Wright Denies Employe Held Two Jobs Despite Employee Claim
Oklahoma City AP report states Labor Commissioner Wilbur Wright claims Albert A Guerra quit a Muskogee filling station before joining the state payroll on Oct 1. Guerra says he worked both jobs for three months and still opened the station nightly. Wright says mileage claims and travel dates may be mistaken and refunds were made amid ongoing probes.
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Oklahoma City
Wilbur Wright
Muskogee
Wright
Albert A. Guerra
Guerra
Senate Appropriations Committee
Larry Derryberry
Capitol
House
Senate Appropriations Committees
Judge Enters Innocent Plea For Clubman
Miami Oklahoma AP District Court Judge R W Smith accepted an innocent plea for nightclub operator Don Hogan charged with armed robbery of a Commerce tavern on August 21 1972 and with perjury before an Ottawa County Grand Jury last year. A hearing on the motions is set for March 2 and a trial for March 13. Hogan is free on a $20 000 bond with $5 000 on robbery and $5 000 on each perjury charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Okla
R. W. Smith
Don Hogan
Commerce
Ottawa County
Roehm West
Tulsa
Hogan
West
Smith
Real Estate Development Sold in Tulsa Area
A 1,250 acre Indian Springs Recreational Community development at Broken Arrow was sold in a multi million dollar deal to Evans and Mitchell Industries of Atlanta. The package includes a country club two 18 hole golf courses tennis courts swimming pools stables and all undeveloped land. Sun Jan not disclosed.
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Tulsa
Okla
Broken Arrow
Ainslie Perrault
Indian Springs
Evans & Mitchell Industries
Atlanta
Senate moves to boost airport funding and Ash confirmation
The Senate approved a 450 million airport aid bill raising the federal share to 75 percent and, by 63-17, a bill requiring confirmation for all OMB directors starting with Roy L. Ash. Neither measure has passed the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Office of Management and Budget
Roy L. Ash
House
Ash
Congress
White House
Nixon
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Tool Firm Selects Pryor for New Oklahoma Plant
Gov. Hall said Red Devil Inc. will build a 100000 square foot facility in Pryor for assembling and distributing building tools. The project involves a 1.4 million investment on ten leased acres near U.S. 69 and the Mid-America Industrial District, with initial employment of about 100. The plant will also produce glazing compounds caulking materials vinyl cleaners and related products and aims to open in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
David Hall
New Jersey
Pryor
Hall
Red Devil, Inc
Oklahoma
Mid-America
Red Devil
U.S. 69
Mid- America
Plans Manned To Save Tinker
Midwest City Oklahoma reports two paths to save Tinker Air Force Base amid danger from 500 Glenwood residences under the main runway approach. U.S. Rep. Tom Steed warns removal is needed to prevent closure. County considers a bond issue. Midwest City eyes 2.5 million state aid. Glenwood Elementary may close to aid clearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest City
Okla
Tinker Air Force Base
Glenwood
Tinker
U.S
Tom Steed
Air Force
Oklahoma
Oklahoma County Commission
Wth
Marion Reed
Midwest City School Board
Snoutdog Dispute Replaces Tiff Solon Requess On Fat Percentage In Hot Dogs
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department faces a heated debate over by products in cooked sausages and labeling. Public comments include fears over lips and snouts while industry groups estimate costs and price impacts if by products are banned. A Feb 21 comment deadline is set as lawmakers push aging research funding with a National Institute on Aging proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
National Institute On Aging
Nixon
Eagleton
Subcommittee On Aging
Cucumber Cooling Misconception, Nighttime Effects
A remark notes there is no evidence a cucumber stays cooler inside than outside after overnight cooling. It suggests time alone erodes any temperature advantage and questions the expected chill retention of vegetables.
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Hotel Lawtonian
Mr. Steak Inn
Wayne
Mr. Z
Brown
Peggy
Adair
Dooley
Stardust Cowboy Inn
Cache Road
Dantes
PIZZA
Ee? Ei
Pyé National Bank
Peter H. Dominick
R-Cole
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
United States
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Beetle
Miss Buxley
Sarge
Mary, Sr
Catherine Louise
Linus
Joe Shlabotnik
Elmer
Ooola
Neare
Billie R. King
Huntington
Ind
Madeline Bubernik
St. Louis
Gwaltney
ITT
Smithfield
Packer
the American Meat Institute
Consumers Union
Consumers Co-op
Berkeley
Calif
Mary Gullberg
Co-Op
National Institutes of Health
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