Airline Dispute Still Up In Air
Tulsa center houses American Airlines maintenance for 707 727 and DC-10 jets. Allied Pilots Association and airline agreed to a 24 hour extension in San Diego talks. A strike could halt 25 daily flights from Tulsa and affect 89 cities across the United States Canada Mexico Caribbean and South Pacific.
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Allied Pilots Association
New York
San Diego
Calif
American Airlines
Tulsa Center
Tulsa
Transport Workers Union
Tulsa International Airport
United States
Canada
Mexico
Caribbean
South
Pacific
Los Ange
Admitted list of patients and births in Oklahoma area
A lengthy roster of admitted and dismissed patients across Altus Lawton Duncan Apache Fletcher and surrounding towns. Entries include medical surgical and dental notes, with dozens of named individuals and hometowns such as Carnegie Anadarko Elgin Fletcher Davis Mountain View and Lawton. Births noted include a daughter of Murrow Cooper Long Grove and a son of Virgil Surveyor Concho with times and weights.
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Long Grove
Steven Spottedbird
Allus
Virgil Surveyor
Concho
Bunces
Hutle Ako
Carmegie
Gary Krebbs
Tishomingo
Sunbetylinda Porter
Kiowa
Mebecca Coffey
Indiahoma
Doris Hainta
Mountain View
Ruby Smith
Davis
Raymond Paddyaker
Daisy Tahhahwah
Elgin
Alan Schmidt
Anadarko
Les Koomsa
Carnegie
Darrell Shartman
James Tapedo
Darrel Tate
Hobart
Dismiss
David Barber
Owlshomas City
Ruby Bates
Oklahoma
Robert Drunkard
Watonga
Oat Nolan
Sangarko
Sur
Vinona Wolfe
Tipton
Frank Cadde
Anadarea
Niccola Ballard
Oklahoma City
Margaret Cravett
Pontotoc
Elsie Graham
Marlow
Georgella Pocowatchit
Robert Barcun
Sohn Glass
Wewoka
LaWanda Urabazo
Davis Chinney
Apache
Honors in languages as Lawton students top meet
Lawton area students from Lawton High Eisenhower High and MacArthur High dominated the third annual foreign language declamation meet at the University of Tulsa with 19 of 30 places. Participants from Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri and Kansas competed in Spanish French and German with Lawton High earning top multiple honors and several students from Eisenhower and MacArthur also placing in various levels.
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University of Tulsa
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Eisenhower High
Macarthur High
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Lawton High School
Willie Freeman
Kathy Landau
Cheryl Greer
Donna Roof
John Babstrem
James Middleton
Lawton Hish
Lou Jones
Milar Rios
Penny Salinas
Janet Zayas
Warren Boggs
Barbara Otlinger
Diane Vela
Michelle Addison
Brian Buswell
I. Eisenhower High School
Kathy Johnston
Linda Coleman
Eduardo Rodas
Ewaldo Lapioli
MacArthur High School
Sandy's opens new drive in at 4313 Cache Road
Sandy's launches a drive in restaurant at 4313 Cache Road featuring the deluxe Sandee and Sandee Jr. sandwiches and a complete fast service menu. The note also mentions holidays in Japan celebrated on November 23 each year.
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Sandy's Drive-In
Cache Road
Sandy's
Sandee
Sandee Jr
Japan
Stock Mart Prices Continue To Slump
New York markets fell as rising interest rates cloud growth prospects. The noon Dow Jones average slid to 95011 with declines outpacing advances on the NYSE. In Oklahoma City, farm prices showed wheat, milo, and barley at varied, mostly lower bids amid broad market jitters.
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New York
Wall
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
Dow
Mattel, Int
Two Die In Oklahoma State Road Crashes
Two motorists died in separate crashes on Oklahoma highways. Elmer B. Batchelor, 34, of El City, lost control on Interstate 40 about five miles west of Elk City when his car struck a guardrail and bridge. Thomas William Tentges, 21, of Alton, Indiana, died in a head on collision involving two vehicles on U.S. 4 near Guymon as authorities investigated the scene.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Seeeich
Elmer B. Batchelor
el City
Tis ‘Auto
Elk City
Thomas William 7Tentges
Alton
Ind
U.S
Guymon
Police Trio Hurt Nabbing Armed Man at Lawton Scene
A Fort Sill soldier, a year old, is turned over to post authorities after allegedly assaulting three Lawton police officers who tried to arrest him near 1st Street and B Avenue on Saturday. The suspect pulled a knife. Sgt F G Williams and Officers Richard West and Harry Ezell were injured lightly, with West cut on the forearm and Ezell on the cheek. Williams sustained arm and hand injuries before the trio subdued and disarmed him. The man, who spoke incoherently and had been seen acting strangely before a lounge opposite the Union Bus Station, faces assault and resisting arrest charges pending military disposition.
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Fort Sillman
Lawton
1St Street
B Avenue
F. G. Williams
Richard West
Harry Ezell
West
Ezell
Williams
Union
Funeral services set for Alvis Browning at Lawton chapel
Word has been received of the Friday death of Alvis Browning 50 of 3146 Cache Road Lawton. Funeral will be at 2 p m Tuesday in the Becker Funeral Home chapel with Rev John Heidebrecht officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery Blackwell. Browning survived by wife Shirley of the home daughters Kay Julie Molly and Ann Dunshee two sons Frank and Patrick Dunshee his mother Mrs Freeda Dunshee and sister Mrs Charles McKiernan both of Phoenix Ariz.
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Cache Road
Lawton
Clark B.dunshee
Becker
Ponca City
Iheart
John Heidebrecht
Tulsa
Offici
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Christ
Oakwood Tian Church
Mebane
Flye
Kay
Julie
Molly
Ann Dunshee
Craig Haliteka
Frank
Patrick Dunshee
Freeda Dundhee
Charles McKiernan
Phoenix
Ariz
Johnny Williams Man Shot in Tulsa Killing
In Tulsa Oklahoma Stevert Frederick reports that John Wayne Henderson age 22 was shot by 53 year old Johnny Williams and died Sunday night at Piper Hospital. Henderson survived surgery for injuries while Renea Henderson died in surgery. Henderson was born December 17 1918 in McKinney Texas and had lived in the area for 30 years working as a farmhand with no known survivors.
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Okla
Stevert Frederick
Ohn
Wayne Henderson
Williams
Pipers Hospital
Atp
Renea Henderson
Bor
Abda- McKinney
Tex
Frederick
McGovern backs aid to Vietnam while protecting U.S. programs
Sen George McGovern urged aid to Vietnam at Brandeis University while insisting help should not come at the expense of U S programs for citizens He warned Congress to resist plans to curb press freedom or influence television news through licensing and called for government action to support private reconstruction efforts abroad We must preserve a free press and open access to information.
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Waltham, Mass
George McGovern
Vietnam
U.S
Brandeis University
South Dakotan
Congress
McGovern
Communications Commission
Test Buildings Reveal High Exhaust Levels in NYC
NEW YORK AP study for the Environmental Protection Agency by General Electric found elevated carbon monoxide levels inside two test buildings in Manhattan. One high rise near George Washington Bridge and a 20 story Midtown office had CO levels exceeding federal standards up to 41 percent in heating season and 33 percent in nonheating season. Higher temperatures in heating season pull polluted street air inward. EPA recommends tighter sealing of new buildings, proper spacing for wind dispersal, entrances oriented to avoid prevailing winds, and ventilation for CO traps such as garages and elevator shafts. Four million Americans suffer epilepsy.
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New York
Environmental Protection Agency
General Electric Co
George Washington Bridge
Upper Manhattan
Midtown Manhattan
EPA
John Brigham Longtime Lawton Fire Chief Dies
John I. Brigham 58 of 7 Ketch Creek Drive Medicine Park died Sunday at home after an apparent heart attack. Services pending at Huddleston's Funeral Home Lawton. He was assistant fire chief at Fort Sill and had a 32 year Lawton fire career. Survived by wife Marthe Stackhouse, a son John Haven Brigham Stigler, and two grandchildren.
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Ketch Creek Drive
Medicine Park
Huddleston
Lawton
Brigham
Marthe Stackhouse
Duncan
Fort Sill
First Presbyterian Church
John Haven Brigham, Stigler
State GOP Chair Clarence Warner Wins Third Term
Oklahoma City AP report says State Republican Party Chairman Clarence Warner won on first ballot for a third term with 89,815 votes. Chris Tirey received 39,4% and Bob Bartholomen 23,914 votes. Warner’s salary rose from 15,000 to 20,000 dollars.
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Oklahoma’ City
Republican Party
Clarence Warner
Warner
Chris Tirey
Bob Bartholomen
Border arrests top 3700 in 1972, Toronto Star reports
The Toronto Star notes that U S border patrol arrested more than 3,700 people in 1972 for attempting to cross illegally into the United States from Canada, reflecting ongoing migration pressure and enforcement.
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