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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1973

Page

3

Recipients Recharge Implanted Pacemakers In Privacy Of Homes

In Silver Spring Maryland two patients Helen Chambers and Robert Frazier wear the world s first rechargeable pacemakers. They recharge weekly at home via vest coils and chairside boxes using household outlets.

Silver Spring Helen Chambers Baltimore Robert Frazier Johns Hopkins University

Soviets May Train In Oklahoma City Air Center

FAA chief Alexander Butterfield said no formal plan exists yet but he would expect Soviet training at the Oklahoma City air traffic control center if Moscow buys American equipment and seeks a system similar to the U S one. He cited a Kiev center as a larger comparable facility.

Washington Oklahoma City Federal Aviation Administration FAA Alexander P. Butterfield Soviet Union Butterfield Kiev

Bishop Kenneth Copeland Dies In Houston Rites Pending

Kenneth W. Copeland 61 longtime United Methodist bishop for the Houston area died after illness while at a Mexico City church conference. He led missions in 30 countries, previously headed the Nebraska area and held Texas pastorates. Survived by his wife and two daughters. Funeral plans pending.

Houston Kenneth W. Copeland United Methodist Church Mexico City Copeland Nebraska South Central Gulf Coast Conference General Board of Missions United Methodist Missions Joint Corsicana Cooper Dallas Wichita Falls San Antonio Haskell Texas Stillwater Oklo

Bartlett Urges FHA Loan Extension Action

Sen. Dewey Bartlett urged President Nixon to sign legislation to extend FHA loan capabilities until Oct. 1. He said expiration hurts builders and home buyers and adds hardships for Oklahomans and others in the process of buying or selling homes.

Oklahoma City Dewey Bartlett R-Okla Nixon Federal Housing Administration Bartlett Oklahoma

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