Millwood Lake Concession Rules Spark Fishing Frustration
Local anglers and lake visitors face limited concessions and outdated enforcement near Millwood Reservoir. Tulsa engineers set strict boat rental rules, restricting shore operations to Cypress Slough and Yarbrough Lake, forcing nonresident fishermen to cross the lake for access. Dock facilities at Saratoga and Para- inia Landing are inadequate, hampering activity and discouraging return visits amid funding shortages.
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Tulsa
Cypress Slough
Yarbrough Lake
MV Wood
Millwood
Saratogas
Para- Inia Landing
N Fon
Nashville Ark
Prison System to Borrow Funds
The prison department prepared to borrow funds as part of a state budget session. Officials discussed the need for financing for repair and operating costs at correctional facilities. The legislative board debated the plan amid concerns over debt and budget impacts.
Lay Institute for Evangelism comes to Hope next week
In Hope January 15 17 the Lay Institute for Evangelism will train laymen women and students as part of Campus Crusade for Christ outreach. Milton Stoltz directs the local program with seminars on The Cleansed Life How to Be Filled with the Spirit How to Walk in the Spirit and The Great Commission, amid youth division led by Bill Parkinson.
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Mary Anita Laseter
Weiler
Lay Institute For Evangelism
Crusade For Christ
U.c.i,a
Willian R. Bright
Bright
Hope
Calvary Baptist Churely
Milton Stoltz
Houston
Inten
Bill
Parkinson
U of Sfowill
Next Two Moon Flights Postponed By AP Report
Space Center Houston reports postponement of two Apollo moon flight missions. Officials cite budget constraints and scheduling conflicts while scientists emphasize continued work on propulsion and life support systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Receh
Agrospaoce
Winter Space Center
Houston
Uespeke Deeney
Shay
Aknas
Attorney Seizes Locomotive From Southern Pacific
Redding California AP reports attorney Jack Halpin seized a switch engine and caboose from Southern Pacific Railroad yard. Halpin, representing a family with a 48000 claim, took the equipment claiming the railroad hadn’t paid the necessary lien. He released the items after the railroad notified him the stock was en route back from San Francisco.
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Redding
Call
Jack Halpin
Southern Pacific Railroad
Halpin
Hhe
Southern Pacific
Tim
San Francisco
Protest Over Rice Acreage Cutback Spars Congress
Representative Hobert L. Liggett of DAS protested the Agriculture Department plan to cut rice acreage by 15 percent. He urged Secretary Clifford Hardin to review the carryover projection of 21.7 million hundredweight and call for tighter controls on distribution and acreage. He pressed for action to preserve farm property and prevent further losses to farmers across California and other states.
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Woecananayary
Hobert l. Ligcutt
Das
Agriculture Department
Hardin
Leggett
Peru
Jae
22 More Suspected in Massacre Case at My Lai
AP report notes Army sources expect three more months to finish investigations of 22 other soldiers linked to the My Lai massacre. Four soldiers have been charged so far including Sgt. Charles Hutto and Pvt. Gerald Smith with murder and related offenses.
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Freds. Hoffman
Washington
Army
My Lal
Charles E. Hutto
Tallulah
Gerald A. Smith
Chicago
Hutto
Severime
Smith
Martiay
St LA
William L. Calley, Jr
Waynesville
N.C
My Lai
David Mitchell
Saint Francisville
Sith
Army Tech
Cong Attack Brings Heavy Casualties
The U.S. Command reported the heaviest American casualties in five months from rocket and mortar attacks with four Americans killed and seven wounded in three shellings. Allied counts showed 149 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in several engagements. U.S. 25th Infantry fought near Black Virgin Mountain, with reports of heavy enemy losses and tunnels.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
73Rd Airborne Brigade
Cam Ranh Bay
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Uzard Airborne Brigade
25Th Infantry Division
Black Virgin Mountain
Tay Ninh
25Th Division
Testimony Given in Memphis Naval Air Station Riot Case
In a Memphis court martial four black Marines face charges including riot and conspiracy for July protests at the Memphs Naval Air Station. Witness Pvt Lorenzo Judkins, who had invoked the Fifth Amendment, testified after earlier refusing to speak while others described pretrial fights in barracks and a club. Co defendants include Pye C Terry Jr Lance Colberry Backstrom Me Arthur Meal and Pte Charles L Nickson with Budd 15 to 20 black Marines said to have gathered for wine before the incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Memphis Naval Air Station
Lorenzo Judkins
Judking
Ase Sault
Elijah Woods
Arge
Pye Cecar W. Terry Jr
Payducah
Lance Colberry Backstrom
Lauderhill
Miss. MeArthur Meal
Birindngham
Ala
Charles L. Nickson
Mempls
Man Sentenced to Life for 50 Cent Theft in Dallas
Dallas man Curtis Columbus Jones was sentenced to life imprisonment under Texas habitual criminal law after a jury found him guilty of stealing 50 cents and breaking into a car. Reportedly he took 1 cent from the ash tray but dropped a penny inside the car. The sentence follows a prior prison term for a prior breakin and theft.
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Dallas
Tex
Ieth
Curtis Columbis Jones
Jonés
Jones
Philadelphia Plan Faces Court Test
The Philadelphia Plan to open construction jobs to Black workers faces a Supreme Court test via Cleveland contractor Hyman R. Welner who argues it imposes reverse discrimination under the Civil Rights Act. Welner lost a bid at Coye Thoga Community College, claiming the manning table would have required 20 percent minority hires, and he contends quotas are illegal. Local suits argue the plan aims for equal opportunity and a minority labor representation, with the Ohio Supreme Court previously ruling against Welner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Schweid
Prena
Washington
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
District Court
Cleveland
Hyman R. Weiner
Webner
Reliance Mechanical Contractors, Inc
Coyethoga Community College
Waller
Pipati
Hs Ib
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Welner
Ohio Supreme Court
Kingsley Taft
Food tops priority on airlines in race for meals
AP Aviation writer reports major U S airlines compete to wow travelers with champagne breakfasts lobster steak dinners regional menus and exotic hors d oeuvres as National Airlines launches a $20.5 million promotion the most ambitious ad campaign in the carrier's 35 year history American Airlines pushed new Americana regional food service on transcontinental flights last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
National Aire Hne
American Airlines
Abduction of Karen Vickers Near Texarkana
FBI and local police pursued a Texarkana kidnapping case involving Karen Vickers. Intruders bound Mrs Vickers and abducted Karen after demanding a 40000 dollar ransom. She was later found unharmed during a motel surround and the suspects were arrested or questioned. The investigation included car tracking, a nightclub raid, and telephone taps to trace calls back to the Vickers home.
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Totarkana
Ark
Gricer
Aids
Cay
Paul
Ryan
Ma Willie
Otter
Giek
Vickers
FBI
Ei Anaakas
Ori Tomer
Wichtes
Mrs. Vickers
Karen
Man
Texarkana
Misa Vickers
Herbert Hoxle
Little Rock
Charles Campbell
Smith Elsewwere
Bryant
Dallas
Figgett
Nash
Migs Vickers
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George Tagine
Dew Pilfment of Correction
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Jmoof
Fubads
North Avenue Beach
Campus Crusade For Christ
Acion
Thomas Simmons
Calvary Baptist Church
Arkansas
Pentagon
First Battalion
Thth Infantry Brigade
Vern Haugland
Shington
Offcers
Texarkand
Vickers’ Mether
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