Carter Seeks Balanced Ticket With Vetting of V P Picks
At the Democratic convention Carter boasts 19 primary wins and 1653 delegate votes, well beyond 1505 needed, and says he has freedom from top party pressures. He reveals unprecedented checks on running mates with Anderson & Co auditing finances and taxes, aiming for a qualified, balanced ticket while avoiding past scandals.
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Brown
Humphrey
Carter
Associated Press
Patrick Caddell
New
Caddell
George McGovern
South Dakota
Thomas A. Eagleton
Missouri
Eagleton
Arthur Anderson & Co
Glenn
Barbara Jordan
Texas
Muskie
Chicago
Richard Daley
Alabama
George C. Wallace
McGovern
Miss Jordan
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota
County Grants Employed Seek Raises Amid Pension Dispute
County officials debated paying $1,440 in salary increases to six grant-funded workers including Ellenbrook and Marie Detty. The dispute centers on whether grant-paid staff are county employees and eligible for pension benefits, with Attorney General guidance sought after commission deliberations and budget year start.
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Ellenbrook
Marie Detty
Charles Miller
Juvenile Bureau
Bledsoe
County Dist
Atty
Don Beauchamp
Commission
Frank White
Beauchamp
White
Public Trust Authority
Oklahoma Delegates Debate Carter Unity At Tulsa Caucus
Oklahoma leaders and uncommitted delegates clash over Carter candidacy as Lorray Dyson and others press to keep a caucus for undecided supporters. Carl Oldham argues the Carter platform is vague while fears grow that Carter forces may seize the delegation. Uncommitted delegates plan talks with Harris supporters to oppose disliked platform provisions.
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Maynard Ungerman
Tulsa
Lorray Dyson
Guthrie
Dyson
Carter
Kennedy
Oklahoma
U. S
Fred R. Harris
Security council ponders condemnations over Israel raid
The UN Security Council prepares for a parade of Third World nations led by Mauritius Benin Guinea and Guyana to condemn Israel for Barbaric unprovoked and naked aggression amid Uganda's charges. The U S seeks a broader resolution on terrorism but faces veto risk. Debate likely ends with mutual rejection.
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Security Council
Israel
Mauritius
Benin
Guinea
Guyana
Council
Uganda
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Soviet Union
China
Idi Amin
Amin
Tel Aviv
Baruch Bar-Lev
Dora Bloch
Housing Authority Meeting Notice for Comanche Indian Tribe
The Housing Authority of the Comanche Indian Tribe of Oklahoma schedules a regular meeting on Monday July 12 1976 at 730 PM at its office north of City Lawton Oklahoma. Jerree L Towbc Executive Director.
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Comanche Indian Tribe OF Oklahoma
Housing Authority
City
Lawton
Oklahoma
Local Girls Win At Cinderella Pageant in Shawnee
Two Lawton girls earned honors at a Cinderella Girl pageant in Shawnee. Karen Bailey, 12, won the talent award in Cinderella Miss, daughter of Bill and in-law Bailey of 415 NW 40th. Julie Roberts, 9, daughter of Gary and (Mrs. Roberts) of 309 NW 63, took third in the Miniature Miss bracket and was named outstanding nine-year-old.
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Lawton
Shawnee
Karen Bailey
Bill Bailey
Julie Roberts
Gary Roberts
Cattle Hogs and Grain Prices Reported for Oklahoma City
Markets show cattle and calves 3000 head with mixed trade in slaughter classes cattle buyers steady midweek. hogs active price 42.00-42.60 for sows and 1.00-3.00 lower for feeder pigs. wheat and barley bids listed by town with soybeans and alfalfa hay prices. live poultry prices 26 for broilers and 62 for a large eggs and small 4.0.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Afton
Muskogee
Pauls Valley
Beaver
Eldorado
Hobart
Perryton
Temple
Lawton
Clinton
Manchester
Weatherford
Medford
Banner
el Reno
Geary
Keyes
Kingfisher
Ponca City
Yukon
Watonea
Beavers
Keys
Liberal
Gulf
Preparation H Promises Fast Relief for Hemorrhoids
Health ad touts Preparation H as a nonprescription remedy that shrinks swelling and eases pain and itching. It cites tests on hundreds of patients in major cities and at a medical center, claiming consistent, hourlong relief and widespread use by millions of sufferers each year. Ointment or suppositories are offered as the only formulas.
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New York
Washington
D.C
Oklahoma Panel Debates Gas and Electric Hookup Ban
Law panel considers prohibiting electric power hookups to private homes businesses and industry as Solons debate the measure Rep Jerry Weichel of Colony serves as vice chairman and Rep Bill Bradley of Waurika is among the members.
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Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Jerry Weichel
Colony
Bill Bradley
Waurika
Prison Revolt Ends in Fatal Police Storming
In a five day uprising, prisoners held hostages in the yard as state officials negotiated for a peaceful end. On day five police stormed the rebel section, killing 39 prisoners and hostages. One guard died on day one, with three inmates later killed by fellow inmates.
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Panel Sets Review for Three Westside Plats
Lawton Oklahoma panel will review Crosby Park Addition Part 8 at NW 52nd and New Cache Road along with Country Club West Part 11 and Cache Valley Addition 53rd and Old Cache Road. Three lot splits for the Waurika water main project through east Lawton are also on the agenda. Meeting is at City Hall at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Westside
Lawton Metropolitan Area
City Planning Department
LMAPC
City Hall
Burglary Probed At Lawton Golf Course
Lawton police investigate a Saturday burglary at the Lawton Municipal Golf Course clubhouse. The pro shop lost two complete sets of clubs a dozen putters about 24 golf caps plus an electric razor radio and color TV. Vending machines also vandalized with an estimated loss around 2000 dollars and unknown change. Entry was through a window.
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Lawton
Lawton Municipal Golf Course
Cameron University Enrollment Deadline Nears
Final opportunity for entering freshmen at Cameron to pre enroll for fall and attend orientation is Wednesday. Students may contact the counseling center or admissions office. Pre registration not required. those not registered can register at the door. Registration begins at 8 30 a m for morning orientation in Shepler Center.
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Cameron
Counseling Center
Shepler Center
Minor injuries after two-car crash at Fourth and Monroe
A Sunday morning two-vehicle collision at Fourth and Monroe left Steven J. Smith 29 and JoAnn 30 with minor injuries. Espiri dion Herrera 28 of 716 S Fourth was southbound. his car skidded about 75 feet. Both Smiths were treated at Reynolds Army Hospital and released. Herrera uninjured. Herrera cited for speeding. Smith for failing to yield to a vehicle on the right.
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Fourth and
Monroe
Floyd Smith
Steven J. Smith
JoAnn
Monroe Ave
Espiridion J. Herrera
S. Fourth
Fourth Street
Herrera
Smiths
Reynolds Army Hospital
Kirk’s
Emergency Service
Fort Sill
Jon Long
Rah
Smith
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DNC
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John Glenn
Ohio
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Bristow
Oldham
Mexico
Lowton Morning Press
Jerree L
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