Welfare Chief Sees Relief on Day Care Mandate
Oklahoma state welfare director L E Rader warned the state could lose about 840000 if federal day care standards take full effect. He expects Congress to extend a moratorium and provide funding to help states meet or delay the new staffing and enforcement rules affecting about one third of Oklahoma's 10000 children in 763 centers. A federal lawsuit seeks to block the rules pending court action.
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Oklahoma City
L. E. Rader
Rader
Congress
Oklahoma
U.S. House
Senate
Jim Jones
D-Okla
HEW
David Mathews
David Boren
Deaths of Cobb Naughton Aharoni Appear in World Notices
Lee J. Cobb famed for Death of a Salesman dies of heart attack at 64 in Woodland Hills California. Charlie Naughton of the Crazy Gang dies at 89 in London. Yohanan Aharoni leading Israeli archaeologist dies of cancer at 56 in Tel Aviv.
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Lee J. Cobb
LAB Angeles
Judge Garth
The
Woodland Hills
Loindon
Charlie Naughton
London Palladium
Tel Aviv
Israel
Yohanan Aharoni
Tax data shows vast gaps in 1973 income taxes
IRS figures reveal 24 millionaires paid no income tax in 1973 while 903 other millionaires averaged 2,003,363 dollars in adjusted gross income and faced a 46 percent effective tax rate. Additionally 1,130 millionaires with incomes of at least 100,000 paid no income tax.
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IRS
City Police Log Of Reported Harassment And Property Thefts
List of complainants with reported incidents including harassment calls thefts from vehicles residences and businesses. Names include Larry Smith Baliente Herrero Abel Vargas Richard Lockhard Robert Crumby and many others with addresses and descriptions of items stolen or damaged. Several youths were arrested for suspected crimes and vandalism noted at Washington Elementary and Lincoln Vilta Apartments.
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Larry Smith
Baliente S. Herrero
Second
Ferris
Abel Vargas
ABC Cab Company
20Th
Andrews
Richard YT. Lockhard
Pollard
Robert Crumby
Summit
John Gomez
Ave. 1
Janet Johnson
Arlington
Lows
Conoco
Sheridan Road
Gore Boulevard
Lowton
K. Gillespie
Bruce Miller
Willie Rodriguez
Bell
Russell Allard
Shepter Center
Cameron University
J. A. Hall
Park
Washington Elementary
Eighth
Columbia
Keltner Laundromat
Smith
Bruce A. Pickens
Abby
Glenn
Delois Mitchell
45Th
Rose M. Bulmer
Sam Carothers
Rt. 1
Indichoma
Mildred Smith
Roosevelt
Lincoln Vilta Apartments
Lincoln
Alex Scruggs
Rt. 3
Fire reports log shows multiple grass and house fires
Dispatch records list several grass fires on Smith, Eisenhower, Dearborn and other streets. A minor house fire occurred on 92 SW 45th, plus service cell calls and an automatic storm alarm at Cameron University. Yearly total dispatches reach 329.
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Smith
56Th
Eisenhower
Dearborn
45Th
S. Sheridan
19Th
McKinley
Gross
Bedford
W. Gore
Cameron University
Seminar on juvenile justice held at Lawton Library
A public juvenile justice seminar is set for 10 a.m. February 21 at the Lawton Public Library. Sponsored by the League of Women Voters, the panel will feature Lawton Police, Lawton Public Schools, Child Guidance Center, Fort Sill Provost Marshal, Comanche County Juvenile Bureau, and DISRS officials. Indonesia aims to export 25 million tons of coal annually from reserves in South Sumatra, mainly to Japan.
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Lawton Public Library
The
League of Women Voters
Lawton Police Force
Lawton Public Schools
Child Guidance Center
Fort Sill Prevost Marshal's Office
Comanche County Juvenile Bureau
Department of Institutions Social and Rehabilitative Service
DISRS
Indonesia
Japan
Sumatra
Lawton Students Advance to State Finals in Bicentennial Debates
Two Lawton area students earned state finals honors at the bicentennial youth debates held February 4 at Central State University. Barry Duren of Duncan, a CSU student, placed second in extemporaneous speaking while Mike Taylor of Cameron took third. Contests covered Lincoln-Douglas debates extmp speaking and persuasive speaking.
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Lawton Area
Central State University
Barry Duren
Duncan
Mike Taylor
Cameron
Lincoln- Douglas
Siberian River Ob Shows Wide Temperature Swing
Temperatures along the Ob River in Siberia vary from near minus 60 to above 100 degrees, reflecting the region's extreme continental climate and broad seasonal shifts.
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Siberia
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Voluntary Action Center
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National Self-Help Resource Center
Washington, D.C
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Aharoni
Lawton
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Okla
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Valentine
Tere
Women’s Softee Oxfords
Cache Road
Sheridan Daily
Dan River
Fortres
Chambray
Lawton Business Review
Tuesday Constitution
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Lawton Morning Press
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