Arab Oil States Pledge Over 460 Million at Africa Conference
Cairo hosts a 60 nation Arab African gathering where Kuwait Qatar and UAE pledge more than 460 million dollars for African development. Saudi Arabia adds a 1 billion dollar aid surprise as leaders call for direct Arab African trade and a shared economic system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Qatar
United Arab Emirates
Africa
Israel
Jordan
Rhodesia
South Africa
Elias Sarkis
Lebanon
Hafez Assad
Syria
Zambia
Kenneth Kaunda
New York
Ghana
Cameron University Adopts Computer Based Enrollment
Cameron University to launch a new enrollment computer system for summer classes to reduce lines. Students enter social security numbers and course numbers, with the machine checking conflicts and printing schedules and partial fees. Pre enrollment begins March 28 with two forms replacing several cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron University
Raymond Chapman
Dent
Chapman
Romanian Earthquake Toll Surges Amid Rescue Efforts
Rescue teams confront mounting rubble as the quake toll in Romania climbs to 1085 dead and 6405 injured with Bucharest hit hardest. Officials in Bulgaria and Yugoslavia report additional deaths and injuries while aid floods in from the United States, Britain, Denmark, Canada and West Germany. Prominent Romanians among the dead include actors and intellectuals as the city morgue draws crowds. Unofficial reports name comedian Toma Caragiu and TV director Alexandru Bocanet among the casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Balkans
Agerpress
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
United States
Switzerland
East Germany
Britain
Canada
Denmark
West Germany
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Israel
Magen David Adam
Toma Caragiu
Alexandru Bocanet
Alexandru Ivasiuc
Donna Baden
Paul Goma
Ex Marine urges whites to leave Earth in hostage crisis
Ex Marine Cory Moore holds Cleveland police hostage demanding to speak with President Carter about his vow to drive whites off the planet within seven days. Moore, 25, calmed during hours of standoff, released one hostage and kept Capt. Leo Keglovic as a target for discussion with officials. No injuries reported as talks continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
White House
Carter
Cory Moore
Warrensville Heights
Craig Merchant
Secret Service
Moore
Leo Keglovic
City Hall
Keglovic
Merchant
Shelley Kiggans
Miss Kiggans
Pasta Prince Seeks Wooden Spoon in Kitchen Parade
Restaurateur Romeo Salta demonstrates pasta preparation for celebrity guests in a Los Angeles setting. He rejects metal utensils and shows how to combine shallots mushrooms and herbs with olive oil and butter as he stirs the sauce. The chef notes his LA debut in 1937 and his 90 percent tomato-free method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Francisco
Romeo Salta
W.C. Fields
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Maestro
New York
Washington, D.C
Salta
Los Angeles
Mrs. Onassis
Ed Sullivan
Otto Preminger
Fields
Prince
Southwest Oklahoma Weather Outlook
Fair to partly cloudy skies with warm temperatures continue tonight. Expect cooler conditions Wednesday with partly cloudy skies. tonight low in the upper 40s and Wednesday high in the upper 60s. Yesterday Monday reached 71 and 35 overnight.
Hospital Chief Reassigned Saylor Goes To Quality Control
Dr Bruce Saylor chief of the P H S Indian Hospital for three years will move to area quality control duties around July first. The transfer, negotiated months ago, is not tied to a protest over the Lawton hospital. Replacement will be announced in April. Two other doctors plan to resign amid 14 or 15 expected vacancies in Oklahoma. The staff shortage complicates hospital changes after a recent protest by about 100 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Saylor
P.H.S. Indian Hospital
Indian Health Service
John Davis
Oklahoma City
Saylor
Lawton
Dian
Lawton Hospital
Michael Golden
Dan Horton
Davis
Indian Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kaunda
Middle East
Hussein
Sheik Zayed
Cameroon
Cameron
By Eve Sandstrom
Sudents
Lanice Enneking
Office of Admissions and Records
Debbie Ryan
Ploesti
Earth
West Gore
Gore and
46Th Street
By the Constitution Staff
Sylor
Denver
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!