Miss Devlin Pregnant While Serving in Parliament
Miss Devlin, 23 and the youngest British MP, confirms she is pregnant and will not abort. She says her abortion stance is personal and she will not discuss the father. She plans to run in the next general election due by 1974 despite the pregnancy.
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Devlin
London
Miss Devlin
House of Commons
Ulster
Miss Devilin
Essex
United States
Irish Times
Ireland
Sand Springs Loses Federal Loan Certification
Oklahoma City AP reports Sand Springs loses federal loan certification for housing tied to sewer treatment progress. State Health official Loyd Pummill says FHA and VA loans are affected. city must vote again to regain approval. Action aims to spur sewage facility improvements to avoid injunctions and backing up sewage into homes.
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Loyd Pummill
Environmental Services
State Health Department
Sand Springs
Carl Davis
Pummill
Hospital births and admissions list for Fort Sill area
A hospital notices page lists births and admissions across multiple towns including Lawton Fort Sill Duncan Walters Cache and Ardmore. Entries name patients with addresses and medical status such as medical surgery or admitted. Dismissed and newborn details noted for several new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Gilley
Fleming
Fort Sill
June L. Beeson
Cache
Pinkie B. Bell
Lawton
Jack E. Bozarth
Briarwood Drive
Judy A. Ewing
Walters
Helen P. Ferguson
Olustee
Lois B. Foster
S. 26Th
Ruby L. Harrison
Indiahoma
Mamie L. Holman
E. Lee
Glenda Johns
Prentice
Rhonda R. Lackey
Marilyn L. McPhail
Dearborn
Kathy A. Meason
N. 16Th
Sheila R. Pennypacker
Duncan
David M. Reynolds
Mieling Drive
Mayce B
Egyptian pig labor tied to seed and grain tasks
Ancient Egyptian practices used pigs to tread seed into soil and thresh grain. The text lists publication details for The Lawton Press and Constitution in Lawton, with subscription rates and delivery areas for Lawton and Fort Sill.
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Ancient
Egypt
Lawton Constitution
Sun
Lawton Morning Press
THE
Lawton Constitution and Morning Press
Lewton Publishing Co., Inc
Trd & A
Lawton
Ohlo
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Morning Press
Sundry
Constitution & Sunday Constitution
Phillips Drilling Near Trinidad Offshore Begins
Phillips Petroleum Co a six company group operator began offshore drilling after a year long wait. The first well Alice No 1 is 35 miles off the northeast coast of Trinidad on a 352000 acre license issued by the Trinidad Tobago government. Other group members include Apco Oil Clear Creek Depco Cleary Petroleum and Texas Pacific of Trinidad.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips Petroleum Co
Trinidad
Trinidad-Tobago
Apco Oil Corp
Clear Creek Co. Inc
Depco
Cleary Petroleum Corp
Texas Pacific of Trinidad Inc
Public Hearing on Sheridan Bank Teller Facility Plan
Notice announces a public hearing by the State Banking Board on Sheridan Bank of Lawton Oklahoma to install a teller facility at Lot 13 and 14, Block 3, Morford Addition in Lawton. Directors Bird Greyhill Meadors Sewell Wolverton filed the application June 7 1971 with the Bank Commissioner. Hearing set for July 13 1971 at 9 00 AM in Lincoln Plaza Suite 12 4545 Lincoln Boulevard Oklahoma City lasting details to be provided.
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Lawton
Sheridan Bank OF
Morford
City of Lewton
Oklahoma
Lincoln Plaza
Lincoln Boulevard
Oklahoma City
Okie
Pettit Pressures Rise Over City Water Firm Ties
Pettit owns 51 percent of a firm that bid about 61000 on a Reno water project and has said his company will not do business with the city. A related firm sharing an office sold water pipe to the city, prompting Councilman Sturm to demand Pettit resign or sever ties. Sturm says Pettit backed cast iron pipe in hearings.
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Sturn
Pettit
Atlantic City Auditorium Organ Makes World’s Largest Instrument
The Atlantic City Auditorium in Atlantic City New Jersey houses the largest musical instrument ever built. It features two consoles 1225 speaking stops and 33112 pipes indicating its massive scale and unique design.
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Atlantic City Auditorium
Atlantic City
N. J
New York Postal Unions Authorize New Strike
Four unions representing New York postal workers authorize a strike if a contract extension fails. The walkouts could occur July 20 or 25 amid national negotiations, with votes signaling strong support and past actions affecting mail service nationwide.
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New York
United Postal Service
Washington
Manhattan
Bronx
Perfect Harbor of New York Harbors Noted for Depth and Shelter
Encyclopaedia Britannica highlights New York's natural harbor as among the most perfect in the world due to its large water area deep channels and strong shelter.
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New York
Lawton Receives Planning Grant for City Development
U S Congressman Tom Steed announced a $40 287 comprehensive planning grant to Lawton to support a second year of updates to city programs. The funds will be administered by the Lawton Metropolitan Area Planning Commission to develop a planning information data bank.
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U.S
Tom Steed
Lawton
Lawton Metropolitan Area
Columbus Expedition Ship Wrecks Reported Near Haiti
The Santa Maria of Columbus's first voyage was wrecked on a reef near Haiti on Christmas Eve while Columbus sailed home on the Nina.
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Columbus
New World
Republic of Haiti
Tulsa Man Held In Bank Robbery
A 56 year old Tulsa man, Thomas Leroy Morland, is ordered held for a federal grand jury over the $28,500 armed bank robbery of the First National Bank at Hominy on June 18. Morland was arrested by the FBI. his brother Clyde Leon Morland, 28, is still sought.
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Tulsa
Okla
First National Bank
Hominy
Thomas Leroy Morland
FBI
Clyde Leon Morland
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Sumit
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Delores F. Kolft
Doug
Boone B. Lewis
William P. Meloni
John E. Musgrove
Phillip J. Nolen
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Susan I. Ratliff
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Roosevelt
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Fred McCathern
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Liberty
Darrell Smith
Jodie Tompkins
Elm
Chris Botkin
Jack Botkin
Lloyd Fletcher
Bill Horn
S. 24Th
William Stapp
Frances Watson
Ted Chapman
Thomas Gray
Lake Road
Leonard Lewelling
Fletcher
P.hls
James Germanine
Shawnee
Michael Day
Anadarko
Sat Ae Beaver
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Ellen Cuetone
James Edwards
Marlow
Peggy Reid
Star Route
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Edmond Archilta
Ronald Yellowfish
Betty France
Jack France
Euclid
Ralph Boucher
Luella Gardner
McKinley
Nat Hawkins
W. Norman
Calvin Recer
Donnie Barnes
S. 25Th
Bill
Currell Drive
Sunday Press
Press & Sun
STA
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Sir
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Phillips Drilling
Associated Press
American Pipe Organs
Bury Southerland
Koscot Kosmetics
Bury! Southerland
Cache Road
Atlanta
Offige
Conti
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Westinghouse
inJriedrich
Gotham Postal Unions
Los Angeles
Chicago
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Branch 36
National Association of Letter Carriers
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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