Death notices and funeral details across multiple Oklahoma towns
Obituaries and funeral notices detail deaths in Covington Georgia Fort Sill Oklahoma Lawton Oklahoma and Fletcher Oklahoma. Mrs Mildred FE Bryant 56 of Covington died in a hospital there with services at Caldwell and Cowan Funeral Home. Edna L. Cooper 62 died at Reynolds Army Hospital Fort Sill with service at Wichita Mission Baptist Church and burial at Cache Cemetery. Yvonne Yeiral 45 of 3322 Atlanta died at home after illness cremation in Oklahoma City. C H Heidelberg Jr 60 died at home near Cement with services at Robbins Funeral Home and burial at Fletcher Cemetery. Nazrene Stewart 85 of 1610 Washington to be buried Highland Cemetery after funeral at Church of Christ.
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Mildred FE. Bryant
Covington
Cache
Edna L. Cooper
Reynolds Army Hospital
Fort Sill
Wichita Mission Baptist Church
Richard Servatl
Cache Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Lawton
Yvonne Yeiral
Atlanta
Oklahoma City
Yeiral
Vancel Yeiral
Walters
Lawton High School
First Christian Church
Karen Brown
John
Frances Eckhart
Monroe
Arlene Sweeney
Francene Williams
Seattle
Wash
Fletcher
C. H. Heidelberg Jr
Cement
Robbins Funeral Home
A. L. Swagerty
First Baptist Church
Fletcher Cemetery
Nona
Alice Gober
Galveston
Tex
Betty Rogers
Robertsville
Annie Martin
Lois McKenna
St. Louis
John Heidelberg
James Heidelberg
Houston
Nazrene Stewart
Washington
Church of Christ
17Th and
McKinley Streets
C. B. Rochelle
Highland Cemetery
Judge Clears Nixon Papers for Transfer to California
US District Judge Charles R. Richey tentatively approved moving hundreds of Nixon documents and memorabilia to California. The non presidential materials include elephant figurines gavels and political cartoons. The judge delayed final release pending Nixon's lawyer appearance before the Court of Appeals amid a constitutional issue dispute over ownership of the records.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
White House
Charles R. Richey
U.S. Court of Appeals
Richey
Rock Island Wins USRA Loan for Working Capital
The United States Railway Association approved a 9.1 million dollar loan Tuesday to the Rock Island Railroad to avert bankruptcy and stabilize operations. USRA may also consider a 100 million dollar loan for rehabilitation, as Congress debates a broader surface transportation bill.
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Washington
United States Railway Association
Rock Island Railroad
USRA
Rock Island
Chicago
New Mexi
Congress
Social Security Staffers Honored for Achievement
Four staff members of the District Social Security Office at 615 B received special achievement certificates and checks Monday presented by manager Coleman Johnson. Honorees were Henry O. Tuell, Clarence A. Sadler, Tommy D. Henderson, and Mrs. Jarrell Wade.
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Coleman Johnson
Henry O. Tuell
Clarence A. Sadler
Tommy D. Henderson
Jarrell Wade
Alcoholism Workshop for Nurses Planned in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma State Nurses Association sponsors a two day continuing education workshop on Alcohol Use Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism for nurses. It will be held February 12-13 at Shepherd Center Mezzanine Cameron University from 8 30 a m to 5 p m daily. The sessions address the disease and health impact of alcohol and target RNs LPNs and nursing students statewide. Contact Beverly Burnett or Judy Crawford for details at Cameron University or the Alcohol Education Program in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma State Nurses Association
Shepler Center
Mezzanine
Cameron University
United States
U.S
Oklahoma
Beverly Burnett
Cameron University School of Nursing
Osna Dist
Judy Crawford
Lincoln
Okla
City
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