Hall To Fight For Keeping Death Penalty
Gov. David Hall vowed to fight to keep Oklahoma's death penalty and urged study of laws to revive it after a Supreme Court ruling. Lawmakers expressed support for retention as a crime deterrent and pledged review and possible reenactment.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Oklahoma
Hall
U.S. Supreme Court
State Legislative Council
Supreme Court
William Willis
D-Tahlequah
House
Jim Hamilton
D-Poteau
Senate
Sill Civilian Chief Retiring After 43 and 30 Years of Service
Willard L. Spring and J. D. Cregg, Fort Sill civilians with 43 and 30 years of service, retire today. Spring, in the Heating Department, Mechanical Branch, started in 1965 after earlier Navy and Joliet Arsenal service. Cregg has led Fort Sill civilian personnel for 15 years and previously served at Red River Arsenal and James Connally AFB.
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Fort Sill
Willard L. Spring
J. D. Cregg
Spring
Navy
Joliet Arsenal
Joliet
Ill
Cregg
Red River Arsenal
Texarkana
Tex
Girl killed by pellet during police dog dispute
An Indianapolis police officer firing a 12 gauge shotgun at a vicious dog discharged a pellet that pierced two garage walls and killed a 13 year old girl out of sight. The incident was reported by authorities.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Public Records Compliments Reported To City Police
Lawton police logs list residents and businesses reporting thefts and vandalism. Names include Danny Collier, Eurika Holt, Gloria Odom, Wilma Pollard, and others with numerous bicycle thefts, vehicle vandalism, burglary, larceny, and auto-related thefts reported at various addresses and one business.
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Lawton
Danny Collier
Curtis Witten
Oak
Martha M. Stuart
Eurika Holt
Parkwood Circle
Gloria Odom
Kinyon
L. W. Berryhill
Williams
Edward Fetterhoff
N. 12Th
Bella Shaw
Wilma Pollard
Bishop Reod
Robert McFarland
Smithy Jordan
Floyd
Johnson's Mini Mart
Cache Road
Frederick Thatcher
Sheridan
Susan Timms
Chattanooga
Vino Ellis
Taft
Tommy Killion
Felony arrest and multiple traffic charges filed in district court
Charges filed list Ronnie Gaskins 1802 Fort Sill Blvd second degree arson. Minor traffic offenders include Michael K. Johnson Mimosa dis obeying stop sign Milton L. Barnett 1308 S Second dis Roy M. Martin 1311 Ash failing to keep right Doris A. Andrews 2505 Lincoln operating vehicle at speed greater than reasonable or proper ne 8 Cunningham Elgin speeding Gene Perich Cache speeding David R Williams Apache speeding oe Oupoby Elgin dis obeying stop sign Cornel D. Pewewardy 1719 Kinyon Wayne R. Gieim Fort Sill speeding speeding
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Ronnie Gaskins
Fort Sill Blvd
Michael K. Johnson
Mimosa
Milton L. Barnett
Roy M. Martin
Ash
Doris A. Andrews
Lincoln
Cunningham
Elgin
Gene Perich
Cache
David R. Williams
Apache
The Fellow Who Says I Cant Never Will
A concise reflection on resolve and mindset. The speaker notes that refusing to try guarantees failure, while choosing to act leads to progress. The line emphasizes determination over hesitation.
Small Gains In Moderate Trade On Wall Street
The stock market held modest gains after six declines as the noon Dow rose 3.76 to 930.01. NYSE shows more advances than declines, with trading moderate and investors wary over international monetary conditions following Britain's pound float. Large blocks included 91,400 Oklahoma Gas & Electric shares at 22 and 59,900 International Play at 8. Prices from the State Department of Agriculture list cash wheat and other commodities with modest ranges across multiple towns and grades.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Paris
Britain
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
North Viets Show No Sign Of Policy Change
Paris AP dispatch reports North Vietnam refused to alter its stance on Indochina settlement after Nixon proposed a return to peace talks. Hanoi urged U S bombing end and Viet Cong peace plan adoption while vowing continued struggle until victory. Allies in Asia expressed cautious optimism about resumed talks.
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Paris
Nixon
U.S
Hanoi
United States
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Asia
Saigon
Republic of Vietnam
Soviets Call U.S. Air Raids Genocide in Vietnam
Moscow accuses the United States of intensifying air raids on North Vietnam and branding the action as genocide. Pravda denounces civilian casualties as massacres, insisting Soviet support to the Indochina war effort remains steadfast.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
North Vietnam
Indochina
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
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APO
Ay Tate National Bank
Elmer Branch
Texas State Penitentiary
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State Grain
State Department of Agriculture
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Keyes
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Manchester
Medford
Okeene
Clinton
Perryton
Watonga
Weatherford
el Reno
Geary
Hobart
Kingfisher
Mangum
Yukon
Altus
Enid
Temple
Gulf Export
Barley
Gulf
MILO
Chasera
Neal D. Perry
West Gore Blvd
A Avenue
Lawton Constitution Press
DIAL
Vietnam
South
Thailand
National Executive Council
Praphas Charusathien
Council
Praphas
Takeo Fukuda
Tokyo
Ray Dodgen
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Ray
S. Sheridan Rd
Coady's Studio, Inc
Yashica
L.A
Yashica Factory
Coady’s
Yashica Electro
1817
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