U S Attorneys Probe Defunct Health Center
United States Attorneys examine the collapse of a local health agency Family Health after funding cuts by HEW led to nonpayment of bills. The board and staff blame miscommunication and spending without prior HEW approval. Audits aim to determine debts and potential legal action. Memorial Hospital and other clinics report unpaid charges exceeding thousands.
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Family Health
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Wheeler
Dallas
Norman
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Memorial Hospital Here
John Coffeey
Coffey
Southwestern Clinic
Donald Barney
Rogers Wins Sheriff Re-Election In Four-Year Term
County election board upheld allegations against John B. Moncrief finding him unqualified for sheriff. Rosa Hines and Marcella Cody testified on notices and registration. Rogers, elected in 1974, remains sheriff as terms lengthened to four years. Court Clerk Janice Mitchell is unopposed. Hines faces no opponent this year.
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Moncrief
Election Office
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G. Rogers
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Rezoning vote in Lawton pits residents against industrial shift
Tuesday night hearings drew near split support over rezoning a residential area to industrial use. Opponents warned of damaged character and street strain, while supporters argued area development. Several council members voted on denial and on a security service certificate for Alderson, amid past employment controversies and a lack of participation by the mayor due to illness. Other actions included land use changes at 38th and J Avenue, and approvals for mini warehouses with parking rules. A workers comp claim was settled for 10,900.
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Chuck Wade
East
Vic Ramirez
Harry Anderson
Don Aust
J. J. Pursley
Rex Pierce
Rex Givens
Jack Norrell
Fredrick Chenault
Charles Gibbs
Ed Riddle
Alderson
Security Service
Ramirez
Aust
Pierce
Riddle
Pursley
Gibbs
Givens
Norrell
Anderson
Chenault
Associated Security Systems
James B. Cox
Cox
Lawton
Medicine Park
Wayne Gilley
John R. Wolverton
25Th St
38Th
J Avenue
Jake Adair
Carter Begins Day Of Fulfillment at Democratic nominating
The convention heard Carter leading with 1 794 votes on the verge of roll call while Udall trailed and Brown gathered 281 to 316 5. Massachusetts delegates tried to place George C Wallace in nomination but Wallace refused consent. Muskie Mondale Glenn and McGovern spoke on Carter platform and future party unity amid debates over abortion and unemployment goals.
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Strike to be made Thursday at news conference
Defendants named from Virginia Maryland and Washington include Eugene E. O'Sullivan Cecil E. Rust Gil W. Fowler Lawrence H. Boyd Fred Tweedlie Michael Tenorio and Walter J. Stahli Indictments allege inciting a riot theft of press folding equipment and assault on James H Hover The cases arise from violence during the Post pressroom strike beginning Oct 1 with 115 witnesses. Max penalties cited include up to 10 years in prison and 16000 fine for inciting a riot and 1 year and 1000 fine for riot charges
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Vienna
Cecil E. Rust
Arlington
Gil W. Fowler
Washington
Lawrence H. Boyd
Hyattsville
Fred F. Tweedlie
Sterling, Va
Michael Tenorio
Alexandria
Walter J. Stahli
Burke, Va
O’sullivan
Rust
Tweedlie
Tenorio
Stahli
Fowler
Boyd
James H. Hover
U.S
Federal
Post
Grand Jury
Ford and Reagan camps bill spending in six months
Reagan supporters reported about 13.2 million in contributions plus federal matching funds for the six months ending June 30, while spending about 13.1 million. Ford raised a little over 11 million and spent 10.9 million. Ford also pitched at the All Star game twice, with left and right hands, as he entered with Sparky Anderson and Darrell Johnson.
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Reagan
New York
Sparky Anderson
Darrell Johnson
Chief
Widow complaints urge action from Kentucky mines official
Mrs. Hackworth and other widows voiced distress over conditions after bodies were found and standing water cleared. They criticized H N Kirkpatrick, commissioner of the Kentucky Department of Mines and Minerals, seeking accountability and safer site handling.
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