Council Rejects Private Club Change Amid Restaurant Plan
City council defeated a proposal to relax 300 foot private club limits near churches and schools as former councilman Dan Glascock sought a Class B license for a planned continental restaurant at 713 C Ave. A 7 to 3 vote upheld current ordinances and opposed lifting restrictions.
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Guy Robertson
Glascock
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Lawton
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Central Baptist Church
Chuck Wade
Lawton Board of Education
Ford and Japanese Leader Begin Two Day Talks in Washington
President Ford assured Prime Minister Takeo Miki of U S support for allies in Asia amid setbacks in Indochina as the two leaders opened a two day visit focusing on Asia security detente and arms talks with Kissinger and Miyazawa present.
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Takeo Miki
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Kiichi Miyazawa
Japan Frees 5 Radicals in Kuala Lumpur Hostages Still Held
Five freed Japanese Red Army guerrillas were released in Malaysia for an exchange with U S hostages at the American Embassy in Kuala Lumpur. Negotiations involved the terrorists in the embassy, a plane crew, and Malaysian officials as authorities prepared transfer plans and awaited word on the remaining captors.
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Red Army
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Tun Abdul Razak
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Limited Garbage Pickup Eyed For Friday As City Hires Help
City plans limited residential garbage service by Friday if all goes well as new workers train. A refuse pickup point will open Wednesday at Ahlschlager Park from 9 am to 6 pm. Full service is delayed until next week. Civil suit possible to compel wage payment. city withheld checks pending uniforms.
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Jim Richardson
Ahlschlager Park
Southwest 17Th
G. Richardson
Richardson
Green
Lawton
Hoffa Family Posts 200000 Reward For Missing Leader
Jimmy Hoffa’s family offers a 200000 dollar reward for information leading to the safe return of the former Teamsters president. Hoffa’s son James P Hoffa and sister Barbara Crancer appeal to help from the United States and world. FBI to interview a rebel ex-Teamsters official who cites Hoffa’s claim of threats by Anthony Provenzano. Mickey Cohen says associates in Detroit sought help to learn Hoffa’s fate.
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James P.‘Hoffa
Barbara Crancer
United State
FBI
Anthony Provenzano
Mickey Cohen
Jimmy
Cohen
Detroi News
Patricia Hearst
Provenzano
Tony Pro
Firemen stage papier mache Nessie voyage for charity
Hertfordshire firemen build a female Nessie effigy with flashing eyes and a mating call to travel to Loch Ness by truck. Two inside crew navigate, hoping to lure the monster for a charity fundraising tour with six stops en route.
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Mel Hempstead
England
Scotland
Firemen
Hertfordshire
Ronald Percival
Hertfordshire Fire Brigade
Loch Ness
Percival
Hemel Hempstead
Israeli Air Strikes Hit Lebanon Targets Amid Guerrilla Fire
Israeli jets bombed a suspected guerrilla post in southern Lebanon and raided a refugee camp near Tyre while gunboats attacked the coastal town. Palestinian militants fired rockets into northern Israel, with reports of casualties among both sides and brief combat updates from Beirut and Israeli authorities.
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Lebanon
Tyre
Israel
Defense Ministry
Qiryat Shmonah
Beirut
Weather outlook for Lawton area through Wednesday
Fair warm days and mild nights persist in Lawton through Wednesday with a slight temperature shift. Tonight's low in the mid 60s and Wednesday's high in the mid 90s.
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Lawton
Insurance fund head calls workmen compensation system a Frankenstein monster
Oklahoma City AP reports the administrator of the State Insurance Fund told Gov. Berea's special advisory committee the present workers compensation system is a Frankenstein monster that must be revised to avoid major problems soon. New York AP notes state housing officials move to foreclose Co op City mortgage worth 436 million dollars affecting 11,500 tenants in the nation's largest cooperative housing complex.
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Teld
David Berea
New York
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