Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma and surrounding zones
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Tuesday across zones 9 to 14, 1S and 16 to 21 with varying winds and mid to upper 30s to mid 50s highs. Out of state forecasts show cooler conditions in Kansas Missouri Arkansas Colorado North Central Texas New Mexico, with snow chances in northern mountains and lows near single digits to 20s. Astronomical data notes sunrise 7 38 a m and sunset 5 26 p m Tuesday, new moon 12 25 p m.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
New Mexico
Boston
Brownsville
Buffalo
Burlington
Charleston
S.C
Charlotte, N.C
Cheyenne
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbia, S.C
Columbus
Dalles-Ft. Worth
Dayton
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Duluth
E Paso
Fairbanks
Fargo
Great Falls
Hartford
Helena
Honolulu
Nilonanetis
Jackson, Miss
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami Beach
Midland-Odessea
Milwaukee
Mois
St. Paul
Nashville
New Orleans
New York
Norfolk, Va
North Piotte
Omeoho
Ortendee
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Providence
Rateigh
Rapid City
Renon Richmond
St. Louis
St. Prbg
Tampa
Salt Lake City
San Antonio
San Diego
San Francisco
San Juan
PLA
St. Ste. Marie
Seattle
Shreveport
Sioux Fatls
Spokane
Syracuse
Tucson
Washington
Wichitcon
Atlanta
Chicago
Indianapolis
Miami
Anchorage
Fort Worth
Snowfall Expected In Northeast U S
The Associated Press reports heavy snow warnings eased as the main storm moved off shore. Up to six inches could fall along the Lake Ontario New York shore while travel advisories remained in effect for parts of Illinois Kentucky Pennsylvania Minnesota Wisconsin and the Northeast.
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Atlantic
New York
Lake Ontario
National Weather Service
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Virginia
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
New Jersey
New England
Mississippi Valley
Missouri Valley
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Intermountain
Key West
Fla
Pellston
Mid
Memorial Births in City and Southwest Oklahoma Hospital
Memorial births include a son to Reginald Bookman and wife at 9 41 p.m. December 24 and two daughters born December 26 to Alexander and Brown with weights 6 8 and 7 9. Numerous admissions and dismissals follow from local addresses and the PHS Indian Hospital listing several new arrivals and residents across Lawton Comanche and surrounding areas.
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Reginald Bookman
Monroe
Larry Alexander
Route 4
Dan R. Brown
Kristee C. Wright
Templeton Terrace
Dennis M. Strait
Carlene T. Smith
Ave. I
Wanda J. Morris
Comanche
Linda D. Berry
Rubye M. Berry
Billy W. Blackburn Jr
Elgin
Christy Campbell
Brian M. Coggins
Thomas G
Carroll Drive
Mary E. Roberts
Apache
Rose M. Shaw
Lucious C. Sims
Mieling Drive
Arthur Smith
Peggy A. Snider
Leslie C. Walker
Cyril
Winnye Whitaker
Duncan
Angela A. Whitney
Walters
Jimmy A. Wiersema
Laurence L. Brett
Edward Culbreth
Eric B Ata Teats
Taylor
Shawn P. Doiron
Cade Gene L. Harpert
Ridgecrest Drive
Steven R. Kirk
Ashtabula Tragedy Remembered On Century Later Night
Snow blankets the Ashtabula Creek area as the Pacifi c Express nears the bridge. Engineer G D Folsom hesitates to trust the 150 foot span and the wreck kills 92 of 158 aboard. The disaster triggers blame on Amasa Stone and a flawed bridge design.
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Ashtabula Creek
Ashtabula
Ohio
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Neil Bibler
Ashtabula, Ohio
Pacifi Express
G. D
Pap” Folsom
Pride of
Erie
Dan McQuire
McQuire
Folsom
Amasa Stone
Stone
Five Nations Ahead Of U.S. In Per Capita Income in 1975
World Bank data show the United States ranking fifth in per capita income in 1975, with Kuwait United Arab Emirates Qatar Switzerland and Sweden posting higher figures. The Bank notes stagnating growth for industrialized nations since 1973 and rising populations in developing nations.
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U.S
Washington
World Bank
The
United States
Kuwait
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Switzerland
Sweden
Denmark
Canada
Germany
Norway
France
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Colorado
Texas
Cooter
NOAA
US Dept of Commerce
Plains
Upper Midwest
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lawton
Ponca City
McAlester
Hobart
Ardmore
Fayetteville
Childress
Tulsa
Fort Smith
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma City
Guyman
Albany
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Asheville
Atlantic City
Austin
Baltimore
Billings
Birmingham
Bismarck
Boise
Associated Press
Santa
Helen E. McIntosh
Oak
C. J. Nybo
Wilbur Prestinge
Tomlin Place
Rich Kim Lee
Rod W. Woodward
Snyder
Edwin S. Wright
Southwestern
Otto B. Byars Sr
Drexel
Constant Pierce
Bishop Road
Clara L. Gilham
Bethany
Hattie Meeks
H. John Boelen
Fletcher
David L. Lucas
Peggy Newhouse
Cache
Esther M. Norris
Marguerite E. Appel
Jessie Boonie Adams
Garfield
James Adams
Frances Watson
Dorchester
PHS Indian Hospital
Sammy Hill
Norman
Matthew Ware
Anadarko
Benjamin Harrison
Geary
Frank Dupoint
Jeffrey Scallion
Jessie Noyobad
Leslie Harjo
Sasakwa
Earl Burgess
Kenneth William
Harry Tahsequah
Lorene Mowatt
Woodrow Hale
Darrel Cable
Arkansas City
Ark
Larry Yarborough
William Berry
Lookeba
Francis Caddo
Rena Hankin
Leigh Silverhorn
Pamela Lewis
Ruby McKinney
Quinton Queton
Nelson Harry Jr
Marmaduke
Columbia
Socrates
R. Gregory Nokes
Saudi Arabia
Samuel Beckett
Waiting For Godot
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