Red Miller Ends Career As Aggies' Head Coach
Cameron University coach Red Miller resigns after 28 seasons with a 680-175 record. He will stay on as an instructor while a committee selects his replacement. Miller cites personal reasons and says his heart remains with Cameron, where he built state titles and NJCAA high finishes. Lonnie Nichols considered as successor.
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Richard) Murray
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Carter foresees popularity dip over energy plan
President Carter predicts a 10 to 15 point drop in his poll numbers after unveiling a national energy program next month. He tells a round table his current 70 percent favorable rating will fall, then pledges a comprehensive plan to be explained to Congress around April 20. He chats with Gov. Rockefeller and others, then heads to New York for a U N address.
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Hostage siege ends as gunman dies after 14 hours
A California gunman fleeing a botched robbery held a couple hostage for 14 hours in South San Francisco. Michael Guile a 31 year old from San Francisco shot himself after agreeing to surrender. The baby Jose Jiminez was released earlier unharmed. Pauline Gomez 61 and Tony Jojola 54 were identified in initial reports with Jojola later said unharmed. Guile claimed he would rather die than return to prison and told authorities he had two guns and ammunition. He spoke by phone with his half brother and talked of safety for the baby in exchange for release. Police recovered the scene and arrested two accomplices during the siege.
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Talks With Viets Going Well Woodcock Says
AP Special Correspondent Peter Arnett reports that the US Vietnamese talks led by Leonard Woodcock are progressing toward a constructive report for President Carter if the pace continues. Dong welcomed the dialogue while acknowledging wartime burdens and potential easing of aid-linked conditions for locating missing GIs.
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Lawton Schools Seek Six Special Education Grants
Lawton Public Schools aim to receive six state grants totaling 36000 to fund new special education programs for 1977 78. Planned additions include developmental disorders classes at Swinney School senior and junior high speech therapy positions and revised preschool classes at Douglass School with new…
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Southwest Oklahoma Weather Forecast
The forecast calls for decreasing cloudiness and blowing dust this afternoon in Southwest Oklahoma. It should be mostly fair and breezy tonight and Friday with a mid 40s low tonight and a high in the upper 60s Friday. Wednesday’s high was 65 and the low 41.
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