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r reported on
in Clarendon
November 12, 2007 November 14, 2007 FM 2362 4th St
6:54 am - Check Hwy 287 2 miles 7:52 am - Deer out and about, W 10:46 p rn - Out with juveniles, W
E, possible animal carcass on 3rd and S Koogle Sts November 17, 2007 4th St
roadway 9:14 am- Out of nehicle 1:57 am - Out with driver, semi
7:25 am - Check couple who hit 2:58pm - At business, Hwy287E parked in turn lane; E 287 Hwy November18,2007
animal on 287 8:49 am - FM 2362, recovered 11:15 am- Investigate break-in,
10:50 am: - Attempt to locate 5 November 15, 2007 stolen property City Hallin Hedley
male juveniles in drainage ditch, 12:19 am - Retrieving someone's 11:00 am - Escort funeral proces- 12:29 pm - Dispatched to unat-
across bridge N of RR tracks lost moving boxes, W of Lelia sion tended death, JP also dis-
3:50 pm - At residence, 700 BIk S Lake to just W of E Co line12:24 pm- Removing hay bale from patched
Allen St 6:07 am - EMS assist, 4200 BIk road way 7:51 pm - 500 BIk S Gorst, domes-
5:59 pm - EMS assist w/meet, FM Co Rd 13 2:04 pm - Jefferson at.Martindale, tic dispute
2471 and Co Rd 17 3:33 pm - Away from radio, avail- numerous wild turkey carcasses; 9:14 pm - To jail, 1 male in custody,
able by pager Parks & Wildlife also contacted Donley Co Wrt
November 13, 2007 10:50 pm- EMS assist, 500 BIk 8:56 pm- Several male juveniles
8:26 pm - JP court, Hedley FM 2362 walking on RR tracks at Kear- Arrests- 3
5:03 pm - Dispatched to Sheriff's hey St EMS- 15
Office November 16, 2007 10:43 pm - Caller reporting juve- FD- 4
5:37 am- EMS assist, 1200 BIk niles on property, 500 BIk W
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AMARILLO - The cold and flu
season has arrived and prevention is
the best medicine, not only for one-
self, but also for family, friends and
coworkers, said a Texas Cooperative
Extension specialist.
"Cold and flu season is a good
time to look in a different light at
the old adages about not taking your
job home with you and leaving your
personal life at home," said Andrew
B. Crocker, Extension gerontology
health program specialist in Ama-
rillo.
"You may be taking h9me more
than just work," Crocker said. "Cold
and flu germs can stay on your hands
from two to eight hours."
Get a flu vaccination, he
advised. The Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention advocate
vaccination is the best way to pre-
vent the flu.
"Even if you're unconcerned
about yourself, think about your co-
workers, family, neighbors, etc. In
some cases, what you opt to do/not
do impacts others," Crocker said.
Vaccines are administered
through shots or nasal inhalation, he
said. A person's age and health could
determine which form of vaccination
they receive.
But both are relatively inex-
pensive and are readily available,
Crocker said. Also, Medicare Part
B will pay for flu vaccination for
beneficiaries.
"Also keep in mind there are
some anti-viral medications you
may take if you happen to get the
flu, which may help alleviatd symp-
toms," he said.
In addition to getting the flu
shot, Crocker offered, here are some
prevention practices.
Wash hands for 15-phis s,econds
- the time it takes to say the ABCs
- with soap and warm water. Don't
forget to wash the backs of the
hands. This is especially important
before and after working in common
areas, such as copy rooms and mail-
rooms.
Cover coughs and sneezes.
Covering coughs and sneezes with
one's hands is not the best, but if it
is necessary, be sure to wash them
immediately.
Try coughing or sneezing int9 a
tissue or handkerchief, or cough into
the elbow.
Drink plenty of fluids. Get
plenty of rest. Exercise. All these are
good for overall health but also may
help prevent/lessen the effects of a
cold or flu.
Stay home.
"If you are ill, please don't
come to work," Crocker said. "Your
coworkers will thank you. The same
goes for your kids, keep them home
from school."
One last note he offers is: the
flu and common colds are caused by
viruses; antibiotics have no effect on
them.
"Be aware that antibiotics may
be effective in treating bacterial
infections, but not viral."
District Court Action:
Shirley Kay Jones: Manufacture of
controlled substance enhanced.
10 years deferred adjudication;
community supervision. Court
cost $361'; Fine $1500; 11/13/07
John Emery Edwards: Possession
0f a controlled substance Seven
years deferred adjudication; com-
munity supervision Court cost
$361 ; fine $1500, restitution $140;
11/13/07
Delania Michella Jackson: Posses-
sion of controlled substance.
Three years deferred adjudication;
community supervision. Court
cost $361; fine $1500; restitution
$140; 1 t/13/07
Clemmie Smith: Engaging in Orga-
nized criminal activity Five years
shock community supervision
Court cost $343; fine $0; Restitu-
tion $1752
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