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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1976
Page
4
A collection of humorous lines labeled as "Oh Lord fill my mouth" items. It features Dad’s flippant resolutions about money, work, repairs, cars, clothes, confidences, eating, and family interactions. The tone is playful and reflective of everyday excuses and wishes.
Woods will not seek re election for Office No 2 on the vo tech school board with filing Jan 12 14. Supt Milton Worley was rehired for 1976 77 with salary to be set later currently 20500. Courses openings remain in adult evening classes starting Jan 19 and sophomores juniors will be tested Jan 19 23 at several sites including Oklahoma Cache Geronimo and Elgin. Sal ly Mitchell health occupations person resigns with 4732 for remainder of year. Board meets Feb 2.
Chou En Lai dies at 78 amid leadership succession talk as Wang forms potential path to Mao era chairmanship. The piece recalls Chou and Teng in France and mentions Kang Sheng and other party figures shaping the post Mao era.
Boren proposes using about 6 million dollars annually to offset losses from a court decision. If upheld, the funds could have gone to general revenue instead of debt service. Howard argues for reviewing state needs before drafting budgets and opposes fixed agency percentage targets.
December unemployment eases slightly from the recession peak while the labor force grows by 300000 led by women. Manufacturing adds jobs and the overall work week rises as the Dow tops 900 amid bank rate cuts, with extended benefits ending for many states.
Industry factors predict demand for oil field equipment and supplies could more than double over the next ten years as the United States pursues greater petroleum independence.
Investigators estimate the A-train six car formation was halted after a four car B-train not scheduled to stop at Addison rammed it. Two people trapped in the A-train cab were in an empty CTA seat as not all cabs were occupied by CTA staff. The B-train speed at impact remains unknown. The CTA notes prior serious accidents in 1974 and a May 10 rear end collision that sent 224 passengers to hospitals.
Roy Haverkamp of the State Department says the United States does not object to MPLA but seeks removal of Soviet and Cuban forces from Angola. Pentagon notes Ford administration concern as Soviet guided missile destroyer and support ships move near Angola.
The Great Plains Area Vo-Tech health occupations class toured Mercy Hospital and Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City visiting therapy departments labs kitchens x ray facilities and patient areas. Mrs Sally Mitchell says the tour helps students explore health fields and prepares them for work as nurse assistants.
A neighborhood watch meeting scheduled for tonight at Sullivan Village Elementary School is canceled due to the school closing for a gas shortage. It will be rescheduled to 7 p.m. January 15 at the same school.
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