Morris Protests Plan To Curtail School Aid
Rep Toby Morris protested any curtailment of Public Law 815 and 874 benefits before the House Education and Labor subcommittee. He argued the proposal would cut aid to schools in federally impacted areas, harming communities with new facilities and tax losses from federal lands. His district includes Fort Sill Altus AFB and Clinton-Sherman AAB plus Indian lands.
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Toby Morris
House Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Morris
Executive Department
Fort Sill
Altus Air Force Base
Clinton-Sherman Air Base
Cub Scouts Award Ceremony At John Adams Elementary
Robert yborosii of Cub Scout Pack received a Wobclos badge at a school ceremony during the monthly awards meeting in the auditorium. Cub master William Shellon presented the honors. Jerry Andrews Joe Hart Steve Starner earned one-year service stars. Jim Poindexter four-year service star. Anthony Colbert Billy Lantz Denner stripes. Bob Morgan Bil Townsend Denner stripes. Mark Blasingame received assistant Denner stripes and Indian circle. Trest Pollina earned assistant Denner stripes and a Push mobile certificate. J Longfellow received his Bobcat award.
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Robert Yborosii
John Adams Elementary
William Shellon
Jerry Andrews
Joe Hart
Steve Starner
Jim Poindexter
Denner
Anthony Colbert
Billy Lantz
Bob Morgan
Bil Townsend
Mark Blasingame
Trest Pollina
J. Longfellow
Gold arrow point honors awarded to scouts in ceremony
Bill Glasco received a gold arrow point. Wolf badge and gold arrow point went to Steve Halvorson, while D. Stewart and Larry Collins won Bear badges. George Bristol also earned a Bear badge with a gold arrow point.
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Bill Glasco
Wolf
Steve Halvorson
D. Stewart
Larry Collins
George Bristol
Tulsa Law School Selects New Dean
Tulsa University names M A Allen King yesterday as dean of the Law School, the first full time dean at TU. King succeeds John Rogers who led the school for seven years before retiring last September, after serving as administrative dean prior to appointment.
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Tulsa
Allen King
University of Tulsa
King
John Rogers
Rogers
Gift Corneas Rushed By Patrol In Oklahoma City
Two corneas from the seventh donor were rushed to Oklahoma Eye Bank as a surgeon operated on the ninth beneficiary, with a tenth operation planned. The first two transplants succeeded, going to Celia Mae Reimche and Clark Miracle of Oklahoma City. The eye bank secretary noted the bequest came from a man who died Monday. The latest census cites England’s population at 42 million.
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Oklahoma City
Eaid
Highway Patrol
Oklahoma Eye Bank
Nell Knoetger
Eye Bank
Celia Mae Reimche
Clark Miracle
Oklahoma Ity
Oologah Dam Bid Opening Delayed
Tulsa District Corps of Engineers postpones opening of bids for the Oologah Dam embankment and spillway project to February 19 due to high demand for specifications. The $5 to $10 million project attracted more inquiries, delaying availability for suppliers and contractors.
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Tulsa
District Corps of Engineers
Oologah Dam
Bond Issue OK'd for Mangum Sewage Plant
Oklahoma City report states a $120,000 bond issue for Mangum won approval from the attorney general's office yesterday. Funds will finance construction of a sewage disposal plant in Mangum.
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Oklahoma City
Mangum
Attorney General's Office
State Traffic Undergoes Study Plan With $32000 Grant
Oklahoma governor outlines a thorough study of state traffic conditions funded by a $32,000 contingency grant. The Safety Committee will use Northwestern University Traffic Institute to survey the Highway Patrol traffic courts and overall system.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Thitlee
Northwestern University Traffic Institute
International Association of ‘Chiefs ‘of Police
Oklaho
Dr Abraham Stone Survey Highlights February Digest Insights
Dr Abraham Stone surveys the hopeful situation in February Reader's Digest noting advantages and shortcomings of current methods. The digest explains what is being done to solve the problem and promotes the February issue with condensed articles from magazines and books available at newsstands today.
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Abraham Stone
Brooklyn Principal Kills Self Drives School Boycott Talk
The foreman of a Brooklyn grand jury urged parents to boycott schools where crime runs high while noting principal George Goldfarb, 55, of John Marshall Junior High, died by suicide. The panel weighing school safety and patrols discussed police presence, with officials undecided on a citywide officer in schools. Two teenage white girls were stabbed while commuting, while youths attack in classrooms and suppression of gang claims drew mixed statements from officials.
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New York
Brooklyn
George Golden
George Goldfarb
John Marshall
Samuels. Leibowitz
Golden
Leibowitz
Edward S. Silver
Goldfarb
Board of Education
Prand Jury
William Jansen
Stephen P. Kennedy
Jansen
Thomas Fleming
Joseph C. Noethen
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Elizabeth
Montreal
Quebec
Vincent Massey
Far East
Vancouver
Cub Scouts
Tulsa Law School
United Kingdom
England
Ameritas
Kenmore
Sears
eGees
Sharon Gallagher
Katherine Guilfoyle
Garber's Jewelers
C Avenue
B Avenue
SCOCE
Dial
Gere Lawton
Oklahorme
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