Council Sets Feb Hearing on Talk of the Town Private Club License
Lawton Oklahoma City Council orders a February 10 public hearing to hear an appeal over Talk of the Town Lounge private club license at 2211 NW Sheridan. The petition and city records show mixed signals on required signatures while council weighs consistency with Osaka Gardens decision and budget implications.
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Sheridan
Chuck Wade
Frank Zimmern
Igners
Jerry Cade
Robert Prince
Talk of the Town
Lawton Public Schools
52Nd Street
New Cache
Morton Takes Adviser's Post
President Ford swore in Rogers C. B. Morton as a presidential counselor in the Oval Office, saying politics and government cannot be separated. Democrats challenge the $44,600 salary as a campaign expense. Morton defends the arrangement as consistent with governance.
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Washington
Ford
Rogers C. B. Morton
Oval Office
Morton
Democratic National Committee
Federal Election Commission
Riverside Indian School riot prompts campus lockdown
Officials sealed Riverside Indian School in Anadarko after 50 to 60 rampaging pupils damaged five buildings and two cars and injured a city policeman during a two hour riot. The disturbance, labeled spontaneous, left the campus in lockdown with 236 students assembled and 20 students removed by parents. The officer sustained a head wound needing 55 stitches. normal operations will take at least a week to resume.
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Riverside Indian School
Anadarko
Charles James
Bureau of Indian Affairs
James
Marvin Smith
J. C. Givens
Smith
Anadarko Municipal Hospital
New Cars Ready For Police Action
Nineteen new automobiles purchased for the Lawton Police Department are arriving and being serviced for duty. The cars cost 4 607 44 dollars each, totaling 8 541 36 dollars. The 1976 four door Plymouths include heavy duty suspension and brakes, air conditioning, and other law enforcement features. Lt. F G Williams says 15 will be deployed in front line operations as replacements for 15.
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Constitution
Lawton
F. G. Williams
LPD
Police
Kissinger Warns of Ominous Angola Precedent in Congress Vote
Secretary of State Kissinger criticized Congress for halting U S support to anti Soviet factions in Angola calling it an ominous precedent. He warned of higher future costs if the pattern continues and urged a balanced policy toward the Soviet Union amid ongoing talks on nuclear arms limits.
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AN Francisco
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress Today
Angola
U.S
Los Angeles
Yitzhak Rabin
Kissinger
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Congress
Ford
House
Senate
Cuba
Popular Movement
MPLA
Arctic Front To Chill Oklahoma Promptly
A Canadian arctic front is expected to reach northern Oklahoma tonight and spread across the state by Wednesday bringing colder air and end to springlike weather. The system may bring needed precipitation to ease drought but raises wildfire danger with cautions from the National Weather Service.
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Lawton
Canada
Oklahoma
National Weather Service
Arctic
Workmen's Comp Reform Proposed by Oklahoma Legislators
Sen. Ed Berrong and Rep. Charlie Morgan introduced a bill to overhaul Oklahoma workmen's compensation. Gov. David Boren endorsed the measure, proposing a 25 percent boost in injured workers' benefits while keeping employers' costs near current levels. The two lawmakers co authored the reform plan.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
David Boren
Ed Berrong
Weatherford
Berrong
Rep
Charlie Morgan
Prague
Storms Dump Snow Across Regions Up to Fourteen Inches
A winter storm dumped up to 14 inches of snow in the East and Midwest while western areas faced lighter totals. The system brought 70 mph winds in the Northeast, power outages, and several deaths. Maine cities saw flooding and rescues as crews battled high tides and river swells.
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West
North Carolin
North Dakota
Indiana
Kentucky
National Weather Service
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North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wyoming
North Carolina
Toledo
Ohio
Maine
Bangor
Harold Goss
Cynthia Calkins
Goss
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