Science Sermons Scheduled At Post
A Moody Institute of Science program titled Sermons from Science will run Wednesday through Saturday at Caisson Recreation Center starting 7:30 p.m. Dean Ortner will host as demonstrations use 30,000 dollars worth of gadgets showing sound voice from Planet X and a high voltage display. Adults only and children under 14 must be with an accompanying adult for public performances at Fort Sill.
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Moody Institute of Science
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Fort Sill
Caisson Recreation Center
Dean C. Ortner
Spokane
Wash
Planet X
Orther
U S Educator Murdered By Angry Beirut Student
A Jordanian Palestinian student killed an American educator at the American University of Beirut and took hostages, including university officials. Palestinian guerrilla groups surrounded the campus as police and soldiers tried to resolve the crisis and release captives. The incident followed a history of campus unrest and tensions in Lebanon amid civil conflict.
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U.S
Beirut
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Alfred Hajj
Abe Najamy
Danbury
Ernest Conklin
Newton Falls
Ohio
Najim
Israel
Joseph Cherbeka
Ghosn
Cherbeka
Kirkwood
New York
Kurdish Democratic Party
Commission
Commission Ani
Yasir Arafat
Abdul Halim Khaddam
Rashid Karami
Arafat
Lawmakers push public works and public service jobs bills
The House passed a public works bill 321 to 80 and a public service jobs measure 239 to 154 to aid unemployment areas. The Senate approved the public works bill by voice vote, while critics note the odds of a presidential veto and job-creation estimates range from 600 000 to 800 000.
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House
Senate
Ford
Senate Labor Committee
Tree Fall Kills Cyril Man at Farm Site
Cyril resident Stevie Carl Sanders aged 20 died when a tree he was cutting fell at a pond construction site on the O T Moss farm south of Cyril, trapping him briefly before workers freed the body. Funeral services set for Thursday at the Assembly of God Church with burial in Celestial Gardens Cemetery. Sanders born January 9, 1956, survived by his parents, three siblings, and grandparents.
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Cyril
Stevie Carl Sanders
Sanders
Apollo Construction Company
O. T. Moss
Here
Assembly of God Church
Frank Pollard
Charles Abney
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Celestial Gardens
Cyril Funeral Home
Archbishop Basil Hume Named Westminster Archbishop
Pope Paul VI designated Basil Hume to lead Westminster Archdiocese succeeding the late John Heenan. Born 1923 in New Caston England he heads the Benedictine Order in Britain and has led Ampleforth College, Britain’s prominent Catholic private school.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Basil Hume
Westminster
England
Wales
Vatican
John Cardinal Heenan
New Caston
Britain
Ampleforth
Slaying Reported with Limited Evidence and Funeral Pending
The victim bore a gash on the left ear and skull puncture with multiple bruises. A roach clip keychain, two handcuff keys, change, and breath mints were found in pockets. no weapon located. Dr. Robert Dix directed autopsy at Comanche County Memorial Hospital. funeral for Perkins pending at Huddleston's Funeral Home. Perkins, born June 18, 1957 in New Jersey, entered the Army on August 8, 1975 and was a Roman Catholic.
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Robert Dix
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Perkins
Huddlestons Funeral Home
New Jersey
Norman L. Perkins
The Angry Prophet Frederick Douglass film at museum
The Museum of the Great Plains hosts a film in February during Black History Month titled The Angry Prophet Frederick Douglass. The program outlines Douglass key abolitionist work and lifelong fight for equal rights ending with his 1894 death. free showings run 9 am to 4 pm February 19 and 20 and 1 pm and 2 pm February 21.
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Museum of the
Town Nears Fence Plan To Keep Prairie Dogs Out
A heated council vote ends tied 5 to 5 on a proposed underground fence to block prairie dogs from a rapidly expanding village. Some members favor fences and culling outside designated zones, while others oppose fence spending and advocate population limits or tighter control measures.
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Norma Roberts
Museum of the Great Plains Foundation
Prince
Donald Rust
Pursley
Wayne Gilley
Mrs. Roberts
Dean van Meter
Adam Matthews
Harry Anderson
Rex Givens
Pursley, Prince
Fredrick Chenault
Keith Haynes
Donald Aust
Intelligence overhaul outlined by White House officials
A briefing outlines plans to reorganize intelligence supervision under a National Security Council panel led by President Ford. The change shifts oversight from the FBI to the attorney general and keeps a small interagency group reporting to the NSC. The plan aims to curb a potential nuclear arms race.
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Nelsen
Ford
White House
Congress
Bush
Walter Huddleston
D-Ky
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
House
Special Intelligence Committee
Carl Albert
Central Intelligence
Interagency
National Security Council
FBI
Attorney General
Meeting Halted By School Board
The Lawton Board of Education cancels its mid monthly meeting at the Shoe Maker Education Center due to lack of a quorum. Deputy superintendent Dr. John Elkins announced the meeting will be postponed or rescheduled.
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Lawton Board of Education
Shoemaker Education Center
John Elkins
Oklahoma City Market Prices Hold Steady for Grains and Cattle
State Agriculture report lists wheat prices across towns from 3.51 to 4.10 dollars per bushel with millet and barley ranges. milo and soybeans shown in 3.95 to 4.95 and 4.11 to 4.81 per bushel. Oklahoma City cattle auction notes steady to lower moves with varying dress lbs and steer/heifer values. hogs steady with higher feeder pig offerings and mixed sale results.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Muskogee
Afton
Medford
Pauls Valley
Manchester
Banner
Beaver
Clinton
el Reno
Geary
Kingfisher
Liberal
Okeene
Ponca City
Watonga
Weatherford
Yukon
Eldorado
Hobart
Perryton
Keyes
Lawton
Temple
Gulf
Barley
MILO
Chickasha
Lawton Council Urges Review Of Water Needs Before Spending
Council member Givens urges a prior analysis of Lawton's short term water needs and problem areas before approving large funds. He cautions that ten years have passed since such review and calls for ensuring mains work meets end goals to avoid future crises. The council also passes an ordinance requiring state sales tax records from certain non intoxicating beverage vendors upon city request to verify proper licensing.
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Givens
Lawton
John Thomson
Councilmen Hear Legislative Talk
After a morning session the City Council held a noon luncheon at the Ramada Inn with Oklahoma Municipal League officials. League representatives briefed council on bills before the state legislature affecting cities. Officials and council members hope for annual briefings to stay informed.
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Ramada Inn
Oklahoma Municipal League
Workmen’s compensation rehab rule changes proposed
A proposed bill outlines a medical panel of 40 doctors and 20 osteopaths to advise. It allows the compensation administrator to order rehabilitative training for rehabilitatable workers and limits benefit reductions for refusal to training to the anticipated rehabilitation percentage supported by medical evidence.
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Senate
Acadia National Park cited as sole Northeast national park
The article notes that Maine's Acadia National Park stands as the only national park in the Northeast region, highlighting its unique status among nearby protected areas.
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Maine
Acadia
National Park
Kissinger Seeks Cooperation in Venezuela Visit
Henry Kissinger arrived in Venezuela for talks with President Perez at Miraflores Palace expressing hopes for cooperative relations with the United States. The trip included a courtesy call, gifts of a Lincoln bust and a lithograph, and student protests near the Caracas campus with tear gas used to disperse a march. two demonstrators were injured lightly.
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America
Washington
Latin America
United States
Kissinger
Venezuela
Perez
Miraflores Palace
Abraham Lincoln
Alejandro Otero
Venezuelan Central University
CIA
Oscar Whitmore in Oscar nominations ignite best actress race
The Oscar race features Whitmore and James Whitmore for best actor with rivals Isabelle Adjani Ann Margret Glenda Jackson and Carol Kane in contests. George Burns is listed in supporting, facing Burgess Meredith Chris Sarandon Jack Warden. Supporting actress includes Lily Tomlin Renee Blakley Lee Grant Sylvia Miles Brenda Vaccaro. Final winners announced March 29 at the Los Angeles Music Center broadcast live.
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James Whitmore
Harry
Miss Fletcher
Isabelle Adjani
Adele H
Ann-Margret
Burgess Meredith
Chris Sarandon
Jack Warden
Nashville
Renee Blakley
Comedienne
Lily Tomlin
Lee Grant
Sylvia Miles
Brenda Vaccaro
Academy
Los Angeles Music Center
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