Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma and surrounding zones
Regional weather summary covers zones 12 13 14 and 18 through Wednesday with variances. Some areas show partly cloudy skies and warmer days with southerly winds 6 to 12 mph tonight and highs in the 50s to 60s. Out of state forecasts include Kansas Missouri Arkansas Colorado North Texas New Mexico with warming trends and mild to warm nights and afternoons.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
North Central
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Births at Lawton Hospital Highlight Multiple New Arrivals
The Lawton Hospital notes four births on February 7 including a Campbell girl 7 lb 11 oz at 5:42 p.m., a Gomez boy 5 lb 3 oz at 9:22 a.m., a Maples girl 7 lb 3 oz at 6:23 p.m., and a Rios boy 8 lb 1 oz at 7:48 a.m. Also listed are numerous admissions and dismissals across several city and regional addresses.
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George W. Campbell
Guadalupe Gomez
Fletcher
Randy Maples
Euclid
Pastor Rios
Surrey Lane
Ronald L. Armstrong
Austin Drive
Propane Explosion Injures Three on Detroit Freeway
DETROIT AP Three people were injured when a propane tanker exploded after crashing through a ramp guardrail and onto I 94. Merton Beeler 44 of Lima Ohio was in critical condition with burns over 90 percent. Kenneth Sweeney 37 of Southfield also critical, Craig Brochu 30 of Ann Arbor treated and released. Traffic was restored after the wreckage burned out.
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Detroit
Merton Beeler
Lima
Ohio
Ann Arbor
Kenneth Sweeney
Southfield
Craig Brochu
Sweeney's
Beeler
Carter May Boost Ford Budget By 15 Billion
President Carter likely will propose modest changes to Ford's 1978 budget with a possible 15 billion increase. Analysts expect higher outlays to reach about 455 billion and a deficit near 57 billion, pending Congress approval and late January to February hearings.
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Carter
Ford
R. Gregory Nokes
Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Tne
Congress
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Bert Lance
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Public Service
Solons Push Deep Cuts in Oklahoma Charities Department
Oklahoma lawmakers push to abolish the Charities and Corrections Department early, cutting its budget from about 200000 to 36000 and transferring inspections to the State Health Department. Director Jim Cook vows tougher jail inspections, while House leaders warn of consequences if reports are fabricated and deadlines are missed.
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Oklahoma City
State Charities and Corrections Department
Jim Cook
Charles Morgan
Prague
Terry Campbell
Bethany
Senate
Cook
House
Bill Willis
Morgan
Campbell
Charities and Corrections Department
Willis
Tme
Student Honored By Library Science Fraternity
Leigh Ann Travas daughter of Col and Mrs John Travas Lawton has been initiated into Alpha Beta Alpha national undergraduate library science fraternity at Oklahoma State University.
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Leigh Ann Travas
Col
John Travas
Lawton
Oklahoma State University
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