Defeat Continued as Zorinsky Faces Pact Vote
Edward Zorinsky met with President Carter amid pressure on the Panama Canal treaties. Other uncommitted senators include Randolph Burdick and Hatfield. Ford announced he would vote against the treaties, while Packwood and several others indicated support. Mondale Brown Strauss campaigned for votes. Brooke and three other Democrats and one Republican also signaled backing.
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Edward Zorinsky
D-Neb
Carter
White House
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Ford
United States
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Quentin Burdick
North Dakota
Paul G. Hatfield
Montana
Zorinsky
Panama
U.S
Burdick
Senate
Bob Packwood
Oregon
Packwood
Laxalt
Walter F. Mondale
Defense
Harold Brown
Robert Strauss
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke
City to consider closing public way in Lawton
Lawton Oklahoma City Council will hold a public hearing at 7 00 p m on April 11 1978 in City Hall Council Chambers to consider closing Southwest E Avenue between blocks 46 and 65 Original Townsite and a segment from East side of Southwest 1st Street to 250 feet East of Southwest 2nd Street Citizens in interest may be heard at the hearing. Presented March 8 1978 by Evelyn Garrison Chief Deputy City Clerk Jean McGavic City Clerk.
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Comanche County
Oklahoma
City Planning Department
E Avenue
1St Street
2Nd Street
Evelyn Garrison
Cier
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Clere
City Hall
Fourth
City of
Lewton
Comanche
Oklahom Lawton
Lawton to hear ordinance on closing public ways
The City of Lawton Idaho Lawton will hold a 7 00 p m hearing to consider closing several public ways in the Original Townsite. Streets and alleys affected include Southwest Fourth Street between blocks 40 and 41, Southwest Second Street between blocks 64 and 65, and Southwest D Avenue through blocks 43 and 46. Also described are portions of alleys in blocks 43 and 65 and the east and west segments of the listed alleys. Citizens may attend to be heard and submit statements. Chief Deputy City Clerk Jean McGavic notes the meeting time and place.
Funeral for Eula Hutchinson 85 in Sterling
Eula Otto Hutchinson born May 6 1892 in Hope died at 85 in Sterling after a long illness. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Assembly of God Church with Rev Chester Powell. Burial with military honors in Sterling Cemetery. Survivors include wife Davie Hogue five sons two daughters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Eula Otto
Ott) Hutchinson
Assembly of God Church
Chester Powell
Sterling Cemetery
Robbins Funeral Home
Fletcher
Hutchinson
Hope
Marlow
Lawton
France
Davie Hogue
Bailey
Disabled Veterans Chapter 56
Emmett
Joe
Ray
Cyprus
Calif
Marceine
Bobby
Lester
Leida) Creel
Tommy
Oleta) Dees
American Cancer Society
Man Fatally Shot After Confrontation in Comanche County
A man was shot in a garage and died eight hours later at University Hospital in Oklahoma City. The suspect reportedly told a switchboard operator he would shoot again if the victim woke. He is held in the city jail awaiting second degree murder charges expected to be filed by Friday.
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Betty Hines
Atty
Don Beauchamp
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
City Budget Gaps Narrowed by Tax Gains and Cuts
City finance figures show water revenue coming in 2.5 percent under the $2.8 million budget and sewer rate changes last year. Despite projected growth in sales tax, receipts stand 11 percent short of the monthly income needed for a $1.5 million goal, though two percent sales tax gains and federal anti recession funds offset losses. City manager Metzinger says expenditures are being held down to keep revenues on track.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Finance Department
Metzinger
Vo-Tech Center Retail Sales Seminar Set
The Great Plains Area Vo Tech Center schedules a Saturday seminar for retail sales employees titled Selling through Customer Relations. It runs 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. with materials from the Oklahoma State Chamber of Commerce. Instructors include Charlotte Whitworth Anne Ramming Sherry Ziska and Audrey Rogers.
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Great Plains Area
Vo-Tech Center
Oklahoma State Chamber of Commerce
Charlotte Whitworth
Anne Ramming
CETA
Sherry Ziska
Audrey Rogers
Ancient teeth found near fossil fortune cookies in China
Researchers in China report 1.7 million year old human teeth discovered beside a plate of fossilized fortune cookies. The find suggests early human ancestors lived in proximity to rapidly cooling plates of imagined snacks.
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China
Farmers Riot Ends With Delegates Admitted At Capitol
About 15 farmers were admitted as delegates to meet Agriculture Department officials in a building across the street after authorities cleared the riot within half an hour. Bergland was unavailable, having arranged a Friday meeting. Security secured a promise to leave after today's session. Up to 4000 protesters gathered outside the Capitol under the American Agriculture banner on Wednesday.
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Bergland
Department
The
American Agriculture Group
Capitol
Humane Society
Senate Agriculture Committee
Dick Clark
Iowa
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Food For Peace
Carter Administration
Military retirement overhaul eyed to curb long term cost
A commission warns the current military retirement favors 20 year veterans while short service personnel lose benefits. It backs a new deferred compensation fund and retains taxable pay with a housing scale shift. It also urges ending double dipping and using bonuses to fill combat skill gaps.
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Air Force
Benjamin O. Davis Jr
Zwick
Lawton High NHS officers attend state convention in Putnam City
Lawton High School National Honor Society officers Mary Sullivan president Brenda Page vice president Lucreta Skrolle secretary and Shawn Siebert treasurer with sponsor Barbee Barker attended the state convention in Putnam City this week. The Vatican City State in Italy covers about 0.17 square miles.
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Lawton High School
National Honor Society
Barbee Barker
Putnam City
LHS
Mary Sullivan
Brenda Page
Lucreta Skrolle
Shawn Siebert
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