Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma and Surrounding Zones
Regional weather forecast covers zones 12 through 21 with variable cloudiness, chances of showers and thunderstorms. Highs mid 40s to upper 70s, lows upper 40s to upper 60s, winds southerly to westerly at 10 to 30 mph, lake wind warnings posted for several zones. Out of state forecasts include Kansas mostly cloudy with scattered precip and Missouri showers and thunderstorms, highs in 70s, with potential severe storms northwest and warm, clearing later Thursday.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Cameron Teachers Explore Creative Writing in Curriculum
Four Cameron faculty members and a Lawton teacher who has published plays will discuss integrating creative writing into the standard curriculum at a 9 a.m. meeting Saturday in the Shepler Center mezzanine. The session ends at 11 30 a.m. and targets teachers and writers with talks on working creative writing into curricula, writing plays, writing like a South African or South Dakotan, teaching mystery writing, and a haiku workshop led by Bette Lansdown.
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Cameron
Lawton
Shepler Center
Sherry Newell
Jim Brock
Tomlinson
George Stanley
Flower Mound approves $50,000 school bond
Residents of the Flower Mound school district approve a $50,000 construction bond by a 32 to 3 margin in a special election. The vote threshold was 60 percent for approval. officials say the 29 vote margin was well above the requirement. Funds will finance new school construction fixtures and furniture.
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Flower Mound
J. N. Logan
Comanche County
Police Reports List Theft and Burglary Complaints
City police records name complainants and locations for thefts and burglaries. Walter Wertz reports tools stolen from a residence on 1225 New York. Rafael Aiverez reports stereo equipment valued at 1400. Raymond Hughey reports a car stolen from 605 Sedalia Piece. Corlie Seigel reports a purse theft near Gore. Douglas Cook reports a motorcycle taken to OK 58862. multiple other residences and businesses listed with items stolen or burglary noted.
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Lawton
Walter Wertz
New York
Rafael Aiverez
44Th
Apt
Raymond Hughey
Ranch Oak
Sedalia
Carey Neal
Turtlecreek
Sunom Pok
Williams
Johnson Quick Pick Grocery
Wisconsin
Corlie Seigel
Euclid
Cor
Gore
Phillip McNeal
Toft
Beiva A. Lopez
S. 9Th
Lincoln School
Southwest 5Th and
Park
Douglas Edwards
Barclay Road
Helen Routh
Helen's Club
Cocie Road
William H. Richardson
Cimarron Troll
Pionter Trom Porch
Dovuglas Cook
City Student Wins Scholastic Award
Blake Dutcher a junior at Westminster College Fulton Mo received the American Legion Silver Medal Award for scholastic excellence during ROTC award ceremonies. The honor goes to a cadet in the top 10 percent of his class and top 25 percent of his ROTC unit who shows leadership and campus involvement. Dutcher is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe B Dutcher 811 NW 41st.
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Blake Dutcher
Westminster College
Fulton
American Legion
Dutcher
Joe B. Dutcher
Forage Diet Improves Weight Gain and Carcass Quality
Studies by USDA ARS show steers on a low quality forage diet with cement kiln dust gained weight faster, consumed less feed, and produced higher grading carcasses than those on a controlled diet, indicating potential efficiency benefits.
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USDA
S Agricultural Research
ARS
Top Blowers At Eisenhower Spring Carnival
Eisenhower High School Student Congress sponsors a Saturday spring carnival from 6 30 to 9 pm at the school. Ivalane Neptune faculty sponsor says most student groups will run booths for the fundraiser. Planned activities include a bubble gum blowing contest a dunking machine ring toss cakewalk a disco room and other traditional events.
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Eisenhower High School Student Congress
Ivalane Neptune
Indian Heritage Club to Host Vernon Bellecourt Talk
Cameron University Indian Heritage Club will sponsor a talk by Vernon Bellecourt of the Longest Walk at 2 36 p.m. Thursday in the Shepler Center mezzanine. Club president Bert McClung notes Bellecourt will cover 11 U.S. Congress bills on terminating treaties with tribes as Longest Walk plans a San Francisco to Washington march to publicize the legislation.
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Cameron University Indian Heritage Club
Vernon Bellecourt
Shepler Center
Bert McClung
Bellecourt
U.S. Congress
United States
San Francisco
Washington
D.C
Quails Quick Ground Runners With Short Flying Reach
A basic note states that quails run swiftly on the ground but can only fly short distances due to their short wings. This fact highlights their terrestrial speed and limited aerial ability.
Rodents Devastate Asian Harvests in CCF Report
A recent CCF World News issue published in Richmond reports that Asia loses about 33 million tons of food annually to rodents. Twenty percent of harvests are eaten or ruined before harvest, highlighting widespread crop damage across the region.
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Richmond, Va
CCF World News
The
Christian Children’s Fund
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Montooraery
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