Perons Dreams Of Prosperity Fades In Argentina Chaos
Argentine economy battles steep inflation and shortages a year after Isabel Peron assumes power. Devaluations, price hikes, and rising unemployment fuel discontent while the peso slides and black markets flourish. The Peronist government struggles to restore wealth with limited reforms.
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Peron
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Isabel Peron
U.S
United States
Governor favors loans for repairs to OSU campus
Governor David Boren rejected using a state contingency fund to repair tornado damage at Oklahoma State University. He said repairs will likely be funded by loans with January appropriations, citing the fund's use for National Guard aid and the need for a final damage estimate.
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Osu
Stillwater
Okla
David Boren
Oklahoma State University
Robert Kamm
Weather Stalls Smirnoff Sailplane Derby Progress
Five sailplane pilots paused by bad weather in Cahokia Illinois resume cross country race tomorrow in the Smirnoff Derby. Leader George Moffatt of Elizabeth New Jersey is chased by Rolff Hossinger Argentina Hellmut Reichmann Saarbrucken West Germany Karl Striedieck Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and William Holbrook Cumberland Maryland.
Mothers Take Kids To Prison
Chicago AP reports a Frankfurt prison allows mothers to serve terms with their children to prevent damage from separation. About 10 children up to 3 years old stay in rooms with mothers while mothers work in the laundry and children attend a daycare run by social work students. The program aims to foster humane treatment and teach adequate parenting, though concerns include lack of post release follow up and risk of mothers preferring prison to avoid reoffending.
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Chicago
Maria Piers
Erikson Institute For Early Education
Frankfurt
Hesse
Germany
Piers
United States
Riggs Criticizes Progress on Reform Plan
Rep. David Riggs chairman of the House Penal Affairs Committee told an Edmond audience that Oklahoma’s Corrections Department reform is far from complete. He said the master plan is too large for one or two sessions and must be submitted piecemeal. He favors justice over rehabilitation as a model.
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Tulsa Democrat
Riggs
Fire injures worker at Evergreen Mills feed mill
Eddie Christian of Rt. 4 received burns to both arms neck and face from a fire at Evergreen Mills feed mill 109 E 9th last night. The blaze started in a fourth floor feed bin containing alfalfa pellets and caused about $600 in damage. Northcutt said the sprinkler system limited damage and a dropped light caused the fire. Christian was reported in poor condition at Valley View Hospital this morning but later able to take a phone call.
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Adaman
Valley View Hospital
Evergreen Mills
Eddie Christian
Rt. 4
E. B. Northcutt
Northcutt
Christian
Car Truck Crash Claims Two Lives on Route 75 Line
A collision between a car and a truck on U.S. 75 near the Tulsa Okmulgee county line killed two people and sent a third to hospital in serious condition. The 1975 Oklahoma traffic toll rose to 334, up from 291 a year ago.
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Associated Press
U.S. 75
Tulsa
Okmulgee
Jury selection continues in Sapulpa murder case
Muskogee Oklahoma AP reports jury selection moved forward Wednesday in the first degree murder trial of Jess Henson 52 of Sapulpa accused of masterminding the torture slaying of Susan Bush 68 also of Sapulpa.
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Muskogee
Okla
Jess Henson
Sapulpa
Henson
Susan Bush
Insurance rate hike delayed by Oklahoma board for second time
The Oklahoma State Board for Property and Casualty Rates again postponed action on a 17.7 percent auto insurance rate request after a hearing. Commissioner Gerald Grimes and secretary Robert H. Card said most of the increase should go to the 260 firms represented by the Insurance Services Office of Oklahoma, but they urged downward revisions on some coverages before the next meeting. The proposed rises would cost the average private passenger car owner over $27 annually.
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Oklahoma City
State Board For Property and Casualty Rates
Gerald Grimes
Board
Secre
Tary
Robert H. Card
Insurance Services Office of
Oklahoma
Tain
ISO
Dormer Umpires and a Riddle of Seeds and Birds
Fragmented query mixes baseball talk with a string of crossword style clues. It lists numbers and asks about dormer umpires, seeds, winds, birds, plants, and language puzzles, ending with a request for solving a series of definitions and a nickname.
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