Televised Energy Program Cancelled by Oklahoma Officials
A one hour live TV energy discussion with state and utility officials was cancelled after Oklahoma Gas and Electric declined to participate and Oklahoma Natural Gas offered a substitute. Sen. Al Terrill and ONG chairman C C Ingram had been invited to appear alongside Jan Eric Cartwright of the Corporation Commission.
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al Terrill
D-Lawton
Ktvy-Tv
Channel 4
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Oklahoma Natural Gas
C.C. Ingram
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Vo Tech Adult Enrollment Opens for Spring-Summer
Great Plains Area Vo Tech School begins enrollment for spring summer adult classes with night and day options. Fees range from 10 to 80 dollars based on hours, most courses meet twice weekly and require no prerequisites.
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Great Plains Area
Vo-Tech
Cache Cemetery Association Sets Annual Meeting March 26
The Cache Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting at 2 p.m. March 26 in city hall. Plans for Memorial Day services will be discussed and a new board member will replace Harlan Spiegel of Indiahoma. Sealed bids for one year of cemetery maintenance are due by March 25 to J. M. Rambo in Cache.
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Cache
Cache Cemetery Association
Harlan Speigel
Indiahoma
J. M. Rambo
Government Employment Share Rising Since 1948
The American Council of Life Insurance reports that one in six workers today is a government employee, a rate that is double the proportion observed in 1948.
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American Council of Life Insurance
Cameron To Host Science Program
High school students from 13 southwest Oklahoma counties enter the regional Science Fair Friday and Saturday in Cameron University fieldhouse. The event runs public hours Friday noon to 10 pm and Saturday 8 am to 10 am with awards at noon Saturday. Winners advance to state. Participating fields include biological science physical science behavioral and social science earth and space science environmental science science art and mathematics.
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Oklahoma
Cameron University
Wayne Epperson
Cameron
Roger Mills
Harmon, Jackson
Beckham
Custer
Stephens
Caddo
Comanche
Washita
Kiowa
Greer
Tillman Counties
Police Reports List Local Theft Complaints
Lawton Police received numerous complainant reports listing names and addresses. Items stolen include stereo equipment from residences, tools, a 1952 Chevrolet pickup, power tools, a TV set, a CB radio, firearms, and a tax refund check. Damages include a broken windshield and a damaged door facing during attempted entries.
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Lawton
A.W. Murray
Smith
David Kastens
Fort Sill
Carver
Gerald Pippins
Cheyenne
Homer Battiste
Roosevelt
David L. Diggs
Martha M. Hampton
Lincoln
Daniel Lohr
George Porter
Northwood Place
Debbie Shelkett
Ben McDonald
Jack K. Holly
Kingsbury
Patricia Morris
Columbia
William C. Raines
Western Hills Christian Church
Cache Road
Home Furnishings Inc
N. Sheridan
LaJuan Flores
S. 50Th
Cameron University Sees Majority of Students Majoring in Business
Cameron University reports 2,297 of 4,929 students are business majors, making business the most popular field. Elementary education follows with 564 majors, then health and physical education 402, sociology 400, agriculture 338, history 294, biology and medical technology 263, and other majors including language arts 181, art 160, mathematics 155, music 173, and technology 72.
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Cameron University
Cameron
Raymond Chapman
Nurse Workshop Sets Paths to Effective Nursing Services
The Oklahoma League for Nursing will hold a two city workshop in Tulsa this week and in Oklahoma City March 17 and 18. Tulsa sessions occur at the Sheraton Inn Skyline East on Thursday and Friday. Oklahoma City sessions are in the Lincoln Plaza Forum. Registration is by calling 1918 584 1351.
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Oklahoma League For Nursing
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Sheraton Inn
Lincoln Plaza Forum
Revival Planned at Cache Road Baptist Church
Revival services at 7 30 p m today through Sunday at Cache Road Baptist Church 2017 Cheyenne led by Tommy Phelps a former professional wrestler from Amarillo Texas as evangelist.
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Cache Road Baptist Church
Cheyenne
Tommy Phelps
Amarillo
Tex
Lawtonian Gets Post on Accrediting Team
Mary Sue Silk, director of guidance at Lawton High School, is selected for a nine member team to evaluate Northwestern Oklahoma State University in Alva from March 21 to 23. The visit is for the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. Mrs Silk represents the Oklahoma Education Association on the team.
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Mary Sue Silk
Lawton High School
Northwestern Oklahoma State University
Alva
National Council For Accreditation of Teacher Education
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