OSD Adds Eight New Teachers To Faculty
Sulphur Oklahoma School for the Deaf announces a new faculty with eight hires to fill retiring and resigning positions. Jim Rainier named principal, coming from Sulphur High School where he coached. New teachers include Norwood, Stinson, Hawkins, Bradford, Sparks, Korell, Diacon, and Price with assignments across business, math, language arts, reading, science, elementary and coaching duties. Enrollment set at 275 for this year, up from 266 last year, with classes starting Aug 30.
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Richard Youngers
Youngers
Jim Rainier
Rainier
USC
Sulphur High School
Charles Norwood
Edmond
Central State
Harvey Stinson
Heavener
Southeastern State
Larry Hawkins
Ringling
East Central
Kathy Bradford
Roff
Carolyn Sparks
University of Florida
Kansas
Texas
Alabama
Linda Korell
Bethany
Frances Diacon
B.S
Billy Frank Price
Revere
Manila Rally Bombs Kill Eight at Plaza Miranda
Explosions hit the Liberal rally in Plaza Miranda Manila injuring more than 20 and killing eight, including photographer Ben Roxas and a five year old. Sen. Sergio Somena Jr. is among the seriously wounded as police probe the attack and authorities condemn the act as a national tragedy.
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Manila
Liberal Party
Sen
Sergio Somena Jr
Manila Times News
Ben Roxas
Wall Street Hesitates To Give Advice On New Economic Plan
New York AP reports Wall Street delays concrete guidance on the President's dramatic economic proposals. Traders await deeper analysis as initial optimism fades amid uncertain impact on stocks and bonds.
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Wall Street
New York
Labor Leaders Stand Against Nixon Wage Freeze
Labor leaders push back against the presidents wage price freeze while Teamsters back the plan. Meany and other unions denounce tax cuts favoring business and warn of stalled contracts. Government and business see varied impact as markets rise on optimism but inflation slows later in July.
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New York
Nixon
Meany
J. Curtis Counts
Floyd Smith
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Congress
Labor
Teamsters Union
Texas
Preston Smith
Cost of Living Council
Ralph Nader
General Motors
Big Business
Senior Citizens Land On NBC Comedy The Funny Side
The NBC show The Funny Side will feature Burt Mustin 87 and Queenien Smith among five couples in a weekly revue aiming for broad appeal. The program includes senior citizens, a rich couple, a black couple, a working class couple, and a teen couple, exploring themes from birth to death and taxes to women's lib.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Burt Mustin
Queenien Smith
NBC
Lawrence Welk
ABC
Burt
Queenie
Early film boom ends in Canon City tragedy and dam age claim
Canon City in Colorado once touted as the movie capital of the nation with Tom Mix starting in silent films in 1910. The local film industry collapsed after a damage judgment and a western movie queen drowned in the Arkansas River during filming.
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Canon City
Colo
Rocky Mountain Valley
Tom Mix
Arkansas River
Pax World Fund Launches With Peace and Growth Aims
A new no load mutual fund named Pax World Fund debuts aiming to contribute to world peace while offering investors security regular income and potential long term growth. The announcement highlights diversification and long term prospects for asset growth.
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Pax World Fund
Tulsa Boy Drowns at Keystone Lake
A 13 year old Tulsa boy, James Leonard Brown, drowned Sunday in Keystone Lake after stepping into a deep pool while wading. The body was recovered by William Bashara of Topeka, Kansas.
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Keystone Lake
Okla
Tulsa
Lake Keystone
James Leonard Brown
William Bashara
Topeka
Kan
Nothing But The Truth On Unpermitted Waste Dumping
If you know of any dumping of waste into local water without a permit report it to authorities. Include date location and any identifying details to aid investigation and enforcement actions.
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U.S. Army Corps OF Engineers
Expensive Cat Sparks Farm Fire Ends in Barn Loss
Jean Barret of Campagne France owned a costly cat that slept by the fire. One night sparks ignited the fur causing a dash through a straw-filled barn. The cat survived though the barn and straw were destroyed.
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Jean Barret
Campagne
France
Crossword ACROSS T Rent and More
Across clues cover terms from rent to truism and prompts for ear inflammation and pronoun. Some entries include prefixes articles and simple adjectives while others hint at household items and botanical terms. Down clues expect laymen surpluses and a three toed sloth.
IRS Opens Centers to Aid Economic Freeze in Oklahoma
IRS to operate local Service and Compliance Centers in six Oklahoma cities under the wage price freeze. Offices will answer inquiries and investigate alleged violations while adding telephones. Questions on the new import duty surcharge refer to the Office of Customs unless about the wage, rent, or price freeze.
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Oklahoma City
Internal Revenue Service
Oklahoma
William H. Tomkins
IRS
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Tomkins
Office of Customs
Three Die As Plane Crashes In Mississippi Thunderstorm
A small plane crashed in a wooded area of northern Mississippi during a thunderstorm killing three people. Victims were Leo Lesley Smith 42 Tulsa Oklahoma his 15 year old daughter Joy Alain Smith and Hudson Elvis Rodr ock Jr Broken Arrow Oklahoma. A fourth victim was initially believed missing but the wreckage record was old and not for the current flight.
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Ashland
Miss
Mississippi
Darrell Hopkins
Benton County
Davis Man Killed by Car on Local Street
Arthur DeWoody, 91, of Davis Oklahoma, died after being struck by a moving vehicle while crossing a street Friday. He died Saturday from his injuries. The incident pushed Oklahoma’s 1971 highway fatality toll to 506, up from 485 a year earlier. A lunar landing site is struck infrequently by small outer-space objects, about once every ten years, by objects no larger than a bird seed.
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Davis, Okla
Davis Street
The
Highway Patrol
Arthur DeWoody
Oklahoma
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