City Considers Longevity Pay Changes in Budget Talks
City officials spar over longevity pay tied to years of service up to 21 years with a maximum of 63 dollars monthly. Council tentatively approves 131980 dollars for this year while the manager seeks to renegotiate next year. Thompson notes the pay reflects tenure not performance and questions its fairness.
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Vo Tech Panel Increases Luncheon Price at State School
The Great Plains Area Vo Tech School board votes to raise lunch prices from 50 to 60 cents per meal as fall classes begin. A Type A lunch will cost 60 cents with other prices rising. board also approves building additions, window and door safety updates, furniture contracts, and staff changes.
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Great Plains Area
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State Department of Education
45Th Street
Lee Boulevard
Stillwater
IBM
Milton Worley
Colorado State University
Sandra Hodge
Sally Mitchell
Kathryn Stadter
ASCOG Seeks Project Leader For Senior Services System
The Association of South Central Oklahoma Governments invites applications for a project coordinator to develop an information and referral system for senior citizens. The system will assist residents in eight counties. Apply by July 21 by calling G L Dahl at 252 0595 between 8 30 a.m. and 5 p.m. ASCOG is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Caddo
Comanche
Cotton
Grady
Jefferson
McClain
Stephens
Kissinger plan advances on energy and development talks
Kissinger can begin within two months and separate commissions on energy raw materials and developing nations can start by year’s end. After a collapsed preparatory meeting in April, a May proposal sought parallel conferences. Last week major oil consumers backed the three pronged approach as Charles Robinson tours Brazil after Iran Saudi Arabia and Venezuela.
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United States
Algeria
Farmers weigh prices as wheat market hints at steady gains
D A Woodson of the Frederick Cooperative says prices floated between 3.42 and 3.47 this morning as producers held crop in storage. Joe Fortmeyer of Walters Cooperative sees the 3.47 rate as slow business and predicts many will wait, while speculation runs that prices could reach 4 or 5 dollars a bushel later.
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Joe Fortmeyer
Walters
Fortmeyer
Polone
Airport master plan shifts runway date and bids eyed
Oklahoma City based Hudgins Thompson Ball and Associates updates the 1975 to 1995 master plan with a moved runway expansion date hoped for soon. The board approves a 47381 dollar precast maintenance building and under 3000 dollar storage enclosure at Lawton airport.
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Oklahoma City
Cox
FAA
G. W. Hastings’ Co
Lawton
Fort Worth
Robert Hendrick
Hendrick and Sons Engineering Co
Oklahoma City Grain Prices Reported by State Dept of Agriculture
The State Department of Agriculture lists current prices for grains and related products. Wheat ranges from 3.05 to 3.65 per bushel with regional quotes. barley from 1.90 to 2.40. Milo at 4.00 to 4.50 per cwt. soybeans about 4.87 to 5.57 per bushel. alfalfa hay at 40 to 50 per ton. live broilers at 32.44 cents each. eggs about 52 cents per dozen large and 44 cents for medium.
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el Reno
Geary
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Kingfisher
Medford
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Temple
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Weatherford
Yukon
Manchester
Keyes
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Lebanese Phalangist Leader Vows to Fight If Clerical War Recurs
Pierre Gemayel warned that Phalangist forces will attack if a death or Phalangist life is taken. The Phalange, Lebanon's largest private army with about 60,000 members and a 6,000 militia, was a principal combatant in the April to June sectarian battles in Beirut that left over 900 dead.
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Phalange
Southwest Oklahomans Named In OSU Vet First-Year Class
Sixty five students were accepted for the first-year class in Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Readers include Eva Ann Martin of Chattanooga, Larry Gaines of Duncan, Timothy Ashley of Grandfield, Michael Dissen of Hobart, Thomas Pool of Lawton, Ernestina Seibold of Lawton, Brian McKinley of Marlow, and Danny Glover of Marlow.
Orientation set for Cameron University Indian students
Reserved orientation for incoming Cameron University Indian students will be held from 12 30 p m to 4 p m July 21 at Shepler Center south cafeteria Pre registration for new Indian students will be from 11 a m to 4 p m July 22 Information covered includes financial aid enrollment procedures and student services
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Cameron University
Shepler Center
Bowling draws near fishing in U S participation
More than 52 million Americans participate in bowling across men women and children. In participation sports in the United States only fishing outdraws bowling.
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U.S
FEDS RETIRE EARLY
Government allows some federal workers to stay to 70 but most retire by 58 on average. The article notes the mean retirement age is 58 despite optional extensions.
Ecuador Oil Output Split With Gulf and Texaco
Gulf and Texaco report Ecuadorian production around 165000 barrels daily with 125000 exported, while officials claim 216000 daily and aim for 225000 at lower prices. Ministry says California LA region buys 20 percent and Caribbean nations 60 percent of exports.
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Gulf
Texaco
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