Price Of School Lunches Rises Nationwide
An Associated Press survey shows school districts raise hot lunch prices this fall due to rising food costs and subsidy cuts. Many districts plan nickel to dime increases with some schools like San Francisco seeing 45 cent lunches. beef and milk prices surge.
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Johnny
Associated Press
Congressional Conference Committee
Agriculture Department
Florida Department of Education
George Hockenberg
San Francisco
Harriet Kossove
Ruling Due On Winters Appeal Bid
U S District Judge Wesley Brown was to decide today on a motion by state Treasurer Leo Winters for time to file a petition to the Supreme Court. The 10th Circuit in Denver had denied a similar request. Winters seeks to transfer his Oklahoma City trial to Muskogee.
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U. S. Dist
Wesley Brown
Leo Winters
U.S. Supreme Court
10Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Winters
U. S. Supreme Court
Muskogee
U. S
Harry Palmer
Luther Bohanon
Circuit Court
High Court
Securities Firms Ordered to Halt Sales in Oklahoma
Nassau Bahamas based Prestige Finance Corp Ltd and British West Indies International Communication Corp were ordered by the Oklahoma Securities Commission to stop selling securities. Neither firm is registered or licensed in Oklahoma. One brochure claimed investors could earn 1900 dollars per year per 100 investment.
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Oklahoma City
Nassau
Bahamas
British West Indies
Oklahoma
State Securities Commission
Prestige Finance Corp. Ltd
International Communication Corp
William Fisher
Stickers to Be Used as 1974 License Tags
Oklahoma's 1974 license tags will reuse the 1973 metal tags with small numbered identification stickers in the lower right corner. Gov. Hall said the change followed the destruction of the state's only tag factory during a prison riot. About 2.5 million stickers are needed at an estimated $75,000 to $100,000. bids will determine contracts.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
David Hall
Arraignment Held In Property Case
Glenn Poe, 22, 1516 Tennessee, is held on $5,000 bond after arraignment on feloniously withholding stolen merchandise. He allegedly kept a stereo set belonging to John Williams.
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Glenn Poe
Tennessee
John Williams
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