Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma and surrounding zones
Regional weather summary reports considerable cloudiness through Tuesday with cooler nights. Zone by zone forecasts include south to southwest winds 12 to 22 mph shifting northerly, high temperatures ranging from the upper 30s to mid-50s, and low temperatures near 30 or lower. Out of state forecasts list typical mid 30s to mid 40s in Missouri and Kansas with chances of snow or rain, while Colorado and New Mexico show scattered snow and cooler conditions. Astronomical data note sunrise around 7:07 a.m. and sunset near 6:25 p.m. with a full Moon rising at 11:18 a.m. on the 27th.
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Law's Effect On Poor Women Analyzed
Jacksonville AP report details how a 14 year-old girl seeking abortion was refused after Medicaid funding ended. It notes a 2-year-old with mental disability also harmed, and cites Dr. Takey Crist on drops in Medicaid abortions and teen admissions. The piece outlines national debate over who should finance abortions for the poor and cites CDC monitoring.
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Open China Parliament Session Starts With Openness Note
TOKYO AP The first session of China s National People s Congress in three years opens with an unusual candor as Hsinhua reports the annulment of credentials for three delegates from Hopei Liaoning and Peking for serious mistakes. The regime s major papers urge fully expressed views and pooled wisdom to ensure lively and successful meetings.
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Births in City and SW Oklahoma Hospital Report Memoriam
Memorial Births list multiple newborns with parent names and birth times on February 25 across several towns including Sterling Marlow Medicine Park and Law ton Admitted and dismissed lists follow with numerous named residents and addresses. A soybean production note from Buenos Aires reports a new high of 1.4 million tons for 1976-77 and a 41 percent rise in soybean screamer for 1977-78 with global political context attached.
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Princess Grace reads poetry in Pittsburgh return
Princess Grace of Monaco returns to the American stage after 26 years with a poetry reading at Carnegie Music Hall. Attendees praised her elegance and the royal presence while Richard Pasco performed nearby. The program spans Blake to Dickey, reflecting nature and memory in a nostalgic evening.
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