Cases Reported To City Police
A series of residence and business thefts, break ins, and harassing calls were reported to city police. Incidents include thefts at homes on Bela Cache Road and 15th Street, a gas station on W. Lee, a church on Birch, and a residence on Taylor.}
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Correll Liver” Wilson A
Sabine
Bela
Cache Road
Kerr-McGee
W. Lee
NW 49Th
Sears
11Th and
Gore
Fort Sil B
Brook
Cornell
S. Ninth
Marvin Tutton Jr
Altus
Lowrence Quoyah
Keith Foley
52Nd Street
U.S. Nits
Cecilia Windt
Aatte Monor
Linde Gallard
Curtis Dyer
Geta
Okliahoma
Billy Taylor
Pennsylvania
Clyde
Longley
Washington
Enrollment Open for Adult Evening Classes
Enrollment is open for adult classes meeting 6 30 to 9 30 p m on Mondays and clerical office topics. Most classes start January 19 or 20 and run through April 14 or 15 with fees ranging from 24 to 90 dollars depending on course, including basic auto mechanics for women and advanced real estate.
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I Tran
Home Inspection Warning Issued By Fire Department
Acting fire chief Dick Tannery warned Monday that a person in civilian clothes has pretended to be a fire department employee to conduct home inspections. The department is starting an accelerated home fire inspection program this week and urges residents not to permit uninvited inspections.
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Fire Department
Dick Tannery
NIH origins traced to U.S. Zoological Laboratory name
Historical notes indicate the National Institute of Health began as the U S Zoological Laboratory before adopting its current title, reflecting a shift in research scope and organization during early development.
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National Institute of Health
The
U.S. Zoological Laboratory
Coleman Vows Quick Ruling On Concorde Landings
At a public hearing Coleman pledged a swift decision on Concorde landings to U.S. airports. Proponents tout a leap forward in speed while opponents warn of risks to environment and health amid diplomatic pressure from Britain and France.
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Aashington
U.S
Ecole
United States
France
United Kingdom
Air France
British Airways
Environmental Protection Agency
Reagan Pushes Bus Tour Through New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan continues his Republican primary bid in New Hampshire as he travels the White Mountains by bus. In frigid 9 to 17 degree weather he visits Mt. Cranmore ski lodge and observes local ski instructors. Ford and Jackson appear elsewhere, with Ford framing farm policy while planning to enter all primaries.
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Ford
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Massachusetts
California
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Reagan
White Mountains
Mt. Cranmore
American Farm Bureau Federation
Bylaws Adopted and Campaign News Across States
The Great Plains ALERT Team adopted new bylaws at a Monday meeting. John B. Connally said he would reconsider his position if Ford exits the Republican nomination race, while he avoids GOP candidacy or vice presidential ambitions. Jackson launched his Massachusetts bid not campaigning in New Hampshire, criticizing cynicism in politics. Reagan campaigned across the state defending a plan to shift about 90 billion dollars of federal social service funding to states and rejecting new tax mandates.
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Great Plains Alert Team
Citizens Band Radio Club
Cleveland
Treasury
John B. Connally
Ford
Jackson
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Reagan
Marcos Backed as Leader of Developing World Say China
China’s ambassador to Manila Ke Hua said Mao Tse tung proposes Ferdinand Marcos as the head of the world’s developing nations. The claim emerged during Ke Hua’s courtesy call in Manila after China and the Philippines resumed diplomatic ties during Marcos’ state visit to China last year. The ambassador cited Mao as supporting a Third World leadership role.
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Manila
Mao Tse-tung
Philippine
Ferdinand Marcos
China
Marcos
Philippines
Funerals Held For Infant John Ziermann At Fort Sill
Graveside services were conducted for John Ziermann infant son of Spec. 4 Paul and Mrs. Ziermann at 2 p.m. in Fort Sill Post Cemetery under Huddleton's Funeral Home. He died shortly after birth Friday at Reynolds Army Hospital. Survivors include parents, brother Adam, and grandparents Frank Ziermann Windsor Wisconsin Ed and Ruth Noland Dillon South Carolina.
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John Ziermann
Paul
Ziermann
Walding
Post Cemetery
Fort Sill
Huddleston
Reynolds Army Hospital
Adam
Frank Ziermann
Windsor
Wis
Ruth Noland
Dillon
S.C
Central State Honors Students On Fall Honor Rolls
Southwest Oklahoma students are listed on Central State University honor rolls in Edmond for the fall semester. The President's Honor Roll includes straight A grades. Dean's Honor Roll requires no grade below B. Names by town include Altus Edward G. Ruth and June Byrd among others.
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Southwest Oklahoma
Central State University
Edmond
Altus
Edward G. Ruth
June Byrd
Robert Henson
Joyce Hill
Leah Lamar
Anadarko
Sally Smith
Carol Tustison
Jennifer Jackson
James Stepp
Duncan
Freddy Carroll
Barry Duren
Brenda Green
Buddy Green
Vicky Gregston
Debra Labyer
Karen Malone
Janet Marco
Fred Page
Keith Pratt
Mary Reschke
David Utley
Vanessa Walker
Frederick
Robert Eskridge
Hobart
Pamela Tyson
Lawton
Deborah Glover
Denise Kilgus
Waurika
Ricky Miller
White Elected County Commissioner Chairman in Comanche
Comanche County commissioners chose Frank White as chairman for 1976, succeeding W. F. Griswold. The body approved a courthouse schedule with 12 closing days including New Year’s Day and Thanksgiving, plus additional closings on Nov. 26 and Dec. 24.
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Comanche County
West District
Frank White
White
W. F
Bill) Griswold
Hawaii Textiles and Apparel Sectors Grow 64 Percent Since 1964
In Hawaii the textiles and apparel industries have expanded their workforce by 64 percent since 1964, reflecting growth in manufacturing and clothing production across the state.
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Hawaii
Textiles
Appearel
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