AFL-CIO moves to back Carter after convention
The AFL-CIO plans a unified push for Jimmy Carter soon after the Democratic National Convention. The Executive Council may endorse Carter next Monday and local unions will start coordinating with his campaign to build a voter registration drive and campaign strategy, aiming for a robust labor-led effort nationwide.
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Jimmy Carter
Afl-Cio
Carter
United Steel Workers
I. W. Abel
Federation
California
Ronald Reagan
Meany
Abel
Executive Council
Bid Opening Date Set On Medicine Park Waste Water Plant
Medicine Park officials set August 12 as the bid opening date for a about 900 000 waste water treatment project funded by a 652 353 EPA grant and a 224 000 FHA loan. The plan includes a lagoon south of the town on 26 acres donated by Fort Sill and aims to serve 700 acres with a one year completion target. Project engineer Bob Hendricks says work will start within 60 days after bidding.
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Medicine Park
Edward A. Hilliary Jr
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Hilliary
Bob Hendricks
Lawton
Fort Sill
Cab Robbery Charge Lodged In Oklahoma City Area
A preliminary hearing is set for Aug 4 in district court for Stuart Brings Plenty 23 on a felony attempted robbery with a dangerous weapon after a taxi driver was slashed during an early Tuesday robbery attempt. Brings Plenty was arrested about six hours later with bond set at 5000.
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Plenty
Brings Plenty
William Traut
Yellow Cab Company
Fort Sill Boulevard
Elmer Thomas Park
Traut
Trant
Fort Sill
Reynolds Army Hospital
16Th Street
Cache Road
Randy Riley
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
Tom Roberts
Oklahoma City
Porcupine, S.C
Health meeting at New Indian Center in Cache
A health meeting will be held at noon Wednesday at the New Indian Center in Cache. A dinner will be served and speakers include Margaret Cowden a food stamp specialist and Juanita Nelson a community health representative speaking on food stamps and nutrition.
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New Indian Center
Cache
Margaret Cowden
Juanita Nelson
Afghanistan Beset by Absence of Rail Network
An examination notes Afghanistan covers about 250000 square miles yet has no railroad track. The fact highlights the country's infrastructural lag and isolation in broader regional trade and transport contexts.
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Afghanistan
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