Household Work Guidelines Aired
Social Security extends coverage to household workers paid cash wages of 50 dollars or more in a calendar quarter for work in a private home. Includes maids cooks handymen gardeners and cleaning staff and babysitters when caring for children at a private home. Excludes employment by a parent child under 21 or spousal employment. Contact the Social Security Office 615 B or call 355-8700 for help with credit and reporting.
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Coleman Johnson
Social Security Office
Aikido Offered at Fort Sill This Fall
Aikido classes will be taught at Fort Sill sponsored by Cannon Recreation Center. The free course runs Sept 9 for five weeks, 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Open to men and women 14 to 65, military personnel and dependents only. registration is limited to 20. Call Mrs. Jo Simonsen at 351-2914 to enroll. Richard Denesi, first degree black belt, will instruct.
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Fort Sill
Cannon Recreation Center
Richard Denesi
Jo Simonsen
Gotebo lamb tops Tri County Free Fair grand champion
Ronda Geis, 15, Gotebo, won grand champion lamb with a Suffolk at the Tri County Free Fair. Mountain View entries led the swine show with a Duroc boar victory. Mountain Park dominated several divisions. judging continued with beef cattle to follow.
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Gotebo Lamb
Tri-County Fair
Arnegie
Ronda Geis
Gotebo
Jay Woodward
Woodward
Miss Geis
Suffolk
Jan Riffe
Mountain View
Mountain Park
Lawton
Donde Chancellor
Robert L. Geis
Hampshire
Lori Henson
Kim Killian
Kenny Reneau
Tri- County
Poland
Robin Killian
Barton Coe
Hydro
Rusty Davis
Carnegie
Kent Miller
Roosevelt
nNeavy
China
Scott Kellogg
Oil City
Brent Payne
Casey Smith
Ricky Simmons
Heavy
OUROC
Donna Chisum
Karen Overksen
Corn
Johnny Matlock
Anadarko
Teri Troub
Eddie Freie
Steve Halsted
Chester White
Mark Gardner
Dill City
Ereene Gardner
Craig Harris
Lonnie Knox
Wade Doy
Sentinel
Roy Mace
Berkshire
Chris Henson
Brian Heatfield
Broxton
Stacy Troub
Jimmy Linn
Steve Coon
Bryan Payne
Washita Heights
Jeffrey Payne
Washite Heights
Jon Riffe
Scott Weber
Anodork
Bryon Payne
Carolrank
Mike Unoton
Chamopion
Cora Frank
Yorkshire
Kelvin Hart
Ore Kelly Quinton
Mark Horn
Kevin Hart
Monty Roberts
Mitch McAbee
Rocky
Lex Moyers
Mark Johnson
Stoiey Olffendorfers
Jan Rufe
Heavy Duree
Ler Henson
Lambs Southdown
Patrick Gordon
Cordell
Joe Bill Cellar
Jence Smith
Stecie Nelson
Oney
Shropshire
Tommy Teabill
Jinel
Scott Loveber
Randy Heinrichs
Candy Soutier
Lowang Price
Angelo Eden
Candy Butler
Lowana Price
Eric Winden
Done Wilson
Lowono Price
Dorset
Scott Cellar
Rusty Riching
Russ Cunningham
Tracy Musick
Keith Milter
Kora Anderson
Ricky Redling
Ronda Gels
Gozebo
Ricky Riching
Randy Wedii
Jerry Stomers
Ricky Ridling
Scott Cessar
Rusty Ridking
Keith Miller
Koro Anderson
Rondo Dunlop
Conde Chancellor
Rusty Ridling
Lane Wilson
Lewano Price
Committee Blamed For Money Woes
Oklahoma City Democrat State Rep. A Visanio Johnson blamed the Legislative Committee on Public Safety and Penal Affairs for part of the financial mismanagement in the Department of Corrections. He spoke after Sen. Frank Keating raised LEAA grant audit reports and objected to Keating gaining a forum to renew charges against Gov. David Boren over the department's finances.
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Oklahoma City
Legislative Committee On Public Safety and Penal Affairs
Department of Corrections
A. Visanio Johnson
Johnson
Frank Keating
Rtulsa
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Keating
David Boren
Fron tier Days Rodeo and Celebration Kickoff at Eagle Park
The Fron tier Days celebration begins with an 8 p.m. rodeo at Eagle Park tonight and continues Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. with events including pony and bicycle races, a parade, a buffalo chip contest, a hanging, whisker contest, an old fiddlers contest, and a 5 p.m. barbecue. An 8 p.m. rodeo again Saturday. Stock supplied by Jerry Cart of Hinton. music by Bill Mack of Fort Worth.
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Ache
Fagle Park
Eagle Park
Jerry Cart
Hinton
Bill Mack
Fort Worth
Ford Model T Five Passenger Price in 1900s
In the early 1900s the Ford Model T five passenger four door was priced at $690, reflecting the era’s mass produced automotive affordability for middle income buyers. The figure highlights Ford’s pricing strategy during the transition to widespread car ownership.
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Donnie Freie
Jeane Morrison
David Mandrell
Dill
Yerty Humbarger
Oduroc
Kelley Moallock
Donald Cooper
Johnny Mallock
Kevin Reneau
Matt Little
Joe Gardner
Eugene Gardner
Lee Seif
David Bowlin
Tommy Oliphant
Billy Harmon
Brad Hatfield
Scott Wieber
Nick Earp
Todd Armstrong
Gilt Kim Killion
Kenny Reneca
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Deana Tate
Wesley Ingram
Broyhill
Kroheler
Famous Name Brands
Kroehler
Broyhill Lane
Highland House
Burlington House
Lees Evans & Black
Armstrong
Philco TV
Hickory Lang
Bassett
Pioneer Financial Services
Cali
C Street
Scotchgard Fabric
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