Workers Win Race To Finish Alaska Pipeline In Snow
In Alaska, workers finished the 800 mile trans Alaskan pipeline route at Thompson Pass amid six feet of snow. The project, costing about 8 billion, employed up to 20,000 workers and faced overrun reviews by government agencies. Formal dedication in Valdez is planned for September.
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Nchorage
Alaska
Thompson Pass
Lou Cancelmi
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Japan
Atlantic
Alyeska
Valdez
Funerals Held Across Cache and Surrounding Areas
Obituaries announce funeral services for Ola F Kern 85 of Cache who died after a heart attack in Lawton. Other services include Joseph J Kinkade 75 and Michael Joseph Weatherman six months old in Apache and Sterling. Burial arrangements and survivors listed.
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Cache
Ola F. Kern
Lawton
Cache United Methodist Church
George Stauffer
Cache Cemetery
Huddleston
Kern
Neosho Falls
Kan
Bess Schlumbohm
Everett
Kenneth
Rt. 1
Ollie Glandon
Joseph J. Kinkade
Centenary United Methodist Church
Tom Hubbard
Faxon Cemetery
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Michael Joseph Weatherman
Marquita Weatherman
Crews Funeral Home
Andy Kamphius
The
Apache Reformed Church
Cache Creek Indian Cemetery
Conrad James Starr
New Mexico
Kenneth David Weatherman
Bill Howard
Apache
Josie Starr
Marguerite Weatherman
California
Nora Fatty
Lottie Kate Moore
Sterling
Sterling First Baptist Church
Adrian Smith
Ron Hood
Sterling Cemetery
Miss Moore
McKinney
Tex
Eva Moore
Lem Moore
Parker
Ariz
Joe Moore
Lindy
J. M. Moore
Harold Moore
Abilene
Velda King
N. 13Th
Beulah Meier
Sullivan
Ind
Supreme Court Sidesteps Review of Teachers and Segregated Private Schools
The Supreme Court refused to review a Mississippi case challenging firing teachers who enrolled their children in a private all white school. Calhoun County Board fired three teachers under a policy steering students to public schools, a decision previously upheld by the Fifth Circuit.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Calhoun County, Miss
Calhoun Academy
U.S. Circus Court
New Orleans
Fhel
Prospectort
Warren E. Burger
Circuit
Calhoun County School Board
Billy D. Cook
Loula Juanita Milton Adams
W. P. Wright
Calhoun County
Wisconsin Man Confirms Swine Flu Case Amid Reports
CDC confirms a Wisconsin worker Don Harris tested positive for swine influenza A in throat cultures. Earlier, a Concordia lineman Larry Hardison was suspected but later inconclusive. antibody tests showed rises, suggesting exposure. The case frames broader questions about swine flu significance this fall.
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Atlanta
Wisconsin
National Center For Disease Control
CDC
New Jersey
Don Berreth
Don Harris
Brodhead
Berreth
Concordia
Larry Hardison
Hardison
Missing fireplace materials from residence on Dunstan
Builders from NIT Inc. found all fireplace materials and accessories stolen from a house at 2306 Dunstan Street on Monday morning after resuming work post weekend. Officials say the materials were present when they halted construction Friday.
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Dunstan
NIT Inc
United Way Nears 1976 Goal in Lawton Fort Sill Drive
Lawton Fort Sill United Way reports 95 percent of its 456000 goal with 433307 raised. Final campaign calls and a rescheduled December board meeting set for December 30. Budget committee meets December 28 to prepare allocation recommendations.
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Lawton-Fort Sill
United Way
Fountain
Oklahoma City State Grain Prices Report
The State Department of Agriculture lists today’s market quotes for WHEAT BARLEY MILO SOYBEANS and ALFALFA HAY across Oklahoma cities with prices per bushel or ton. Broilers live and eggs prices are also shown.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Aston Beaver
Perryton
Muskogee
Manchester
Eldorado Pauls Valley
Keyes
Medford
Clinton
Ponca City
Weatherford
Banner
el Reno
Geary
Kingfisher
Okeene
Watonga
Yukon
Hobart
Temple
Lawton
Houston
Barley
Afton
Pauls Valley
Burglary Reported in Comanche County Weekend Theft
Comanche County sheriff's deputies investigate a $3,000 burglary over the weekend. Tony Kuntz of Fletcher reported burglars stole silver items, a television, clothes and other belongings from his home on Monday.
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Comanche County
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Gulf of Mexico
Andrew Rollins
U.S. Interior Department
Alaska Pipeline Office
Chuck Champion
Prudhoe Bay
Michael J. Weatherman
Calhoun
Heno
the Lawton Constitution
Sun
Lawton Morning Press
Sunday Constitution Lawton Publishing Co., Inc
3Rd & A Ave
Lawton, Okla
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Constitution
Bee Ee
Comet, & Sendey
APO
Gibson Discount Pharmacies
S. Sheridan
Cache Road
Foust
Anthony Libro
N. Sheridan
Cache Rd
Sheridan
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
N_Y
Equitable General Insurance Co
Ft. Worth
DIAL
Raulston Furniture
Grateful Dead
Curtis Mayfield
Bette Micher
Eric Clapton
J. Geils Band
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Strauss
Eduard Strauss
Jess
Yusef Lateef
Jimmy Witherspoon
Dave Brubeck
Ramsey Lewis
Miles Davis
Duke Ellington
John Coltrane
Cannonball Adderley
Virgil Fox
Bach
Ull
C' Ave
Maurice Abravanel
Utah Symphony
William Steinberg
Pittsburgh Symphony
Maurice Andre Alfred Brendel
Andres Segovia
London Symphony Orchestra
Sylvia Marlowe
Beethoven
Brownie McGhee Lightnin
Hopkins
Doc Watson
Buffy Sainte Marie
Otis Spann
Jimmy Rushing
Joan Baez
John Lee Hooker
Veres Tewerd Odt
Julian Bream
de Falla
Vita Lobos
Sor
Turia, Torroba
Ratcliffe
Westminster Gold
RCA
Vanguard
Columbia
Elektra
Phil Atlantic
Sir Adrian Boult
London
Maurice Andre
Adol Scherbaum
Cache Road Square
West Gore
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