Federal pressure to license Black trucker in Florida
Attorney Richard Rumrell urged the Public Service Commission to grant a license to Willie Cooper of Jacksonville, saying the move would end vestiges of past discrimination. He framed the request as aligning Florida policy with federal anti discrimination directives from transportation officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
PSC
Sol Proctor
U.S. Transportation
Justine Fischer
Florida
Proctor
Washington
Cooper, North Florida Trucking Co
Jacksonville
Departments of Transportation
North Florida Trucking
Horoscopes and Public Hearing Blend in One Page
The page presents daily astrological forecasts for all signs with cautious advice on finances and work. It also contains a dispute over a highway construction bid in Florida where minority participation is debated, highlighting PSC hearings and statements from Proctor and Fischer on federal and state roles.
Garden seed and plant distribution in Comanche County
More than 6500 pounds of garden seeds and 2500 tomato plants were distributed in Comanche County this spring by two Community Action Program agencies. The General Service System led by Juliet Sharp and Neighborhood Service System led by Verna Gaines provided free seeds and plants to the elderly, handicapped, and low income families. The programs, branches of the Great Plains Improvement Foundation, included follow up demonstrations on canning, freezing, and drying foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Juliet Sharp
Verna Gaines
Hospital staff attend Oklahoma City health education meeting
Two P H S Indian Hospital staff Eddie Washburn and Emerson Eckinardy represent the hospital at a Community Health Education meeting in Oklahoma City this week. The five day event, sponsored by the Area Office of the Indian Health Service, runs Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.H.S. Indian Hospital
Eddie Washburn
Emerson Eckinardy
Oklahoma City
Area Office of the Indian Health Service
Police Reports List Local Theft and Property Complaints
City police records reveal multiple thefts and property crimes reported by residents and businesses. Names include Courtney Harden Ainsworth Van Lines George Keith Catherine Hornbeck Kurt Aurell Troy Gilley James William Smith Jiffy Store Katherine McPhearson Darrell Snell Betty Davis with locations on Carver Ellsworth Lindy Bell Oak Oak 101 Gore 2102 Oak 20th Andrews SW 11th NW Andrews NW 24th and other sites.
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Lawton
Courtney Harden
Carver
Ainsworth van Lines
SE 1St
George Keith
Ellsworth
Gore
Catherine Hornbeck
Lindy
Kurt W. Aurell
Bell
Troy A
Andrews
Auta
Freshman Snares Area Beauty Title
Laurie Winton, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Winton, was crowned Miss Cache High School and will compete in Oklahoma's Junior Miss Pageant in Miami next January. She represented Cache 4-H Club and performed a gymnastic dance during talent. First runner up Ginger Martin painted a landscape. Second runner Gabrielle Ormson performed Nadia's Theme ballet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache
Laurie Winton
Charles Winton
Cache High School
Oklahoma
Joanna Ezzell
Annie John
Mark Johnson
Bobbie Glasby
Coin design locked for 25 years without Congress
Once a coin is designed and issued, it cannot be altered for 25 years unless Congress approves. The rule binds mint officials to maintain the new design, preventing midterm changes and ensuring structural stability of currency.
Lawton LMAPC to review Carr-Kinder Industrial Park final plat
The Lawton Metropolitan Area Planning Commission will meet at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in City Hall to consider acceptance of the Carr-Kinder Light Industrial Park final plat and related actions. The agenda includes annexation requests, rezoning for 2516 Gore, an amendment to the Washington 1400 block land use plan, relaxation of church lot size rules, subdivision regulation revisions, Crosby Park Estates Part 3 final plat, and several lot splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr-Kinder
Lawton Metropolitan Area
Bill G. Henley
Gore
Washington
Citizen's National Bank
LMAPC
Crosby Park Estates
CDC seeks 1957 Yucca Flats troops for leukemia study
The CDC is compiling a roster of soldiers from the 54th Airborne Infantry Regiment and the 82nd Airborne Division who were at Yucca Flats during nuclear test exercises in 1957. About 1,100 personnel attended. six who served with the 504th were found but were not in 1957. Two former soldiers at Yucca Flats with acute leukemia have been located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
National Center For Disease Control
Nevada
CDC
54Th Airborne Infantry
82Nd Airborne Division
504Th
Yucca Flats
Glyn G. Caldwell
Cancer Branch
Stockmen Drought Bulletin Hits Prices and Markets
Drought and low spirits press cattle prices and futures as information details arrive. Premier Breeding Center offers a free mail update by writing to P.O. Box 350 Bennett Colorado 80102.
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P.O. Box
Bennett, Colo
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Kuntz
Kuntz Elementary School
Raphael Glapion
Ralph Glapion
Danny Jacobsma
Larry Jacobsoa
Williams
Jonathan Hipp
Ronal Hipp
Norman Circle
Doug Hoadley
Viola Fort
Aries
Taurus
Leo
Aquarius
Torreans
U.S. Grant
U.S.A
Samuel Morse
THE
Lawton Constitution
Sun
Lawton Morning Press
Sunday Constitution Lawton Publishing Co
Incord & A
Okla
Fort Sill
Constitution
H. R. Orsburn
Arlington
Suite D
Dale Carnegie
Conway & Hale
Blvd
Sheridan Rd
Oklahoma Leadership Institute
Continuing Education Council
Citizens National Bank
Pal
Tayetnare
Bos Wasa
Dan D
Peet Maso
Elizabeth M. Hartman
Snares
Paul R. Cooper
Salt Lake City
Mth
Donald Coe
Tompkinsville, Ky
12Th Infantry
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