Sill Horse Show Winners Listed
Fort Sill hosted the seventh Artillery Hunt Horse Show ending Sunday with full results across divisions. Winners include Antonio Tex and Marguerite Koch Fort Sill among many Open and Junior divisions. notable names include Cindy Van Helsdingen Oklahoma City, David Anson Tulsa, Betsy Byrne Littleton Colo, Alison Sharp Stillwater, and Jim Doherty Lawton in various jumper and hunter classes.
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Fort Sill
Antonio
Tex
Marguerite Koch
Cindy von
Vos
von Helsingen
City
Michael Huber
Norman
Candra
Lawton
Wor- Hartung
Pavla Garrett
Mendy Ellsworth
Stephen Grady
Denver
Kethy Steely
Chris Kolb
Ft. Sam Houston
Mary Rumsey
Okichome City
David Anson
Tulsa
Dough Russell
San Antonio
Wilson Dennehy
Lowton
Cindy Lowton
Feldman
Alison Sharp
Stillwater
Jody Kohn
Okichomaoors
Merilyn van Doren Sim
Heys
Hunter
Kathleen Peterson
Jingle Feldman
Patti Arnold
Ridgway
American Horse Show Association
Hunter Sect
Shelle Doherty
Cindy van Helsdingen
Okio
Jim Fort Sill
Thorp Hendrix
Bill Lantz
Stoke
Tom Gordnner
Julie Gilbert
Jim Doherty
Ee Lowton
Tom Gordner
Om Yeor
Ger Soddie
Jane B. Vaughen
Lond O’lakes
Fic
Sharon Resor
Ponca City
Lise Franke
Hunter Stoke
Gees
Stephen West
Dallas
Laura Robertson
Fort Silr
Jeanie Becker
Elizabeth
Colo
Tami Blackwell
Jackie Twist
Kathy Steely
Barbie Byrne
Littleton
Laureen McKenzie
Visa
Betsey Bennitt
Dolios
Steely
Tomi Brackwell
Roy Pexton
Arcadie
Alison von Stillwater
Ray Pexton
Sheryl Johnston
Jane B. Vaughan
Lend O'Lokes
Debbie Blackwell
Lentz
Wenda Borfielc
Sean Antonio
Joyce Morgen
Seco
Joing
Gracie Cook
Theresa Lechence
Fort Sit
Andrea Fort
Patrick
Tulsa, Jr
Cindy von Helsdingen
Oklahoma City
Chris von Doren Sim
Hays
Kons
Dav Norman
Wilson
Lit Cole
Shelli Doherty
Lowren
Low
Chic Kolb
Agnew Urges Congress to Expand Presidential Economic Powers
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew urged Congress to grant Nixon broader authority to shape economic policy through trade reform and flexible tariff powers. He spoke to the Michigan Manufacturers Association outlining measures to ease import shocks, provide MFN to certain Communist nations with veto, and deepen U S global trade leadership alongside Europe Japan and Canada.
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Mich
Spiro T. Agnew
Congress
Nixon
Michigan Manufacturers Association
Agnew
Tokyo
U.S
United States
America
Atlantic Alliance
Japan
Canada
Maine and Idaho Potatoes Highlight Growth Ranking
Idaho leads in potato production with Maine following, reflecting regional farming patterns. The report notes Idaho dwarfs Maine in crop totals, underscoring statewide cultivation differences and market implications for growers and distributors.
Balloons Lifted to Improve Oklahoma Weather Forecasts
Norman reports several balloons released Monday by the National Severe Storms Laboratory and Skylab to measure moisture temperature pressure wind speed and other factors over central Oklahoma. Radar tracks balloons while Skylab also gathers data.
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Norman
National
Lawton Model Cities Funded for 1.28 Million in Fourth Year
Lawton receives 1 276 816 grant from HUD marking the program's fourth year. The funds support 24 continuing projects and one new effort, including D4 neighborhood clearance in Lawton's south and east. The city, led by Mayor Don Whitaker, and local agencies will operate through the Lawton Urban Renewal authority with multiple partners.
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Lawton
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Tom Steed
Henry Bellman
Dewey Bartlett
H. Gene Walker
A. J. Floyd
Model Cities Permanent Advisory Board
Dearborn
East Columbia
Nebraska
Bell and
Columbia
Larrance Avenue
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority
Patterson Center
YMCA
PCR
Squaw Creek
Rose Hill
el Cities
Don Whitaker
Whitaker
Hammer Slaying Charge Lodged In Oklahoma City Case
A murder charge was filed against Jerry Flanigan 32 in the hammer beating of his wife Nancy 25 in Midwest City. Nancy Flanigan died after suffering skull fractures and being taken to a hospital last Friday.
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Oklahoma City
Jerry Flanigan
Nancy
Cyanide Leak From Tank Hits Creek In Tulsa Area
A storage tank at Bumper Manufacturing Co. leaked cyanide into Coal Creek near Tulsa, feeding Bird Creek and Verdigris River. Fire crews flushed the area and drained the tank while Broken Arrow and Coweta shut water intakes as a precaution. health officials say no immediate danger to residents.
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TULSA
Broken Arrow
Coweta
Bumper Manufacturing Co
Coal Creek
Bird Creek
Verdigris
Tulsa Fire Department
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