Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma and surrounding zones
Regional forecast covers Oklahoma zones 12 13 14 15 with fair to partly cloudy mild conditions through Tuesday temps mid 70s to near 80. Northerly winds shift light variable tonight. lows upper 40s. Neighboring zones 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 show fair mild. highs 70s. lows mid 40s. Out of state: Kansas Missouri Arkansas Colorado North Texas New Mexico with typical spring variation and scattered showers. Astronomical data note sunrise 6 45 a m and sunset 8 12 p m Tuesday with moon rise 1 10 p m on 26th.
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Dream Cruise Fails to Deliver for Paying Crew
Ten paying sailors claim the 72 foot ketch Barbara stranded off Florida after paying as much as 2080 dollars each to join a sail to 17 ports. Co owner arrested in Beaufort and the boat seized over bad checks. Crew reports payroll bounced, captain quit, injuries, and a Coast Guard hearing pending.
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Marina del Rey
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N.C
Crackers from 1960s shelters go to charity and pets
Detroit civil defense officials reveal 240000 boxes of stale 5 million pounds of crackers from 1960s fallout shelters. Most will feed wildlife or be given away. hard candy remains edible but flavorless. In Denver Oregon, governors wager beef versus salmon in NBA semis, with the loser paying out of pocket and the pot donated to charity. Rochester tale follows Homer LeBlond meeting guide dog Jerry, a former Ford family retrain pup, assigned after training at Leader Dogs for the Blind.
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Senate House Committees Eye Consumer Agency Legislation
A proposed federal Office for Consumer Advocacy seeks a three year, 60 million dollar budget to balance business influence. Supporters cite previous regulation costs to consumers and Carter administration backing, while opponents warn of added bureaucracy and higher prices. The bill, sponsored by Ribicoff Javits Percy Brooks Rosenthal, would create a three year agency to handle complaints and monitor regulatory actions for consumer interests.
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Memorial Births Reported by City SW Hospital
MEMORIAL births list three newborns with parents at Star Route Home addresses include Higganbotham Pan skratz Shipley and multiple families. Birth times on April 24 range from 4 50 p m to 11 32 p m with weights 7 13 8 4 and 7 12 respectively.
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Allen T. Pankratz
Summit
Carl G. Shipley
Nottingham Road
Elfriede Bradley
Adam
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Forest
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Atom
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Cache
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Grensted Lane
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Liberty
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Carter energy plan faces oil and coal industry criticism
Washington AP Carter's energy program draws fire from Standard Oil Indiana chairman John Swearingen and National Coal Association president Carl Bagge who argue the policy ignores industry costs and could curb oil exploration and force costly plant conversions. Schlesinger defends plan, says prices and standards will hold, with some areas exempt from coal conversion while promoting smaller cars to curb consumption.
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Crossword by Eugene Sheffer 7 10 Consumed 11 Pronoun
Cryptoquip style clue set from 1977 King Features Syndicate puzzle. Notes include mapping H equals O throughout the grid and hints about clue types such as pronouns and common words. The fragmentary text suggests wordplay and cryptic-puzzle instructions rather than a direct news item.
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Ifuchs HC Kdigez
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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