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Crossword Clue Dense Puzzle From The Newspaper
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City eyes funds to finance Second Street upgrades
City officials discussed potential funding for Second Street and East Gore and Cache Road projects. They cited state urban system funds of about 400000 with possible add ons up to 1 million from community development block grants, though rules limit non low income area benefits. Engineering plans split the projects into segments to enable cost lowering and faster approval.
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Second Street
Metzinger
East Gore
Cache Road
Lawton City
Robert P. Hendrick
Flower Mound Road
45Th
Hendrick Engineering Co
U.S. 62
67Th
82Nd
Goodyear Boulevard
97Th Street
Poe & Associates, Corp
Ferris
BC Alley
Ferris and Gore
Attorney General Opinion Eyed In Suspended Players' Lawsuit
A Fayetteville hearing over Arkansas Razorback suspensions for Ben Cowins Micheal Forrest and Donny Bobo focused on an attorney general opinion asserting Coach Lou Holtz has discretion to determine team composition. The suit seeks injunction to force Holtz to reinstate the players and alleges decisions may rest on personal whim or possible racial considerations.
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Little Rock, Ark
Lou Holtz
John W. Walker
U.S
Budge Terry L. Shell
Fayetteville
Holtz
Ben Cowins
Micheal Forrest
Donny Bobo
Oklahoma
Miami
Walker
Ray Trammel
University
Shell
Attorney General's Office
Ellen Brantley
Attorney General’s Office
Bacon Born Nathaniel Bacon Leader of Rebellion
Nathaniel Bacon a lawyer and leader of Bacon's Rebellion was born on January 2 1642 in Virginia.
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Nathaniel Bacon
Bacon
Virginia
Tulsa Lawmaker Bets County Liquor Vote Bill
State legislator prefiles a bill for a statewide vote on a constitutional amendment to allow county option liquor-by-the-drink. If approved, county elections would align with the general vote and decide liquor-by-the-drink, a ban on all alcoholic beverages, or retention of the current store system.
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Charles Cleveland
Funeral services for Mrs Maggie Alvis Schlumbohm 77
Mrs Maggie Alvis Schlumbohm 77 of 2702 G died at 10 19 p m Tuesday in a local hospital after a short illness Funeral services 10 30 a m Friday at Jefferson Baptist Church Rev Kenneth Hayes officiating Burial Sunset Memorial Gardens Lawton Ritter Dalton Funeral Home in charge She was born February 17 1900 in Clarksville Texas married John Henry Schlumbohm August 21 1917 Lawton He died June 13 1975 Survivors include daughter Virginia Snider son J H Schlumbohm six grandchildren four great grandchildren and several siblings in Norman Duncan Arapaho and other areas.
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Maggie Alvis Schlumbohm
Jefferson Baptist Church
Kenneth Hayes
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Lawton- Ritter-Dalton
Schlumbohm
Clarksville
Texas
John Henry Schlumbohm
Lawton
Central Baptist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Pioneer Women’s Club
Harvey
Virginia) Snider
J.H. Schlumbohm
Decatur
Karey Fuqua
Norman
Koenig Fuqua
Glen Fuqua
Alta Simpson
Duncan
Lola Fuentez
Arapaho
Security Firm Ordered To File New Application
City Manager Robert Metzinger ruled the city lacks sufficient evidence to suspend terminate or revoke security officer Michael Rankin license but orders a new license application by Jan 9 due to improper issuance Hearings on Nov 9 and Dec 13 reviewed Rankins misrepresentation on the original application Metzinger cited a improper application and warned the license could be voided if Rankin does not apply again.
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Robert Metzinger
Michael Rankin
Rankin
Metzinger
Explosion at Port City Plant Rips Through Area
A blast at a grain facility capacity 3.5 million bushels shattered windows miles away and twisted a railroad engine. A security guard reported a flash and massive flame while residents described houses lifting from their foundations. Hospital reports 23 burn cases with two in critical condition.
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Houston
Todd Shipyards
Barbara Agraves
Don McCoy
John Sealy Hospital
Parity and subsidies debate among farmers in Oklahoma
In Southwestern Oklahoma farmers urge federal payments to match rising costs with 100 percent parity, arguing producers should be compensated as prices rise. They warn of Big Agriculture if left to market forces, note widespread debt, tractor protests, and uncertain Congress responses while urging a nationwide decision affecting all citizens.
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Cotton County
Oklahoma
Comanche County
Congress
Washington
Trial Ordered After Preliminary Hearing for Escape Charge
Special District Judge Keith Aycock bound 18 year old David Morton over to district court for trial following today’s preliminary hearing on an escape charge. Morton, serving a five year term for robbery with firearms, allegedly escaped Oct 24 from the Community Treatment Center. Morton had prior Shawnee robbery with a service station conviction.
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Keith Aycock
David Morton
Morton
Moton
Shawnee
Carter picks John White as Democratic Party chairman
The White House released Carter's telegram praising John White as loyal and capable. White, a Strauss ally and Carter negotiator for foreign trade, beat Tim Kraft and Chuck Mannatt for the post and faces party debt and lingering internal strife.
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Carter
White House
John White
White
Strauss
Tim Kraft
California
Chuck Mannatt
Kraft
Mannatt
Jerry Brown
Lloyd M. Bentsen
Texas
George McGovern
Farm Vote
Agriculture Department
Curtis
Joel McCleary
Columbus Discovered Beer In 1502 On Fourth Voyage
Columbus likely drank beer made from maize during his 1502 voyage to Central America. Philip C Katz of the United States Brewers Association notes on premise sales now account for about 35 percent of U S beer and food stores nearly 40 percent.
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Washington
America
Christopher Columbus
Central America
Philip C. Katz
United States Brewers Association
Katz
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