Oklahoma Corrections Board to Elect New Chairman
Oklahoma Governor David Boren convened an emergency session of the Corrections Board at 10 30 a m to name a new chairman and replace Irvine Ungerman with Terry Young after Ungerman quit amid accusations of open meeting law violations Ungerman disputed the claim and said he resigned to pursue his goals with a new director and plans for Lexington institutional plans.
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Tulsa
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Young
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Fire damages milling firm in Stillwater
Ahrberg Milling Co. in Stillwater Oklahoma suffered a destructive fire Sunday night. A wooden tower was destroyed and an adjoining warehouse area was heavily damaged four miles southeast of downtown. The cause was under investigation as of 6 45 p.m.
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Okla
Ahrberg Milling Co
Quinlan Parents Seek Right To Disconnect Life Support
In Morristown New Jersey Karen Ann Quinlan's adoptive parents file suit asking to turn off her respirator and let her die with dignity Two physicians testified they would not remove the life sustaining device even if ordered by court The case features involvement by the Quinlans daughter Mary Ellen their parish priest and legal counsel as witnesses discuss the patient's chronic persistent vegetative state and intermittent wakefulness The trial opened before Superior Court Judge Robert Muir Jr at St Clare's Hospital Denville
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Julia
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Thomas Trapasso
Paul W.W. Armstrong
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Robert J. Morse
St. Clare’s Hospital
Denville
Armstrong
Superior Court
Robert Muir Jr
Morse
Police pay raise gap stirs Oklahoma City council talks
Police in Oklahoma City and the City Council clash over raises with the gap at $280,000 but council members say the money is not available.
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Oklahoma City
City Haggling Over Police Raises Amid Budget Tensions
The council's Employe Relations Committee and FDP officers clash over a proposed 10 percent raise for police. With a $52 million city budget, officials debate costs from $470,000 to $678,000 and fear a possible strike or slowdown if demands are unmet. The panel planned another meeting before Tuesday's council session.
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Patience Latting
Exotic cattle imports may reshape U.S. beef market
An Agriculture Department analyst says exotic breeds like Charolais and Limousin could influence future beef quality if faster import flows and full tests show benefits. He notes current quarantines and high costs limit imports, with Fleming Key Florida to expand capacity by 1977 78.
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Arthur F. Hausamann
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
U.S
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Foreign Agriculture
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Fleming Key
Fla
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