Two Oklahoma men injured in New Mexico crash. Fort Sill father’s son dies
In New Mexico a Fort Sill man Os car Delgadillo escaped injury when his car skidded off 1 40 near Gallup and his one year old son Benjamin Delgadillo died at a Gallup hospital. In Lawton Ralph Jackson and Glenwood Taylor were seriously injured when a cowhide truck crashed into a guardrail south of the Boulevard on the Pioneer Expressway. Both men underwent surgery at Southwestern Chime Hospital. Rescue units treated the injured.
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Oklahoma City
Fort Sill
Gallup
N.M
New Mexico
Benjamin O. Delgadillo
Oscar Delgadillo
Ralph Jackson
Glenwood Taylor
Jackson
Taylor
Southwestern
Lee Boulevard
Southwest Oklahoma Students Named to OU Honor Roll
Southwest Oklahoma students from ALTUS, FORT COBB, LAWTON, and many towns are listed on the University of Oklahoma Norman fall honor roll. Students earned 3.0 or higher, with asterisked names for straight A averages, including Altus groups like Mortie Abernethy and Betty Borne, plus numerous others across districts and towns.
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Southwest Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Altus
Mortie Abernethy
Henry Allen
Betty Borne
James Gorton
Russell Chapman
Kent Cost
Kyte Devis
Michael Davis
Robert Diamond
Davia Giless
Donny Grege
Victor Grider
Pavio Haas
Lydia Hoteriona
Kathy Hinson
Frances Skinner
Cory Myatt
Tim Oden
Denny Pickett
Donne
Rodney Pommann
John Roy Potts
Roy
Donald Riley
Gregory Shepara
Kenneth Simmons
Steven Smith
Rotin Sheard
James Stouffer
Dovelas
Warren Stewart
Kris Terry Craig Thommas
Terri Tock
William Wolter
Ean Woodard
Pam Severe
Anadareko
Steven Bedwe
Carolyn Cook
Werry Cook
Margaret Cook
Ricky Davis
Coro
Gary Bond
Nancy Browdy
Mimi Brown
Donny Bruton
Peggy Bullord
Joynette Burecer
Jennifer Bureer
Gina Campbell
Cathy Carter
James Clay
Steven Cockrell
Aion Conner
Marie Coos
Beverity Davis
Patricia Dowhower
Rickey Downey
Charles Enos
Patrician Gent
Roger Gary
Britt Gilbreth
Water Glover
Kerry Guon
Russell Holtonne Harris
David Hoys
Tanton Hightower
Daniel Hilsinger
Gary Vey
Charies Jenkins
Sherry Jenkin
James Jones
Robert Leeg
Robert March
Korring Moore
Russel Moore
Cheryi Mullins
Sharon Overbey
Steven Parker
Dawid Pickrelil
Alor Pitts
Michael Ray
Donne Riches
Ber Roth Olizebeth Ryan
Sandra Schitt
Stephen Seoyv
Diane Sheets
Nancy Shields
Shanna Snodcross
Ron Snyder
Timothy Stiger
Gorgie Strcin
Joseph Streety
Donald Stvoert
Kent Sullivan
Gary Swift
Pegey Tubos
Gary Vorpohi
Korey Walker
Larry Wolsters
Scret' Wayson
James White
Pott White
Melinda Whitten
Ronnie Witt
Roberta Wolff
Fort Cobb
Carolyn Mees
Fort SiLi
David Hockney
Dinah Lond
Keith Lewis
Donna More
Karen Mueller
Nancy
Frederick
Michael Brock
Jimmy Givens
Judy Hicks
James Hughes
Charles Little
Cathy Mossed
Patti Moyne
Jean Townsend
Steven Zoller
Gotebo
Cynthic Baker
Grandfield
Joe Jones
Mary Anne Smith
Hobart
Diane Bush
Lester Crawford
Billy Dolke
Connie Greb
Jaret Harris
Jeffrey Harris
Lana Howerd
Billy
Oklahoma Jaycees slate Outstanding Young Oklahoman awards
About 600 Jaycees are expected in Montego Bay for the Oklahoma Jaycees annual board meeting. Gov. David Boren will present Outstanding Young Oklahoman awards to three of twenty DSA winners from twenty cities. Charles Smith of Cameron is among the 1975 DSA winners. The event begins Friday with small groups and a dance, with sessions and a banquet Saturday and a prayer breakfast Sunday led by Sen. Al Terrill.
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Board of Directors
Oklahoma Jaycees
Montego Bay
David Boren
Oklahoma Cities
Lawton
DSA
Charles Smith
Cameron
Boren
Sen
al Terrill
Indiahoma Names New School Chief After Slater Resigns
Jack Slater, superintendent of Indiahoma schools, will leave at year end after four years in the role. Don Daie, the Indiahoma principal, will replace him next year, with Slater noting no other positions have been accepted yet.
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Jack Slater
Indiahoma
Don Daie
Slater
Lawton Educators to Speak at Four-State Conference
Lawton educators Leslie Hastings and Georgann Vineyard will address a four state regional conference of the Association of Classroom Teachers in Oklahoma City. Hastings will discuss drug education through teen involvement and Vineyard will cover dimensions in reading and a Title I funded program for disadvantaged students.
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Lawton
The
Association of Classroom Teachers
Oklahoma City
Leslie Hastings
Carriage Hills
Georgann Vineyard
Eisenhower
Hilton Inn West
Hastings
Lawton Schools
Vineyard
Stillwater
Muskogee
Duncan
Arkansas
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
James Harris
National Education Association
Rotterdam Fines U S Firm for Chemical Plant Incident
Rotterdam city council imposes a record 1.8 million dollar fine on Oxiane Chemie Netherlands, owned by Oxirane Corp of Princeton New Jersey, for causing danger and negligence after a December 1 short circuit at the Rotterdam harbor plant. The ruling notes lingering gas danger and delays in reporting the accident. Oxiane disputes the fine claiming a 22 minute report and rapid gas dispersion. The plant makes propylene oxide used in plastics and foam.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Rotterdam Harbor
Oxiane Chemie
Nederland
Oxiane
Oxfrane Corp
Princeton, N.J
Atlantic Richfield
Halcon International
Nursing shortage lingers in urban and rural areas
The National League for Nursing reports no overall shortage of nurses but notes a geographic gap. Big city ghettos and small rural towns have limited or no health care facilities, leaving regions underserved.
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National League For Nursing
Hank Aaron Visits Shea in 1975 Brewers Yankees Tilt
Slugger Hank Aaron makes his first appearance at Shea Stadium as an American Leaguer on April 25 1975 when the Milwaukee Brewers face the New York Yankees.
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Hank Aaron
Shea Stadium
New York
Milwaukee Brewers
Yankees
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