Wright amendment tightens corps water control in Oklahoma
Lawton farmer Harold Wilson and ASOC leader Homer Snodgrass hail changes to the Wright amendment as a partial correction of corps power over land and water. The House approved HR9560 339 to 5 and sent it to a conference with the Senate, which lacked corps amendments.
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Corps
Homer Snodgrass
Association of South Central Oklahoma Governments
United States
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Lawton
Harold Wilson
Comanche County
Wilson
The
Snodgrass
Grand Jury Probes Lawton Police After Warrant Discrepancy
The third day of grand jury hearings follows visits to county jails amid an investigation petitioned by Clyde Williams. Witnesses include former Lawton officers and officials as the panel weighs allegations against the Lawton police department and former Chief Hennessee.
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Bill Roberts
Clyde Williams
Williams
Lawton
Alford Hennessee
Hennessee
Luther Holloway
Fred Zrubek
Medicine Park
Grady Crabtree
Laura White
Clinton Sampson
Alderson
Principal uses isolation and tolerance days to manage student behavior
Borgers describes a discipline model where students work with teachers and counselors to form behavior plans. If plans fail, isolation in a supervised room occurs, followed by aTolerance Day before reintegration. Teachers vow to be available and avoid lounges to support a constructive school climate.
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Borgers
Mixed US income in late 1975 contrasts with 1974
The report highlights a fourth quarter 1974 income dip and a $3.09 million surplus in the last quarter of 1975. It notes a sharp merchandize trade deficit, slower outflow of capital than inflow in Q1 1975, and a $4.5 billion capital outflow. Personal income rose for farm proprietors in May while government wages grew. rubber industry strikes limited private sector wage gains.
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United States
Thomson Urges Legal Action To Control Prostitution Here
City officials push for tougher legal action to curb prostitution with calls for more municipal court funding. Council discusses police efforts, housing subsidies, and a three member committee to negotiate with the Fraternal Order of Police amid contract talks. The Oklahoma Housing Finance Authority to administer Section 8 housing program here with $6.1 million in 1975 76 funding.
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Order of Police
Willie Hopkins
Lawton
Department of Housing and Urban Development
OHFA
Lawton Woman Charged With Manslaughter After 1974 Crash
A woman involved in a 1974 incident near Lawton faced manslaughter charges filed May 6 1974 after treatment for minor injuries at Comanche County Memorial Hospital and PHS Indian Hospital. She fled until December 1975 when arrested in Kaw Sedgwick County and later waived extradition to Lawton. Egypt's Abu Rudeis fields produce about 500000 dollars of oil daily.
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Lawton
U.S
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Missing U S envoy Meloy and aide in Beirut area
The embassy reported the two men were traveling to meet President elect Sarkis when they vanished in Beirut. Militias on both sides are said to be involved in the area hunt as officials confirm they have been missing since Wednesday morning.
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Palestine Liberation Army
Phalangist
National Liberal Party
Tiger
Meloy
Sarkis
Washington
State Department
Waring
White House
John Carlson
Carlson
United States
Ford
Brent Scowcroft
Beirut
Henry A. Kissinger
Scowcroft
U.S
Cyprus
Armed holdup at Rogers Lane ends with shooting
Two suspects robbed a group of soldiers after entering McMenamy's car on Rogers Lane. A gun discharged, wounding McMenamy in the shoulder as Harris fled. Police recovered a chrome .22 pistol with live rounds. A 21 year old suspect was jailed after an early morning arrest and lineup failed to identify him.
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Page One
Rogers Lane
McMenamy
Harris
Fort Sill
Tom Roberts
Belgium to buy 102 U S F 16 jets to replace obsolescent force
The Belgian government on June 7 1975 announced an order for 102 U S built F 16 fighter jets to replace its obsolete air force.
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U.S
Sentry Plans Plant Buildout Under CCID Financing
Ard said CCID will have a first mortgage of 303000 after a 160000 sealing and remodeling bid and a 250000 CCID loan for future watch crystal production equipment. The company seeks 9 to 12 months to decide needed gear as crystal industry shifts. The CCID board requests penalties if plans fall through and wants staff to arrange maximizing interest on unused loan funds until equipment decisions are made.
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Ard
CCID
Sentry
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NACD
George Bagley
Lawton City
Looney
Thomson
Fred Chenault
J. J. Pursley
Charles Gibbs
Givens
Don Aust
Vic Ramirez
Harry Anderson
Rex Pierce
Jack Norrell
Ed Riddle
Wayne Gilley
FOP
Pierce
Ramirez
Jerry Cade
Sheridan Road
State Highway Department
Sheridan
FDP
Pursley
Gibbs
Rust
Chenault
Egypt
Abu Rudeis
Sheridan Mall
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