New Rules Add To Welfare Roll
Oklahoma welfare costs will rise as federal regulations expected to take effect add about 120000 people to the rolls. Welfare Director L E Rader testified before the House Appropriations Committee that costs could reach 17.5 million over 18 months, with possible 20 million annual increase after January 1 1974 under a new federal act.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
L. E. Rader
Oklahoma House Appropriations Committee
Rader
House Committee
Oklahoma Supreme Court Grants Temporary OK for Utility Advertising
The Oklahoma Supreme Court stayed the State Corporation Commission order banning utility advertising, allowing OG&E and others to resume promotional activities pending Jan. 17 hearing on reconsideration. The action affects thousands of dollars in newspaper ads and reflects broader disputes with OK Natural Gas and the Oklahoma Press Association over the ban. The court noted the case is complex while preserving the forthcoming hearing and ongoing agency review.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Oklahoma
State Corporation Commission
High Court
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co
Og&e
Commission
William A. Berry
Corporation Commission
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
The
Oklahoma Press Association
Rice
OPA
Wayne Quinlan
Supreme Court
Charles Nesbitt
Jack Swidensky
Swidensky
Man Charged In Slaying Of Woman
Tulsa man Jack Dwight Lazar was charged and ordered held without bond for the slaying of 23 year old Glenda Ann Cale a Southwestern Bell Telephone Co supervisor. The body was found Dec 13 behind an auto shop near her car. Lazar faces a preliminary hearing in January.
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Tulsa
Okla
Telephone Company
Jack Dwight Lazar
Glenda Ann Cale
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Lazar
Miss Cale
Great Wall of China Length and Dimensions
The Great Wall of China spans about 1,400 miles with heights between 20 and 30 feet. Its base thickness reaches 25 feet, tapering to 15 feet at the crest.
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China
United States Marshal Sale in Lawton Oklahoma 1973
The United States Marshal for the Western District of Oklahoma will sell at public auction on January 24, 1973 at 2:00 PM in the Comanche County Courthouse Lawton Oklahoma the Lot 1 Block 13 Part Two Tomlinson Addition to Lawton with buildings and improvements. The appraised value is 13500 dollars and sale proceeds cover sale costs and a judgment of 13592.07 with interest from August 28, 1971.
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Lawton
United States
Comanche County
Oklohome
United States Mearshat
Oklahome
Tomlinson
Oklahoma
United States District Court For
Western District of Oklahoma
United States of America
Ronald Ray Sampley
Ronald Sampley
Patsy L. Sampley
Affiliated Credit Bureau, Ltd
Wayne Moss
Floyd E. Carrier
Western District OF
Floyd M. McGrew
United States Marshall
Oklahoma Teachers Plan Costlier Pay Raise Proposals
The Oklahoma Education Association unveiled its own teacher pay raise plan in the State House led by Rep. Lou Allagh. It would cost about 12.5 million the first year and 23 million the second, with raises ranging from 350 to 550 dollars based on experience and qualifications. The plan outstrips Gov. Hall's 300 first year and 500 second year increases. Also, Sen. Jerry Pierce introduced a bill to require all moonlighting pay from the Secretary of State's office to go to the state, targeting Linda Callaway, director of Foreign Corporations, who has allowed outside work under state stationery. The measure could yield unknown revenue to the state. A Senate energy commission debate followed a resolution by Sen. Herschal Crow predicting a severe energy crisis that could force school closings in southwestern Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Education Association
David Hall
State House of Representatives
OEA
Lou Allagh
Hall
Secretary of State
Jerry Pierce
R-Bartlesville
Linda Callaway
John
Special Commission On Energy Resources
Senate
Herschal Crow, Daltus
Oklahoma
Marshall sale notice in Lawton Oklahoma United States Marshal sale
On January 2, 1973 at 2:00 PM in Lawton Oklahoma the United States Marshal will sell Lot Sixteen in Douglas Replat of Block 31 Military Addition for 9700 dollars to satisfy court costs and the United States judgment of 9402.84 with interest from March 20 1972. The sale follows Civil Case 72 635 United States v Manning. Senator Roy Gratham backs oil and gas exploration incentives and a new nine member commission.
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Douglas
Lawton
Comanche County
Oklahoma
United States District Court For
Western District of Oklahoma
United States of America
Charles Gordon Manning
Wanda Nell Manning
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Dan Welch
OFA
Legislature
Rogers
Pierce
Roy Grantham
D-Ponca City
House
Sens
John Young
D-Sapulpa
Grantham
Mercury
Passaic Falls
Paterson
N.J
Sale
Percales Reg. Sale
Servicts
14 Bay Auto Center
Accomodation Center
Stampa
Extermination Service
Store — Pet
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