Sacred Circles exhibits open at Nelson Art Gallery
Ninety museums contribute articles for Sacred Circles Indian art exhibition opening at the Nelson Art Gallery for a preview of its only American showing. The display features 850 artifacts from six countries including Powhatan mantle loaned from Oxford and artifacts dating back to 1500 B C.
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Kansas City
Pocahontas
John Smith
Smith
Powhatan
Sacred Circles
Nelson Art Gallery
Oxford
Ashmolean Museum
Stuttgart Museum
West Germany
Prince Maximilian
Missouri River
Ohio
Mississippi
United States
South Central Oklahoma Alcohol Council Backs SB 280
Members of the South Central Oklahoma Alcohol Abuse Council voted to support Senate Bill 280 the Oklahoma Alcohol Service Act at a meeting in Taliaferro Community Mental Health Center. They signed a petition to be given to Sen. Al Terrill and discussed coordination of alcoholism services with James W. Hannum noting Western State Hospital work. The next meeting is set for 1 30 p m May 4 at Taliaferro Center.
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South Central Oklahoma
Funeral service for former Lawton resident Frank J. Stuever Jr
Frank J. Stuever Jr. 28 of Universal City Texas died Wednesday in Houston after a brief illness. Funeral at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Friday with burial in Sunset Memorial Cemetery. A rosary was held tonight at Becker Funeral Home Memorial Chapel. He was born December 30 1948 in Lawton and graduated Lawton High in 1967. He married Cheryl Tillman April 19 1968 in Wichita Falls. He was a construction worker and a member of Blessed Sacrament Church. Survivors include his wife two sons his parents five brothers two sisters and grandparents.
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Lawton
Frank J. Stuever Jr
Universal City
Tex
Houston
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Elmer Robnett
Sunset Memorial Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home Memorial Chapel
Stuever
St. Mary’s Catholic School
Lawton High School
Cheryl Tillman
Wichita Falls
Frank III
Robert Wesley
Frank J. Stuever
Arlington
Richard
J. Patton
Denison
John C
Gregory N
NE 25Th
William Ben
Enid
Kay Ferris
Oklahoma City
Twyla R. Nored
Vashti
O.A. Wright
Carter Library plan eyed as mail flood grows
President Carter receives about 78 000 pieces of mail weekly and John Dunn outlines a plan to sort and store papers for a future library. Dunn estimates four years of mail could total up to 10 million items and says selective preservation could save the government money. He projects initial library costs around 10 to 12 million. Dunn notes existing presidential libraries already backlog Kennedy Nixon and Ford. Electricity from the Aswan High Dam will illuminate every Egyptian village by 1980.
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Atlanta
Carter
John Dunn
Dunn
Georgia
Washington
White House
General Services Administration
Lyndon) Johnson
Austin
Kennedy
Nixon
Ford
Aswan
Egypt
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New York
Park Avenue
By Deborah Smith
Datsolalee
New Mexico
Woodland
Great Plains
Desert
Northwest Coast
State Alcohol Act
Mellers
Midwest Furniture Mart
W. Cache Rd
Sheridan At
Gore Blvd
Lee Blvd
13Th St
Frank Stuever Jr
Ae Fari
New Barrelhead
Lawton Coca Cola Bottling Company
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