New Hampshire Senator McIntyre to Back Panama Canal Treaties
Sen Thomas J McIntyre a Democrat in a bid for re election said he will vote to ratify the Panama Canal treaties despite threats from conservative groups He denounced the new right as bullies and primitivists The AP tally counts 56 in favor with 30 opposed or leaning against and 14 undecided Senate leadership praised his stand and character
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Thomas J. McIntyre
New Hampshire
Senate
McIntyre
New Right
Robert C. Byrd
Sen
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Hatch
McIintyre
Associated Press
White House
Carter
Mall land deal advances with J C Penney relocation
Ed Warmack and Lawton Urban Renewal Authority sign escrow to move 1.2 million in funds and transfer a 10 000 square foot parcel to Warmack. J C Penney plans a large east end store opening spring 1980 in the new mall between C and F Avenues and First and Fifth Streets. Dillard's may join mid mall. Sears remains on west end.
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Ed Warmack
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority
W.W. Greb
LURA
Marilyn Hamilton
J.C. Penney
Warmack
New York
Penney
Kenn Acker
Acker
C Avenue
Glenn McQuinn
Lawton Penney
Central Business District
J. C. Penney
Sears
Dillard’s
C and
F Avenues
First
Fifth Streets
Fort Smith, Ark
City National Bank of
Fort Smith
Park's Testimony Details Payments
Washington AP report reviews Park's testimony in Seoul to House ethics investigators. He described $1000 payments to former Rep. Otto Passman and said he kept in touch with three directors of South Korea's KCIA. He testified he sought only to aid his rice business and denied attempting to buy influence. He also said he contributed to the late Senator Hubert H. Humphrey via an intermediary in 1972.
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Tenge Ess Sreeny
Sean Korea
Congress
House Ethics Committee
The
New York Times
Park
Seoul
Otto E. Passman
D-La
U.S
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
Hubert H
Inter
Carter signs bill to ease black lung payments pact
President Carter approved legislation to liberalize and speed black lung payments for miners and urged ratification of a 86 day coal strike settlement. Labor Secretary Marshall called ratification favorable while inviting leaders including United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller and Rep. Daniel Flood to the White House signing ceremony.
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Carter
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Marshall
White House
February Weather Sets Records in Oklahoma Snow and Cold
The National Weather Service reports February brought extreme cold and heavy snowfall. Lawton logged 12 inches, the state saw about 3.23 inches of precipitation, and Oklahoma endured the second highest February snowfall on record at 12 inches, behind 1913’s 12.9 inches.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
the Weather Service
Sooner
The
Weather Service
Continental DC-10 skids off runway into building at LAX
A Continental Airlines DC-10 skidded off a runway at Los Angeles International Airport during a storm and crashed into a nearby building. An airport spokesman reported at least two deaths and 11 injuries, with the exact number of occupants on Flight 3 bound for Honolulu still unclear.
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Los Angeles
Continental Airlines
Los Angeles International
Honelula
Ordinance Aims To End Zoning Feuds At City Council
City Councilman Rex Givens Tuesday night proposed ordinances to curb residential developer conflicts by tightening subdivision rules. The measures seek two thirds council votes to overturn approved prelim plats and require developers to warn buyers about zoning and land plans, amid opposition from residents near Ashby Avenue and 52nd.
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Constitution
Rex Givens
Givens
Frank Lovell
Ashby Avenue
Sherwood Addition
Boren Sees Carter Aiding Frost Belt Over Sun Belt
Oklahoma Governor David Boren in Washington with Southern and Southwestern governors warned Carter urban programs favor Frostbelt cities. He cited Title I changes cutting Oklahoma by 21 percent and welfare funds routing 43 percent to the Northeast while the South gets 4 percent.
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Oklahoma City
David Boren
Boren
Washington
Southern Growth Policies Board
Carter
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Upper Midwest
Congress
Oklahoma
New England
Middle Atlantic
South
Elgin Youths Capture Top Show Awards at Swine Division
Heavyweight barrows shown by two Elgin youths captured the top awards Tuesday amid a record number of entries in the swine division of the county fair.
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Barrows
Elgin
Manche County Junior Livestock Show at Great Plains Coliseum
Eleven year old Greg Barrow won the swine show grand champion with a cross breed barrow after eight hours of judging by Granite agriculture instructor Jerry Dennis. Barrow belongs to the Elgin 4-H Club. Reserve grand champion honors went to Perry Brown of the FFA with a heavyweight Duroc. It marked the second consecutive year See AWARDS Pepe 4A.
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Greg Barrow
Barrow
Granite Agriculture
Jerry Dennis
Elgin ¢-H Club
Duroc
Perry Brown
FFA
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Ken Barr
Norman Circle
By the Constitution Staff
Manche County
Great Plains Coliseum
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