Court Postpones Hearing On Land Transfer Plan
Oklahoma Supreme Court delays review of the 9460 acre transfer from Wildlife to the Industrial Development and Parks Department after the Oklahoma Wildlife Federation challenged the plan. Atty Gen Ben Williams postpones the hearing to September 14 to allow both sides to secure counsel.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
The
Wildlife Commission
Industrial Development and Parks Department
Oklahoma Wildlife Federation
High Court
Atty. Gen. S
Ben Williams
Tulsa Black School Patrons Rally Against Desegregation Plan
Black patrons in Tulsa held a protest at a North Tulsa Baptist Church after a federal judge approved desegregation steps. They argued the board should not close black schools and pressed for broader integration across junior high, senior high, and elementary levels following recent court decisions.
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Tulsa
Okla
Abier Ae
North Tulsa
Erlene Walker
Carver Junior
Metro
Washington High
Britannica cites patent office issuing over 40000 patents yearly
Encyclopaedia Britannica states the United States Patent Office grants more than 40 000 patents each year, reflecting high innovation activity across industries.
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The
U.S. Patent Office
Encyclopaedia Britannica
United States Pushes Two China Resolutions at UN
U S moves to admit Red China to the United Nations while preserving Nationalist China seat. George Bush outlines cosponsors as Albania and 17 others back the plan and a two thirds vote would be required to expel the Nationalists. China denounces the move as two Chinas trickery.
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U.S
China
United Nations
NWN. Y
United States
George Bush
U.N
Peking
Formosa
Nathe
Red China
William P. Rogers
Albania
Friends of Peking
Nationalists
People’s Republic of China
Chiang Kaiehek
Nixon
Hsinhua
New China
Rogers
Washington
U.S. Imperia
Senate Democrats Strike Compromise on Election Spending Law
Senate Democrats and Republicans reach a quick consensus on three key points of election spending reform, including a 10 cent per voter spending limit with media split, repeal of equal-time rules for all federal candidates, and creation of a six-member Federal Elections Commission. The deal maintains a 5-5 funding mix and allows up to 20 percent of print dollars to fund broadcasting, while the House opposes broad repeal beyond presidential races.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Elections Commission
John C. Pastore
D-R.l
Pastore
House
Children's House Sets Open House
Lawton Oklahoma's Children's House at 610 Gore Blvd will host an open house from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on August 10. Refreshments will be provided and student work from the summer program will be on display. Parents and the public are invited. Rhonda Refsnider is the director.
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Lawton Children’s House
Gore Blvd
Rhonda Refsnider
Cityan Receives $360 ADF Scholarship at Oklahoma
William Scott Stover of 2810 N. 24th earned a $360 Alumni Development Fund scholarship for the 1971-72 academic year at the University of Oklahoma. The ADF awards 50 scholarships annually. Stover ranked 31st in a 600-student high school graduating class and will enter as a freshman intending a humanities major.
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William Scott Stover
William C. Stover
ADF
University of Oklahoma
Stover
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