Youth Narrowly Escapes Serious Injury In Cache Crash
A 111 year old boy riding a bicycle was struck by a pickup on U S 62 about 1.3 miles west of Cache. He survived with no serious injuries after a 75 foot skid and 110 foot slide. He was treated at Huddleston's Cache Funeral Home ambulance and later released. Authorities include Highway Patrolman Mike Kelley and Cache City Marshal Burton Chapman.
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Lawton
Huddleston
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Ada
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Johnson
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Mary Atauvich
Energy Forum Set At Norman
Energy Economy and Citizen Values conference runs 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday at the Ramada Inn in Norman. It examines Oklahoma's energy crisis, prospects, transportation conflicts and future food production. Open to the public with a $4 registration that includes lunch. Contact Mrs. Bill Wade for details. Myrtle Beach has 28 golf courses.
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Lawton League of Women Voters
AMA softens strike language in revised resolution
At the Atlantic City convention the American Medical Association backed away from a pro strikes stance. The House of Delegates approved a substitute that removes the word strike and asserts physicians may use all legal means to protest while protecting patient care.
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Walters Student to Join Action Program
Norman Nauni of Walters is chosen to work in the University Year for Action program sponsored by Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity and funded by a grant to the Southwest Center for Human Relations Studies at the University of Oklahoma. He will join the Ponca City Center to identify Indian high school graduates unaware of postsecondary options and financial aid.
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Oio Ponca
Judge reduces Public Service rate hike for area towns
Federal Power Commission judge J S Kaplan cuts Public Service Company's proposed increase for six Oklahoma cities Frederick Altus Anadarko Cordell Kaw City Mannford and four rural cooperatives. The rate of return drops to 7.7 percent from 8.88 percent, lowering the annual $505 000 increase. Possible appeals keep the new rate unsettled.
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Funeral notices from Sterling and surrounding area
Funeral services are planned for Robert Ross Collins 18 of Sterling at 2 p.m. Saturday in Robbins Funeral Chapel Fletcher burial will follow in Fletcher Cemetery Collins died from injuries in a traffic accident Also funeral for 84 year old Alex Richardson of Sterling will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at First Baptist Church with Reverends Wood and Lemons officiating Burial in Sterling Cemetery Richardson born January 22 1891 in Soldier Kansas moved to Marlow at 18 married Jessie Brown in 1911 owned rural Denton Store later ran a Sterling grocery deacon and Sunday School superintendent for 35 years member of Sterling Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges Survivors include wife a daughter Mrs Flavis Bessett a son Don Alexander one brother C A Richardson two granddaughters and four great grandchildren Funeral for Guy E Adkison 49 Hastings who died at 8 45 a m Friday in a nursing home will be at 4 30 p m Friday at Hastings First United Methodist Church Burial in Hastings Cemetery Funeral notices also mention Mrs Lillie E Kimbriel 83 of 2509 D who died this morning born March 17 1892 in Grosebeck Texas Church of Christ member Survivors include one daughter Mrs Dorothy Lester four grandchildren 10 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren
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Apache
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Marlow
Jessie Brown
Denton
Richardson
Odd Fellow
Rebekah Lodge
Flavis Bessett
Don Alexander
Kinyon
C. A. Richardson
Marion
Huddieston
Lillie E. Kimbriel
Kimbriel
Grosebeck
Tex
Church of Christ
Dorothy Lester
Lord Lucan Charged as Maid Killer
A coroner's jury in Westminster named Lord Lucan the killer of Sandra Rivett, the nursemaid in his wife's Belgravia home. She was found beaten in a canvas bag on November 7, while Lady Lucan testified that her husband was responsible before his disappearance. Scotland Yard issued warrants for his arrest.
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Class of 1925 To Meet Here
Lawton High School's Class of 1925 holds its 50th reunion Friday and Saturday at the Hotel Lawtonian with a 7 p.m. mixer and 7:30 p.m. dinner. A 9 a.m. brunch is planned Saturday, followed by an open house 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 3305 Baltimore the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Stephens. General chairman is Catharine Garvin and secretary Leta Smith. Seventy reservations have been made to date.
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Leta Smith
Wealth Gaps Highlight Concentration of Corporate Stock
The wealthiest 5 percent own 83 percent of all corporate stock while the bottom 50 percent hold under $500 in liquid assets. This stark division underscores profound disparities in savings and access to investment capital across the population.
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