Indian Hospital Faces Financial Strain and Policy Clash
The 80 bed Lawton Indian hospital may continue operating as officials warn that contract funds were meant as a supplement. Indians must share costs when federal funds fall short, with disputes over when emergencies qualify for Public Health Service coverage and ongoing pressure from private and municipal hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Ed Yellowfish
P.lh.s
Emerson Eckinardy
P.H.S
Indian Health Service
Eckiwardy
P.H S
Pipeline Bill Okayed Spurs Debate With Magnuson Visit
The pipeline bill passed as Sen. Warren G. Magnuson of Washington stopped in his home state after a China trip. In the debate Sen. Henry Jackson warned the amendment could exempt a project threatening the environment from environmental law. Mondale released State Department documents alleging the department lied to Congress about Canada's position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
China
Henry Jackson
Inc
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
State Department
Department
Congress
Canada
Mackenzie River
Mondale
Stevens
The
Wilderness Society
Senate
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Nixon aides plan meetings amid tape questions and pipeline debate
The report describes Nixon and committee figures meeting with Treasury and Secret Service officials, with further courtesy calls to Senate leaders. It notes questions about tapes, while Butterfield’s testimony disclosed ongoing automatic recordings since 1971. Separately, Montana and Alaska lawmakers push for a Mackenzie River pipeline and federal review changes amid environmental concerns and a delay suit by Wilderness Society affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Mike Mansfield
Ziegler
President to meet Shah in Washington for state dinner
Nixon, hospitalized with viral pneumonia since Thursday, remains in hospital until next Monday. He is reported to have normal vital signs and clear lungs as he prepares to meet Vice President Agnew and host the Shah of Iran in a state dinner in Washington Tuesday.
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Washington
Iran
Tkach
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Oklahoma trooper reform proposals spark board debate
Gov. Hall allies clash with calls for civilian review as outrage over patrol chief resignations grows. Mayberry retires, Leo White resigns amid controversy while Matheson, son in law of Mandell Matheson, defends ascent citing record and leadership. Matheson joined patrol in 1962 rising through ranks to major.
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Lawson
Mayberry
Leo White
David Hall
Jerry Hargrave
Tulsa
White
Matheson
Mandell Matheson
Gov. Hall
National FBI Academy
Tulsa County
McWilliams Appointed Judge at Walker Tower Oklahoma
Dwight Henry McWilliams son of Mr and Mrs Donald Henry McWilliams 333 S 71st serves as judge for Walker Tower housing unit at the University of Oklahoma He is hearing disciplinary problems during the summer school session appointed to the position and overseeing student conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Henry McWilliams
Donald Henry McWilliams
S. 71St
Walker Tower
University of Oklahoma
Open Space Colleges May Be The Coming Thing
Oklahoma City Junior College adopts open space design enabling flexible layouts. The campus uses movable panels and no fixed walls to foster cross discipline interaction and lower construction costs while offering a Mastery record in place of traditional grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City College
Oklahoma
South Oklahoma City Junior College
Sequoyah Industries
State
Regents For Higher Education
South Oklahoma City
Daud Proclaims Afghan Republic After Coup
Daud's speech declares the republican system replaces the despotic monarchy and condemns the 10 year old constitution. He criticizes the former regime as corrupt while Afghanistan faces drought and famine with 80,900 deaths. International aid comes from the United States and other powers.
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Radio
Kabul
Daud
Afghanistan
Abdul Zahir
Musa Shafiq
Shafiq
Columbia University Law School
Russia
Central Asia
Britain
India
Soviet Union
China
United States
Voyage group plans five year round the world sailing trip
VOYAGE once as a boat broker and later bought the Bar balis a 50 foot yawl built 1923 for designer Frederick Fisher. Cost 25600 with 10000 to outfit and fund the trip. They sailed to the Bahamas and along Florida. Plans Caribbean stop in November then ports in South Pacific and around the world over five years with land time and work for funds. Eubanks and two others speak Spanish. They expect eight knot speed and ham radio. Eubanks will return to Oklahoma in January for a pharmacy license exam then rejoin the crew mid voyage.
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Barbalis
Frederick Fisher
Bahamas
Florida
Caribbean
Eubanks
South Pacific
Oklahoma
Lake Lawtonka patrol boat move eyed and water bill talks
The Lakes and Lands Commission urged replacing a damaged patrol boat at Lake Elsworth and discussed turning lake revenue into improvements. They eyed charging for electric camper hookups and commissioning lake patrolmen with full police powers after 120 hours of training. The Montego Bay water bill dispute remained tabled for further research.
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Lake Elsworth
City Lakes and Lands Commission
Lake Lawtonka
Montego Bay
Wayne Smith
Cleo Craig
Montego
Craig
Kalmbach Testimony Paints Watergate Fund Raising as Improper Act
Senator Inouye presses Kalmbach on involvement in illegal activity while Kalmbach admits the June 29 1972 Dean instruction and the $200000 fund raising may have aided Watergate cover up. He says he would have reported the matter, and describes his belief the funds supported legal fees and families, not illicit payoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Inouye
Dean
Kalmbach
Ehrlichman
Senate
Democratic
Nixon
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Weicker
United States
White House
Anthony Ulasewicz
Ulasewicz
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Senate to probe 1969 70 Cambodia secret raids
Senate Armed Services Committee will investigate orders for secret bombing raids in Cambodia in 1969 and 1970. Lawmakers seek who ordered the actions and any accountable officials. The inquiry follows national security and war policy concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cambodia
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Bill Finch
Elk View General Hospital
Hobart
Eckinardy
Finch
Lawton Hospital
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Yellowfish
P.H.S. Treasury
P.hls
Carnegie
Altus
Chickasha
Lawton P.H.S
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Oklahoma City
Committee
Sen
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Ervin
Butterfield
John Cleek
Creek
Oklahoma Baptist University
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
University of Kentucky
Shah
Italy
Ischia
Bay of
Naples
Voyage
Wayne Gilley
Torney
Jerry Cade
Charles Beller
McMahon
Fort Sill
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Roy B. Hooper
Ferguson
Cameron College
Willie Hopkins
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Lee West Estates
B&m Sales Company Inc
Fowlers
Beller
Arkla Gas, Public Service Co
Cablevision
Hopkins
Cern
Osber Hicks
Dan Glascock
Larry Fountaine
Don Whitaker
Lawton Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Human Relations and Community Life Enrichment Commission
Chamber Board
Counccilman Beller
Chamber
Egil Krogh Jr
House
Daniel Ellsberg
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
Krogh
Secretary of Agriculture
Ear L. Butz
Tokyo
William P. Rogers
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Taiwan
South Korea
Japan
Rogers
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
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