Drug Agent Seeks Damages In Case Involving Lawmen
The Lawton Morning Press reports a lawsuit by Smith against Morrow Lile and Nowe alleging conspiracy to file false charges and damage to reputation. Damages sought include 100000 punitive and 10000 false arrest plus 5000 false imprisonment and 50100 for slanderous front page story.
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Oklahoma toll climbs as two drownings and turnpike crash loom
Divers recover a drowning victim from Sunset Lake near Guymon while another body is found in water near the Chickasha area. In separate crash deaths on the Turner Turnpike a 73 year old man from Chandler dies when a tractor-trailer collides with a maintenance truck, its trailer breaks loose and overturns, and the truck’s occupant is hospitalized. Funeral plans are set for Mrs. McFall of Frederick, a retired teacher with deep local ties, survived by a daughter and several relatives.
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Beirut area quiet as toll rises in clashes
In Lebanon north of Beirut, reports say telephone lines to Tripoli are cut for weeks and fighting has eased in Beirut. A police spokesman counts 38 killed and 48 wounded in the last 24 hours, a relatively light toll given the backdrop of unrest.
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May unemployment edged down yet remains high overall
Data show unemployment at 7.6 percent in February and 7.5 in March and April, dipping to 8.9 in May the lowest since 1974. Improvements mainly among adult women. men and most groups little changed. Part time for economic reasons rose to 3.4 million.
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Rabies Guidance Urged After Skunk Encounter
Police urged securing and observing the animal for 10 to 12 days after a skunk sighting. Authorities advised vaccination for pets and staying away from skunks. If skunks are under a house, call the animal shelter to arrange traps.
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Mason
Post Office Closure Question Hangs Over Leon Area
McClure says no assurances about closing the Leon post office amid uncertainty. Leon sits on a Red River bend with no bridge to Texas and the nearest post office is 22 miles away in Wilson, Carter County.
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Leon
Red River
Texas
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Carter County
Kissinger Supports UN Withdrawal of SA Mandate
Kissinger says the United States backs the UN decision to end the League of Nations mandate over South Africa's former territory Namibi a now called South-West Africa. Negotiations continue between Johannesburg and Namibian nationalist groups with no set agenda for further talks between Kissinger and Vorster, though President Ford has shown willingness to meet Vorster if it aids progress.
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South-West Africa
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