Italian Centrists Get Early Lead On Communists
Rome AP reporting the ruling Christian Democrats led in first returns in Italy's senate race with 676 of 73 179 polling places reporting. CD 41 percent to Communist 33 percent, amid violence and weather aided turnout. Polls foretell tighter chamber results.
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Rome
Christian Democrats
Italy
NATO
Chamber of Deputies
Doxa
U.S
Gallup
Senate
Demoskopen
Nation
Funding Crisis Hits Local Help Group
After June 30 CRISIS Inc 1975 76 budget drops from 22500 to 5000. Staff shrinks from three to one as state Operation Outreach ends. United Way support to CRISIS falls to 5000 with 53 percent for salaries and overhead. The agency needs at least 12000 yearly for two trained staff and programs.
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Crisis, Inc
Crisis
Lawton
Lawton-Fort Sill
United Way
Mike Springer
Springer
Marvin Cameron
Kissinger backs multinational firms in open trade drive
Secretary of State Kissinger urged voluntary controls for multinational corporations and clear rules to encourage their global investments. He spoke to OECD delegates about interdependence and an open trade system while noting few illicit payments undermine trust. He also urged a united West stance toward Soviet Bloc trade and discussed Lebanon with President Giscard dEstaing.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
West
Kissinger
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
United States
Soviet Union
Japan
Soviet Bloc
Lebanon
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Elysee Palace
Hafez Assad
Two Remain Hospitalized After Lake Lawtonka Crash
Seven people were injured in a Sunday collision on Lake Lawtonka near the Sunken Bridge Yacht Club. Nancy Cerveny and John Banks remained in hospital in good and satisfactory condition respectively, while three others were treated and released. The crash occurred when a 16 foot outboard driven by David Candy hit a jet powered 18 foot boat driven by Ronnie Banks at about 530 PM amid reports both drivers were negligent and both boats were traveling around 30 mph.
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Lawtonka
Nancy Cerveny
Forest Lane
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
John Banks
Joe Henson
David Candy
Erwin Lane
Ronnie Banks
Sunken Bridge Yacht Club
Henson
Candy
Banks
Weather Outlook for Southwest Oklahoma Warm Start to Summer
Partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures greet Southwest Oklahoma as summer begins. The National Weather Service foresees continued warm conditions through Thursday with mid-90s daytime highs and upper 60s nights. Sunday records show a high of 84 and a low near 6.
Warning Sounded On Fireworks Use
Lawton authorities warn against discharging fireworks inside city limits as fire danger rises. Police Chief Robert Gillian notes typical offense levels but urges strict enforcement with a $100 fine for violations. Fireworks stands have 16 licenses issued this year and sales are allowed only in permitted areas.
Oklahoma escape manhunt narrows to state effort
The Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation will limit its search for Rex Brinlee and six other convicts to within the state, deferring interstate pursuit to the FBI which handles cross state flight cases. Delbert Harmon Garmon was captured in McAlester after a midnight escape from the prison work group led by Brinlee.
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Wo Okla
State Crime Bureau
Rex Brinlee
Crime Bureau
Jeff Laird
Laird
Brinlee
FBI
Bureau
Margaret Brinlee
David Hall
Tulsa
Tommy Dee Frazier
Patrick Williams
Robert Medearis
D-Tahlequah
Delbert Harmon Garmon
Garmon
Rex Brinlee Jr
Oklahoma
McAlester
Keith Coffee
Garman
Massachusetts State Employees Strike Triggers Court Injunction
Massachusetts state workers including prison guards and welfare staff walked out over wages, first statewide walkout in state history. Gov Dukakis said he would seek an injunction to end the strike by about 50 000 of the 65 000 employees.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Michael S. Dukakis
Dukakis
Concord
Alliance
Washington
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
James F. Scearce
Dan Hurley
John Sullivan
State Labor Relations Commission
Ficial Howard V. Doyle
James S. Cooper
Filing Period Simplified for County Candidates
The county election board secretary said this year candidates for county state and federal offices will file on July 5 to July 7 from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. They will use one form instead of up to five in 1974. State and federal filings go to the State Election Board in the State Capitol. County offices appear on See CANDIDATE Page 4.
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Janelle Johnston
Lawton
Janelle
Fort Sill
14Th Aviation Battalion
J. N. Logan
County Election Board
State Election Board
Four Heard In Jury Probe Of Lawton Police Dept
The Comanche County grand jury heard Capt. Fred Mitchell then two former Lawton Police Department members amid ongoing probes. Ex-policeman Nick Alderson testified again after previously alibied the DA’s office. Albert McKenzie testified briefly saying he had nothing to offer. Police officer Billy Godfried followed before noon break as the jury’s inquiry continues into the department.
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Lawton
Nick Alderson
District Attorney’s
Don Beauchamp
Billy Godfried
Clyde Williams
Ers
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Crisis’ Hits Group Here
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Dennis Lang
Ronnie
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Hunt
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Concord Reformatory
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Norfolk
Walpole
Bridgewater
Medfield State Hospital
Metropolitan District Commission
Cambridge
Danvers State Hospital
William Hogan
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Alliance of
Southwest Oklahoma
The
Association of the U.S. Army
AUSA
Field Artillery
Gillette Griswold
Don Bentley
Col
Talbott Barnard
Sill
Cap Jones
Dale Thompson
John M. Morgan
J.C. Gerald L. Allen
Bentley, Jones and Thompson
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