Aquatic Walk at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge offers an aquatic walk along a freshwater stream next Saturday June 26. The free tours run until noon with reservations available by calling the refuge office at Cache between 8:30 and 10 a.m. on Tuesday June 22. Additional reptile and amphibian walks are planned for August as part of the refuge public use program.
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Cache
Erness
Bureau of Sport Fisheries & Wildlife
Bryan Robinson
Artesian Wells Quiz Explains Origin and Use Worldwide
The quiz explains artesian wells provide pure drinking water and trace their name to Artois in France. Geologists find a buried porous layer between solid rocks and drill to release water under great pressure, with depths up to 5000 feet. Water is used from the Eastern seaboard to arid Western states for irrigation.
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Artois
France
Leipzig
Germany
United States
Long Island
Florida
Arrid
Dakotas
Montana
Nebraska
Two Explosions Rock Belfast on Eve of Anniversary
Two blasts in Belfast injure two civilians as IRA factions clash amid the 50th anniversary events. A speeding car fires on two men, while police blame leftist Officials and Provisional wings for the violence. An unnamed Provisional claims responsibility and vows more attacks to topple the provincial government. Royal visit canceled due to security concerns.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Irish Republic
Britain
George V
Israeli Patrol Raids Village in Lebanon Incident
In Beir ut a brief AP dispatch reports Israeli patrols raid a village near Yarine following Palestinian guerrilla raids on Israeli settlements. The cross border raid is described as retaliation with limited details available from the field.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Yarine
Former CIA Agent Linked To Huge Weapons Cache
Investigators traced the man to CIA work after a tip led police to a Philadelphia row house. They found crates with arms stored in a basement linked to Mrs. Mary To Bin residence. Police, Treasury agents and ordnance experts seized the cache from Fassnacht’s home nearby.
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Philadelphia
US Treasury
Army
Fassnacht
Singapore
China
New Russian Jet Has Not Crossed Suez Officials Say
Pentagon officials say the Russian Foxbat fighter has not entered Israeli air space and remains limited to air defense missions west of the Suez Canal. The stance suggests the aircraft poses less immediate offensive threat to Israel than feared after its arrival in Egypt months ago.
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Washington
Pentagon
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Tulsa jury awards $100000 in malpractice suit
A Tulsa District Court jury awarded $100000 to Walter Steeley after alleging a surgical sponge was left in his stomach following surgery. The verdict named two of three physicians, Dr. Edward W. Jenkins and Dr. Joseph M. St. Ville, and St. Francis Hospital as defendants.
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Tulsa
St. Francis Hospital
Edward W. Jenkins
Joseph M. St. Ville
Walter Steeley
Coweta
Duncan Man 24 Drowns in Washita River
Willie Stokes Jr., 24, of Duncan, drowned Saturday in the Washita River south of Dougherty in Murray County. Police said he was putting out a trot line when he fell into deep water.
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Dougherty, Okla
Willie Stokes Jr
Duncan
Washita River
Dougherty
Murray County
Italian bishops warn of rising public moral decay
Vatican communique reports Italian bishops at their annual meeting condemn a wave of crimes including homicide and kidnapping and decry widespread immorality and drug addiction. They urge authorities to curb the trend and oppose abortion legislation as moral decline accelerates.
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Vatican
Italy
Welfare reform requires work for New York City recipients
About 50 000 welfare recipients must work for the city to continue benefits after July 1 under state laws. Employable recipients will be assigned to public works if private jobs are unavailable, with parapro professionals in hospitals and maintenance workers in schools and parks. Sugarman estimated 60 000 of nearly 1.2 million would be labeled employable, up from 15 000. Only 8 percent of current employables may find private jobs. the rest will take city jobs at current welfare levels. An aid to families with dependent children case may rely on federal rules to avoid forced public works employment without consent.
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New York
Jule M. Sugarman
Sugarman
Five Lawton Students Named to OU University Scholars
The 1971 Lawton high school graduates Kathy Ann Belie Christine Marie Hall Phillip Lawrence Bressman and Rhonda Little were chosen for the University Scholars class at the University of Oklahoma Norman. They are listed with parent names and home addresses.
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Lawton
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Kathy Ann Belie
Robert A. Belie
Lincoln
Phillip Lawrence Bressman
Lawrence Bressman
N. 35Th Place
Christine Marie Hall
Kenneth R. Hall
S. 50Th
Rhonda Little
General Believes He Will Be Cleared in Vietnam Case
Brig. Gen. W. Donaldson defends actions in Vietnam saying he used his helicopter for fire support and would neutralize threats. Life magazine notes a military court will decide if those neutralized included civilians amid charges that he shot at Vietnamese civilians from a helicopter.
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W. Donaldson
Vietnam
Life Magazine
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Life
Army
Davidson
Lith Brigade
Americal
Mid-Coast Event Highlights Bulls in Kingsville
A brief AP dispatch from Kingsville Texas notes the 11th annual Mid-Coast event featuring bulls and local participants. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary text.
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Kingsville, Tex
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