Chiefs Of Farm States To Meet In Minneapolis
Oklahoma Governor David Boren will join governors from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Nebraska in Minneapolis to press national officials on agricultural problems The group aims for fair farm prices and recognition of the financial crisis facing farmers including young growers Parity and foreign trade policy are also on the agenda Senator Dale Bumpers indicated Congress may act soon on farmers complaints while questioning parity as a solution
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Oklahoma City
David Boren
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Rudy Perpich
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Boren
Congress
Oklahoma
Omaha
U.S. Agriculture
Bob Bergland
American Agriculture Movement
George Camilli Jr
Boise City
Clues Sought in Slaying of 12 Year Old Boy
Duncan police say no new leads in the death of 12 year old Joey Jackson found near railroad tracks. Autopsy shows death by single stab wound to the abdomen. Body discovered by railroad workers. time of death remains very indefinite with no suspects named.
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Duncan
Joey Jackson
Oklahoma City
Dale Anderson
Anderson
Weather forecast brief for tonight and Friday
Partly cloudy skies with light rain possible tonight and Friday. Highs to the upper 40s today and near 50 Friday. Tonight low mid-20s with a 38 percent rain chance. Record high 56 and low 39 noted.
Carter Faces Nine Day Six Nation Trip For Peace And Energy
President Carter begins a nine day six nation journey aimed at promoting peace and human rights. He stresses energy policy as a unifying issue and plans talks with Poland's Edward Gierek and a landmark news conference in Warsaw.
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Carter
Washington
White House
America
Andrews Air Force Base
Sein
Jordan
Middle East
Congress
Koreans Reach Accord On Testimony In influence buying probe
The United States and South Korea plan to sign Friday agreements to have Tongsun Park testify in Washington linked to an alleged influence buying scandal. Park would be investigated in Seoul and then appear at trials, with immunity from prosecution and return to Korea guaranteed. He has links to a multimillion dollar plan by the South Korean CIA to sway U positions, with over 20 congressmen involved.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
Tongsun Park
Capitol Hill
Washington
Park
House Ethics Committee
Korea
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Jealousy Motive Said Behind Fort Sill Slaying
Fort Sill Spec. 4 William C Stine 22 was found shot to death in a county road ditch near Lawton Oklahoma. Sheriff Coy Rogers said three Fort Sill soldiers were arrested and a fourth faces conspiracy to commit murder charges as investigators pursue a jealousy tied motive and a two month timeline.
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Fort Sill
Lawton
Comanche County
Coy Rogers
William Christopher Stine
Catry
36Th Field Artillery
Stine
Allentown
Rogers
Investige
Parents Learn of Fort Sill Soldier's Death
The parents of Fort Sill soldier William Stine travel from Pennsylvania unaware that he was shot on a county road hours after a holiday visit. State police and highway patrol search for the Stines car while prosecutors prepare to charge three men in the case. An Army captain from Indiantown Gap Military Reservation accompanies the family and waits with Stine's brothers for the news. The wife was informed by police and a chaplain spoke with her at about 2 a.m.
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Poland
Tehran
Iran
U.S
Associated Press
Carter
Jordan
Hus
Fort Sill
William Stine
Pennsylvania
Lawton
Stine
Allentown
William A. Stine
Stines
Pennsylania
Jon Long
Indiantown Gap
Annville
Long
Skier Strays Four Days in Sierra Before Rescue
Eric Schine, 26, a San Francisco bank employee and former University of Denver Alpine Club member, survived four days lost in the High Sierra. He wandered without poles, slept in snow caves, and subsisted on leaves and acorns after skiing alone from Squaw Valley toward Picayune Valley.
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San Francisco
Eric Schine
High Sierra
Auburn
University of
Denver
Alpine Club
Squaw Valley
Picayune Valley
Reconstruction plan outlined for Old Cache Road project
Engineers present a $3.488 million plan to widen and reconstruct 3.5 miles of Old Cache Road from U.S. 62 to Goodyear Boulevard. Savings of $1.1 million come from retaining up to 90 percent of the existing slab. Separate plans for East Gore Boulevard and Second Street seek $3.8 million and $2.775 million, with bond election possible in 1978.
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Cache Road
Old Cache Road
East Gore Boulevard
Second Street
Skip Gibson
Constitution
Hendrick En
Gineer Company
Lawton
East Gore
U.S. 62
Goodyear Boulevard
97Th Street
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