Council Orders Child Care Center To Close Or Move
The city ordered the Lee property centered child care to close or relocate by June 30 due to zoning violations. Sauerman noted two years of zoning laws in effect before the center began. a stop work order remained on a room under construction. Council debated allowing operation, approved a temporary water sewer extension policy, and requested a readiness report on a builder’s plat issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauerman
Lee
Larry Ferguson
Charles Beller
City Hall
Ferguson
Larry Fountaine
Planning Department
Walt Belland
Small Grain Behind State Pace In 1972
Oklahoma City AP report says small grain development lags behind 1971 with wheat 3 percent jointed versus 93 percent last year. Barley 67 percent and oats 41 percent jointing. wet fields delayed spring planting across counties. Alfalfa weevils widespread. some freeze damage noted. Fruit damage from cold generally light. Eastern range grasses grow well. Cattle conditions fair to good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Crop Reporting Service
Pageant Film To Be Broadcast On Channel 9
A television documentary titled Oklahoma's Holy City about the Wichita Mountains Easter Sunrise Service will be rebroadcast on Channel 9 in Oklahoma City at 8 30 a m Sunday. The half hour film includes interviews with pageant participants and E Maude Smith widow who oversees Holy City Grounds. It traces the service growth since 1928 and re creates 50 scenes from the pageant. Produced by Rev Bill Guilford of the Central Oklahoma Multi Media Association with Channel 9, script by Ron Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Holy City
Wichita Mountains
Channel 9
Oklahoma City
E. Maude Smith
Bill Guilford
Central Oklahoma Mullti- Media Association
Ron Ritchie
Ford To Expand Tulsa Glass Plant Add Second Line
Ford Motor Co. will add a second float glass line at the Tulsa glass plant now under construction. The move will add about 150 jobs to 450 600, double capacity and expand space from 640000 to 760000 square feet. First line due mid 1974 with the second later that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Ford Motor Co
Paul F. Lorenz
Ford Diversified Products Operations
Autopsy Report Awaited In Area Man's Death
Oklahoma City authorities awaited autopsy results in the death of Riley J. Constant 70 found face down in shallow water at Lake Apache area. Witness saw a dark pickup leaving the scene. wallet with $11 and a wrist watch were recovered. Funeral set for Thursday at Apache United Methodist Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Oklahoma City
Riley J. Constant
Constant
Fisherman’s Cove
G. E. Hood
A. Hood
Claud Branscom
William Banks
Red Turner
Howard Angus
Jose Rosell
Apache United Methodist Church
Asa Hendricks
Andy Kamphuis
Apache Reformed Church
Fairview
Apache
Crews Funeral Home
Winfield
Kan
Goldie Jennings
Elgin
Fort Sill
United Methodist Church of
North Vietnam Warns U.S. Of Bomb Dangers
U.S. bombardment in Laos resumes after North Vietnamese attacks. Senate leaders blame violation of the Laos cease-fire while Defense Secretary Richardson says air support was requested by the royal Laotian government and provided. Conflicting views on Indochina peace persist.
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Indochina
Cambodia
Laos
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
United States
Vietnam
Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
North Vietnam
Scott
Elliot Richardson
U.S
Richardson
Crowe urges restraint and action on Middle East violence
Crowe expresses sympathy for Palestinian refugees and warns that bitterness can lead to violence. He calls on international leaders to condemn killings and urge restraint by Palestinian and regional governments to stabilize refugees in Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Gaza. Britain backs renewed U N efforts with Waldheim and Jarring, and notes Nixon's Middle East priority.
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Crowe
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Gaza
Britain
Council
Kurt Waldheim
Middle East
Gunnar V. Jarring
Sweden
Nixon
Pawnee duty discussed by state officials and governor
Pawnee troopers and other state officials would be available for Pawnee duty if needed. Hardy said the governor assured law will be enforced equally and locally, offering assistance if local officials request it. He noted no negotiations occurred, only discussions of aspects of the situation while Pawnee remained peaceful with occasional traffic through the campground.
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Hardy
Canadian retail stores count tops one hundred fifty thousand
A report notes about 152,000 retail stores operate in Canada, reflecting broad national market reach across provinces and major urban centers. The figure underscores retail sector breadth and consumer access across the country.
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Canada
Oklahoma Seeks 1889 Settlers for Frontier Day Honor
Oklahoma officials led by Gov. David Hall invite all people who came to Oklahoma in 1889 or were born that year to a public reception Friday at 9 30 a.m. in the Blue Room at the state capitol. The event commemorates the Run of April 22 1889 opening land to white settlers. Call 521 1601 or 1 800 522 3741 to locate attendees.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Hall
Night of multiple robberies hits Mission Village area
Police report six armed robberies across Mission Village and nearby areas in one night. Cagle's Grocery at 101 Mission Village and Malone Oil Co. along Lee Boulevard were among the sites, with loot totaling around $1,050. Juvenile suspects are held for investigation as detectives seek identification of four masked attackers.
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Cagle
Mission Village
Malone Oil Co
S. Lee Blvd
Gore
Gillian
Ron Alarcon
Lee Blvd
Alarcon
Family Grocery
Dearborn
Cagle’s
Peggy Gill
Ft. Dix Not Closed In Military Cutback
The Pentagon announced major base closings and cuts including cuts at Imperial Beach Key West Albany Brunswick, Navy hospitals in Key West Portsmouth St Albans and Valley Forge general hospitals, Ft Worldters Army center with 716 soldiers 470 civilians for 14.6 million, and reductions at Westover Otis Alameda. SAC squadrons to deactivate. Army reorganization planned this summer. Ft Dix NJ remains open.
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Imperial Beach
Calif
Key West
Fla
Albany
Brunswick, Ga
Portsmouth
N. H
St. Albans
N.Y
Valley Forge
General Hospital
Ft. Wolters
Alameda
Army
U.S. Army
Ft. Dix
N.J
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
Fort Sill Men Face Hearing Over Marijuana Cultivation
Four Fort Sill men were bound over for a preliminary hearing May 8 on a felony charge of unlawfully cultivating marijuana. Police found almost 100 marijuana plants in the residence.
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Fort Sill
Nixon faces extended economic controls and rent rulings
The administration seeks to extend Nixon authority over economic controls beyond April 30 while Congress rejects certain price ceiling provisions. Senate advances rent controls tied to housing vacancy levels, House opponents back a current level freeze amid party tensions. In other news, bond set for four teens in a drug case and a raid on 194 Taft involving LSD sales to undercover agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
Nixon
Senate
House
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Six Arraigned on Pot Charges in Lawton District Court
Six Fort Sill men faced misdemeanor marijuana possession charges after a highway stop at U S 62 and SH 49. Arraigned Monday with $500 bond each, they requested jury trials. Troopers Giacomo and Kelly seized a small bag and a partially burned joint from the van.
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U.S. 62
S.H. 49
Fort Sill
Larry B. Cowser
Gary R. Olsen
Richard K. Poor
Robin D. Query
Ritchie G. Satterles
James M. Schmitt
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Ask Your Heart Association
State Pace
Ford
Sheridan
Berry's
Mideast
Pawnee
Give Heart Fund
Gibson
Maker
Eddy Hargraves
Dixon Carriage Works
Toronto
Avco Financial Services
Avco
Jarce Financial Services
Jose M. Cavaco
Brandford H. Linch
Michael FE. Nylander
James L. Raub
Raub
Taft
Lawton
S. 13Th
Sears Shopping Center
Tgetly v Tire & Auto Service Center
Sheridan and Bell
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