Society of Newspaper Editors split on 1972 presidential issue
Washington editors forecast a split verdict on Nixon in 1972 with the economy and Vietnam war as top factors. Though many expect a Nixon victory, several editors warn a crisis or sharp economic change could alter the outcome. The 18 year old vote is seen as pivotal in the race.
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Lawton Constitution
Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
White House
Nixon
Congress
Talbot Patrick
Rock Hill
S.C
Evening Herald
Patrick
Vietnam
Glen Boissonneault
Flint
Mich
Charles A. Guy
Lubbock
Tex
Avalanche-Journal
Guy
Bower Hawthorne
Minneapolis Tribune
Walter E. Hussman
Palmer
Arkansas
Texas
Robert M. White II
The
Mexico
Grand Forks
N.D
Herald
North Dakota
Senate confirms 10 of Gov Hall appointments in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City AP Ten of Gov. David Hall's appointments to state boards were approved by the Senate on Tuesday. New Highway Commission members are Dr. Wilbur Whiteneck of Woodward and Robert M. Kerr of Altus, replacing Cook and West with terms to 1977 and 1973 respectively. Billy Ray Gowdy of Boise City is named to the Agriculture Board for five years and as president after the April 26 meeting. Five regents at Altus Junior College were also confirmed for terms from one to seven years.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Senate
State Highway Commission
State Board of Agriculture
Highway Commission
Wilbur Whiteneck
Woodward
Robert M. Kerr
Altus
Whiteneck
Leon Cook
Enid
Kerr
Cooper
Elk City
Cook
West
Pointment
Billy Ray Bowdy
Boise City
Roy Hanes
Keyes
Gowdy
Hall
Board of Regents
Altus Junior College
Hiram K.myers Jr
Hollis
Waldo T. Oden
John Gover
Earl E. Abernathy
Darrill L.leverett
Raymond Burr Cultivates Orchids As Hobby
Actor Raymond Burr pursues orchid growing as a personal hobby, sharing his interest in rare flowers and careful cultivation practices during leisure time.
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Raymond Burr
New York Judge Assigned to Four Seasons Bankruptcy Hearings
A New York federal judge is assigned to pre trial hearings in the Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America bankruptcy case. Nine stockholder suits have been filed across Texas Ohio New York and Oklahoma. Hearings date not yet set. Norman Hirschfield former court appointed trustee seeks 150000 fee and 1761 reimbursements for service from June 26 1970 to Feb 9 with 30000 already paid on December 11.
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New York
Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America, Inc
Texas
Ohio
Oklahoma
Norman Hirschfield
Four Seasons
Hirschfield
QU Scientist Warns Of Drug Risks In Intestinal Blood Flow
A note of caution warns about digi talis-like drugs in patients with acute constriction or obstruction of intestinal vessels or hemorrhagic shock. Dr Linda L Shanbour from Oklahoma Medical Center reports adverse effects on intestinal circulation in animals given ouabain and urges clinicians to watch for complications when starting cubain therapy in reduced blood flow conditions.
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Chicago, Ill
Federation of American Socities For Experimental Biology
Linda L. Shanbour
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Incomplete budget cut leaves $120000 amid request
A report notes that $30,000 was trimmed from a $150,000 request, resulting in a remaining $120,000. Details on source, purpose, or approving body are not provided.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Journal
Twin City Sentinel
Waldo Proffitt Jr
Sarasota (Fla
Herald-Tribune and Journal
Derick Daniels
Detroit Free Press
William Hornby
Denver Post
Sue
Robert L. Woods
A. Elliott
Springfield
Grand Rapids
Press
U.S
Kress
City & State
Fiat Comfort Arms
L.ad
Bankamericard
Obo
Cache Road Sa
Matic
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