Lawton Men Win Top Prizes At Aggie Rodeo
Two Lawton men captured two wins in the Cameron College Aggie Rodeo held Friday and Saturday at the L.O. Ranch east of Lawton. Charley Burns won bareback broncs and tied for another event, sharing a $2,775 prize fund. Winners came from Lawton, Norman, Duncan, and other nearby towns with Bucking S Rodeo Company providing stock.
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Lawton
Aggie Rodeo
Cameron College
L.O
Charley Burns
Cameron College Aggie Club
Bucking S Rodeo Company
Charles Gent
Raymond Griffin
Char Burns
Drew Hayes
Weatherford
Jimmy Cleveland
Jack Stuckey
Greg Winham
Rush Springs
Ed Harmon
Elmore City
James McKay
Norman
Sidney Ellis
Wayne
Pepper Morgan
Frederick
Allen Robertson
Waurika
Carol Goosetree
Chickasha
Renee Youree
Addington
Denise Jung
Dana Skelton
Duncan
Lanita Smith
Canton
Judy Clinton
Ginger Jolly
Davis
Glenda Foreman
Archer City
State Auditor Denies Charge
State auditor Joe Bailey Cobb denies allegations by Ravia councilman Homer Gilreath that Cobb threatened him with a gun last week. Ardmore District Attorney James Clark said he would charge Cobb with assault with a dangerous weapon and issue a warrant, with Cobb due in Tishomingo court. Cobb called the charges false and said the facts would emerge in court.
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Tishomingo
Joe Bailey Cobb
Ravia
Dist. Atty
James Clark
Ardmore
Cobb
Homer Gilreath
Gilreath
Chilean president Allende leads in municipal elections
In Chile, Salvador Allende's Popular Unity coalition led in municipal elections with 871,724 votes or 48.45 percent as half the ballots counted. Opposition parties trailed, and a student rally outside Santiago showed leftist support amid reports of two pistol seizures and one death nearby.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Popular Unity Coalition
Socialist Party
Sepulveda
Andress Zaldivar
Jorge Ovalle
Communist Youth Organization
Puerto Aysen
Daniel Vergara
USDA Weighs Public Farm Subsidy Recipient List
USDA officials plan a quick decision on what payment data to publish for farm subsidy recipients who collected at least 5,000 dollars last year. The plan may publish only names, omitting addresses, with a computer printout slated for public inspection if approved.
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USDA
Washington
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Senate Agricultural Appropriations Subcommittee
Usda Appropriations
Spessard Holland
D-Fla
Subcommittee
Department
Congress Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
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