
Challenger also fit into the
personal kite. NASA said.
— from page 1
numbers diminish. "Priests
are afraid they’ll only be
dispensers at the sacraments,
sacramental functionaries,"
said the Rev John Kinsella,
personnel director for the Ar-
chdiocese of Baltimore
Nuns wonder why they can
run parishes but not say
Mass, and whether their
talents might be more ap-
preciated outside the church.
Meanwhile, as the un-
precedented number of
priests and nuns who took
vows in the 1950s and early
'60s moves toward retirement
in the '90s. the church moves
toward a crisis. According to
most estimates, the number
of priests in the year 2000 will
behalf what I' is now.
"By 19N, when there are a
third fewer priests, the same
bishops who are con-
gratulating themselves now
about fewer resignations will
be wringing their hands,"
government's disclosure, the details of the required screen-
FAA also is requiring screen- ing. except to say that "we
ing measures aimed at have beefed up our security
preventing hijackings at air- for certain procedures The
ports in southern Florida, agency said that armed air
said Leyden. Until now, the marshals will resume riding
measures had been voluntary selected flights
on the part of airports. Ten years ago, the United
“The fact that they ' Cuban States and Cuba signed a
officials) sent us this note in- bilateral agreement calling
cheated that they wanted the lor hijackers to be returned to
Cuban community in this the nation they left or punish-
country to know that if they ed at their landing point
using that fact in adver- "Salesmen kept telling
tisements, an implication in each other. Bring that guy a
such an advertisement that hat. because he's not greedy
NASA endorses the product He just wants one hat to one
for use by the general public company ' They just kept tell-
would be considered map- ing that to one another."
propriate, ms letter to Rem- Some people are born to
ington Products stated wear caps, but LeBlanc
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building with a phone number organizations is also included
of 3645711 to disseminate in- in the preliminary plane,
formation to workers and The YMCA hopes to com-
prospective donors alike She plete the fundraising cam-
is assisted by Wayne paignbysept.MHooVersaid,
Amstut* however, that the organize-
Thesstructure,prgposed.to
feet, and includles a full-size Proec "i be funded.
gymnasium. four The local YMCA has grown
racquetball-handball courts, steadily since its inception in
an exarctoe pool, fitness 1976, when some 800 bersons
center, and youth center as took advantage of its pro-
ws* as other fostarss ___ grams That figure grew to
Office space for the local over 3,000 last year according
United Way oad Big to Knabe.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Products is seeking 150
(AP) — Remington Products million in punitive damages.
Inc formally charged Tues- according to its announce-
day that the marketer at ment of the filing of the
Norelco shavers is guilty of lawsuit.
"inaccurate and misleading In support of its case. Rem-
representations' for claim- ington Products made public
ing its electric shavers are letters written by the Na-
preferred by NASA for use on tional Aeronautics and Space
space shuttle missions. Administration to Remington
Remington Products filed and to North American
suit at U.S. District Court in Philips.
Bridgeport against North The letter from S. Neil
American Philips Corp., im- Hosen ball, NASA's chief
porter of the Dutch-made legal counsel, to North
Norelco shavers. Remington American Philips, said, "The
FFA points to harsh
Remington is disputing a
statement by North
American Philips' in its news
release that, "After extensive
research into various brands
of electric razors, plus use
testing by astronauts
themselves. a Norelco razor
was selected by both the
astronauts and NASA techni-
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symptom of what the pope Priests wonder how their
calls a “fundamental pro- ministry will change as their
NASA regulations prevent it gonna do."
or its employees from endors- And he's been collecting for
ing products that are used in only 24 years.
June N following a lengthy U- Catholic Church officiating
Iness. Arrangements are with Rix
Survivors include five Funeral Directors* of
daughters, Betty Boggs of Hereford
Hereford, Vertie Powell. The infant was born at Deaf
Vesta Debre, Tina Cooper, Smith General Hospital and
and Ollie Polvadore, all of died at noon Tuesday at the
Crosbyton, three sons, L.D. hospital.
Richardson of Stinnett. Survivors, in addition to
Rowdy Richardson at Lub- her parents, include a sister,
bock, and Donnie Richardson Miralusa Pena of the home,
of Crosbyton; one brother, her grandparents, Mr. and
Nealey Richardson of Mrs Freddie Barrera of
Floydada; three Staten, Fan- Hereford and Mr and Mrs
nie Childs of Floydada, Nevy Luis Pena at Dimmitt, and
McClain of Ringling, Okla., great-grandparents. Mr. and
and Rana Barris of Clovis. Mn. Guadalupe Gonzales of
N.M.; 35 grandchildren; N Carrizo Springs and Mr. and
great-grandchildren; and Mn. Tomas Barrera of
JESSIE RICHARDSON Mr and Mrs Jerry Pena of Funeral Home
Funeral rites for Jessie Dimmitt. will be at 5 p.m. to- Mr Satterfield died Satur-
Richardson, 89, of Hamilton, day at St Anthony's Catholic day at Nichols Hospital after
Texas. were at 4 pm. June 29 Cemetery with Father Frank on illness. He waa the
in Hamilton. He died at 4 pm. Eldridge of St. Anthony's brother of Gladys Howard of
of a priest jumped from 48 to said David O’Brien, a Holy
53 from 1972 to 1982. In the Cross College professor
next five years, 123 priests The pope has ordered a
will become eligible to retire, review of American orders of
but the most optimistic priests, brothers and sisters
forecasts call for only 40 or- and an investigation of
dinations. American seminaries
The number of U.S nuns The seminary, which once
has dropped from around attracted many of the best
180,000 to 120,000 since the young Catholics, has become
1960s, and the average age a curiosity When David
has risen to 60 if priests and Schueller told his public high
nuns continue to retire school classmates that he
earlier, their care in old age would be attending Crosier
will be an enormous financial seminary near St Cloud,
burden for their orders and Minn , "they'd get all quiet,"
dioceses he recalled "They didn't
Some orders sold proper know how to act I was the on-
ties and reduced activities lypersondouigit."
The Sisters of Providence. 30 Yet. he added. "I wasn't a
percent of whom are over 70, weirdo or anything I played
sold several schools football until last year and
"Some rifles are still ran cross-country I was in
wallowing in warm bodies," the band.. "
said Monsignor Colin Mac- To fill the clerical gap the
Donald of the U.S. Catholic church has ordained about
Conference "The sword of 6,000 deacons, lay men who
Damocles hasn’t hit them may marry and hold regular
yet, but it's swinging " jota They are empowered to
More than 3 percent of conduct prayer and commu-
parishes lack a full-time mon services and officiate at
priest, and others accustom- marriages, baptisms and
ed to three or four priests buriels. Herd-pressed
have one. Idaho has only 78 Brooklyn, which had no
active diocesan priests to deacons 10 years ago, now
cover 107 missions and has n. The Idaho diocese
parishes plans to triple its deacons in
A growing number of the next seven years
parishes in the Great Plaine But only a priest can
have nuns or deacons as celebrate the central art of
pastors On weekends priests Catholic worship - the Mass
drive to towns such as at which he consecrates
Dawson, on the South Dakota bread and wine converting it
border, and San Sata. in con- uno the body and blood of
tral Texas Christ.
The Rev Malachy Riley, a As * deepens, the priest
pastor in Chillicothe, Mo. shortage will generate
doesn't have much time to pressure for ordination of
sit down on Sunday, "a pariah woman and non-celibate men
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AVERY ISLAND, La. (AP)
— When Walter LeBlanc had
only 906 capo, two guys from
either Lake Charles or
Houston — he doesn’t
remember which - showed
up and wanted to pay 65.000
forthem.
"I'm not joking," LeBlanc
says. "They wanted to put
them in a restaurant they
were opening. They had 450
already, and they wanted
more so people could read
them while they're waiting
for their food.”
Now LeBlanc, the Avery
Island tollman, has 1,213 dif-
ferent caps There are really
more, but he keeps his tally
low so he doesn’t accidentally
give someone a high count
He wouldn't trade any of
them for a crown.
Caps hang on nails up and
down the back and side walls
Caps hang from caps hanging
from the ceiling.
“It gets you dizzy if you
walk around and look up at
them," he says. "I can get
about 1,000 more in hare.
Then I don't know what I'm
2. Child's Re Donohoe brand saddle with the initials LIF
IV (the forth) on the cantie. with a silver horn.
3 Man's Re Donohoe brand 'San Angelo stamped on the
saddle Porter style )
In addition to crime stoppers $500 reward the owner la
offering a 62.000 reward for information leading to the ar-
rest and indictment of person's) responsible for the Crime
of the Week. Anyone having information may contact the
Crime Stoppers Clue Une at 364-2583.
Any information regarding a felony may be given to the
Clue Une Anyone giving information leading to the arrest
and indictment in a felony case may be eligible for a
reward. The caller may remain anonymous
Crime Stoppers is your organization, and its sole pur-
pose is to make Hereford a better and safer place to live.
Register your place of business and home today and
receive a set of numbered decals which will assist law en-
forcement agencies in responding to calls. Decals are
available through all law enforcement agencies and the
Chamber of Commerce Call 364-3700 for more informa-
tion.
The custodians, nurses, of- grandchildren.
flea workers, doctors, Mr. Richardson was
anesthesiologist and ad- preceded in deoth by one eon.
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