Oklahoma Publishing Company President's Wife Dies At 91
Mrs. E. K. Gaylord wife of the publishing company president died at Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City after a two week stay. She was 91 and funeral services are set for Friday at Hahn Cook Street Draper. Her civic work centered on the YWCA and the United Appeal, including a $750000 YWCA building fund drive and coordinating charitable fund raising statewide. She was born Inez Kinney in Belmont Ohio in 1882. She helped found the nine story YWCA building in Oklahoma City and later served as a director and officer of the Oklahoma Publishing Co.
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E. K. Gaylord
Oklahoma Publishing Co
Mercy Hospital
Hahn- Cook, Street & Draper Funeral Home
Gaylord
Young Women’s Christian Association
United Appeal
Oklahoma City Ywca
Inez Kinney
Belmont
Ohio
James Kinney Jr
Elizabeth Wilkinson Kinney
Wooster College
Asheville
N. C
YWCA
Paris
France
United States
Oklahoma
The
Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City Times
Power use slips as week ends Daylight Saving Time
Nationwide electricity output for the week ending Jan 12 fell to 36.6 billion kilowatt hours, 4.1 billion below the year earlier figure. Separate AP items report Seaton's death, questions on White House tape access, a 60 day auto insurance rate freeze, and Nixon State of the Union plans.
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Edison Electric Institute
Ashington
Secret Service
White House
FBI
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Nixon
Congress
Congressions
Legislature Eyes Compromise On Budget Amid Revenue Sharing Debate
Lawmakers near a budget settlement as Governor Hall blasts Senate for blocking anticipated revenue sharing funds. House and Senate leaders clash over a $15 million nonrecurring appropriation for capital projects while Willis seeks funding rearrangements to bridge gaps.
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Senate
Oklahoma Education Association
James Hamilton
D-Poteau
Willis
House
Tahlequah
Police Killings Highlight Domestic Gun Call Risks
A gunman killed Pakula and Todd during a domestic call as officers returned fire and fellow patrolmen were wounded. The suspect surrendered after 16 minutes. two officers remained in serious condition, and the police chief urged limits on weapons citing human costs.
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Todd
Gerald Kanachki
Edward Golden
Western fires and floods straddle Idaho and West Coast
Major bridge collapses in Bonner County Idaho isolated hundreds as Sunshine Mine shutdown and power cuts followed a breached dam. Western Oregon and California faced heavy flooding with thousands evacuated, rail service canceled, and many roads washed out amid the storm.
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Coeur d'Alene
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Bonner County
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Livingston
Mont
Lake Tahoe
Calif
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National Rail Passenger Service
Vancouver
B.C
Oakland
City Employe Struck By Car In Pre-dawn Incident
A city sanitation department employee, Jerry Funderburk, 29, was struck by a car at 17th and Rogers Lane in pre-dawn darkness. He suffered a broken right leg and scalp lacerations and was being checked for internal injuries at Southwestern Hospital. The driver, Ray Elliott, 43, was cited in Municipal Court after Funderburk stepped from behind a sanitation truck around 7 22 a.m.
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Rogers Lane
Jerry Funderburk
Southwestern Hospital
Funderburk
Ray Elliott
Billy Godfrey
Godfrey
Elliott
Possible Homicide Report near Meers North of Lawton
Sheriff's deputies investigated a Meers area report of a body near a residence about 11 a.m. but found no victim. Deputies searched Seven Sisters Creek and the area for two young Indian males who allegedly left the home earlier, with residents joining the search.
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Lawton
Bill Banks
Claude Branscom
David Horse
Meers Store
Horse
Seven Sisters Creek
Stock Market Gains Amid Hope of Middle East Accord
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 8.45 to 864.54 as optimism about possible Egypt Israel talks boosted markets. Rite Aid led NYSE volume after a large block trade, while other indices showed solid gains amid upbeat Middle East news. Oklahoma livestock and grain prices were listed, with cattle, hogs, and feed values noted across regional markets.
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Israel
Egypt
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Eugene Peroni
du Pont Walston, Inc
Mideast
Soviet Union
United States
Rite Aid
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Gas Saving Gear Questioned by Physicist Expert Says
Kansas City based physicist Gordon Gross of the Midwest Research Institute warns that claims of doubling gasoline mileage from devices are dubious. He notes most cars are overpowered and fuel economy improves only with reduced weight or power, citing a DOE study linking weight to mileage. Some devices show interesting physics, but substantial gains require sacrifices.
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Midwest Research Institute
Gordon Gross
U. S
Gross
Lynn Cheatum
The
Kansas City Star
Department of Transportation
Fire reports list Lawton incidents with times and places
Fire department logs show multiple calls including 254 am at 14th and Jefferson for grass fire at 5.29 am near Floyd street, and a 4? am at 416 Glendale with a possible water heater issue.
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Jefferson
Grass
Glendale
Beer Demand Up as U.S. Beer Market Grows
The U.S. beer market expands about 4 percent annually. Industry figures show 131.8 million barrels produced in 1972, with 31 gallons per barrel, and projections target around 137 million barrels in 1973.
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U.S
Israel faces domestic pressure over Middle East withdrawal
Premier Golda Meir’s government confronts criticism as Likud accuses a one sided retreat. US officials discuss private understandings to end the war and a general search for a solution based on UN Resolution 242, while Israel demands secure borders and retains some territories.
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Likud
U.S
Israel
al Gomhouriya
United States
Egypt
Middle East
United Nations Security Council
Chinese Currency Units: Chiao and Fen Explained
The text explains that China uses two subunits smaller than the yuan the chiao a dire and the fen pronounced fun serving as the penny in historical or educational context.
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