City inspectors enforce small animal permits and sanitation
Ezell explains inspectors enforce sanitary standards for small and large animals, weeds, junk, standing water and mosquito control. They issue summons for violations, with fines set by the municipal judge, and annual permit renewals cost 1 dollar. Complaints rise in summer due to odors and animal keeping conflicts.
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Leonard Cook
Johnny Caldwell
Ezell
Humane Society
Animal Shelter
Comanche County
Lawton
Hospital Monitoring Begins In Oklahoma Pilot
Coffey noted doctors will explain why patients stay longer while hospitals observe the new system. The eyes of U S doctors and hospitals are on Oklahoma as the pilot goes in. If successful here it may cut paperwork nationwide.
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Coffey
Oklahoma
Carter stimulus plan updates and tax changes eyed
The text outlines updates to Carter’s two year stimulus package focusing on tax and non tax items. It notes Ways and Means near Carter’s 22 billion dollar total for taxes and rebates and that non tax jobs programs may raise spending. Also mentions continued tax cuts through 1978 and credits for individuals and working poor, plus corporate tax revisions to aid small firms. The Congressional Budget Office warns a balanced budget by 1982 requires stronger growth, with unemployment possibly around 5.5 percent even with new programs.
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Carter
Treasury
Congressional Budget Office
Ward 3 election kicks off with Rex Givens running for second term
Incumbent Rex Givens and Ward 1 candidate Mrs. Pipes filed on Tuesday as candidates appear for city council seats. Other filed contenders include Charles Beller Wayne Gilley Barbara Pipes Roosevelt Cash Jr Fredrick Chenault Ashley Cagle and Lee Davidson with varied ages and addresses listed.
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Rex Givens
Pipes
Don Aust
Givens
Charles Beller
Cheryl Bird
Wayne Gilley
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Israel to push sovereignty stance in peace talks
Vance carries Carter admonition stressing a 1976 goal for an Arab-Israeli settlement. Israel signals it will not backslide into stagnation and seeks progress with Geneva talks while the PLO faces pressure over its charter.
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Israel
Palestine
U.S
PLO
Geneva
Foreign Ministry
Vance
Carter
Allen
Ben-Gurion
Dog Bites Boy on Playground at Eisenhower School
Lawton residents are urged to help locate a large uncollared German shepherd that bit six year old David Zingraf on the lip at Eisenhower Elementary School playground. If not found and tested within nine days, David faces anti rabies inoculations. The Zingraf family can be reached at 353 6562. The city animal shelter assists the search.
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Lawton
Eisenhower Elementary School
David Zingraf
Howard Zingraf
David
State rests case in slaying trial of Ernest Wilson
Prosecutor Nolan Hackler finished presenting the states case against 22 year old Ernest Lee Wilson for the October 17 death of Jimmy Lee Hail in a VFW club shooting in Lawton Oklahoma A one man jury was seated to hear the trial in district court before Judge Bill Roberts The defense promised a surprise witness and claimed the investigation was biased The state called witnesses including Roper Lee Hall the victim's brother Trooper Ron Hill and Lt Ron Rutledge who found the weapon Casings and a revolver were described The victim died from a single 38 caliber bullet and a defense chemist report cited smokeless powder on a cuff A key quote by Wilson raised questions of premeditation and two sisters testified while a letter allegedly from Wilson to Patricia Whetstone was introduced into evidence
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Dan Manley
Nolan Hackler
Ernest Lee Wilson
Jimmy Lee
Wilson
Dist
Bill Roberts
Rodney Basser
Hackler
Roper Lee Hall
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Ron Hill
Ron Rutledge
Lawton
VFW
Rutledge
Hill
Bassel
Hall
Wheat in Feedlot Diets Raises Health and Cost Concerns
Feedlot expert Goodnight warns dietary wheat pastes risk digestive issues when wheat exceeds 60 to 70 percent of the ration. He notes weight gain parallels corn use but estimates a loss of about $15 per head in buy fattening and sale costs despite cheaper feed.
Carter Hints March End for Energy Department Legislation
President Carter told HEW employees that insurance in a system could be analyzed and simplified by March and that energy department legislation would go to Congress by month’s end. He noted accord with Cecil Andrus and James Schlesinger, toured the childcare center, and drew light applause for civil rights pledges during a 40 minute address.
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Department of Energy
Congress
Cecil Andrus
James Schlesinger
Carter
HEW
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