Morgan Picked To Direct Oklahoma Education Group
Richard Morgan longtime executive director of the Nevada State Education Association was named executive director of the Oklahoma Education Association. A 46 year old attorney he led Nevada lobbying for education laws and pay raises and previously taught in Virginia and worked with the Florida Education Association. He will take the post June 1 replacing interim executive secretary R E Carleton who will become deputy director.
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Morgan
Oklahoma Education Group
Richard Morgan
Nevada State Education Association
Oklahoma Education Association
National Council of State Education Associations
R. E. Carleton
DEA
Carleton
George Washington University
National Education Association
The
NEA
Oklahoma
Nevada Education Association
Fairfax County
Florida Education Association
Doctors End Walkout After CIR Settlement Reached
Private and municipal hospitals halt protests as the Committee of Interns and Residents and the league announce a contract. Interns gain wage increases from 16 000 to 20 000 annually and hospital committees will set schedules to balance patient care and training standards.
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CIR
CIA
League
Richard A. Knutson
Senate tax relief bill aims at rebates and credits
The plan foresees 1974 rebates up to 240 dollars mailed by mid May and a 1.7 billion earned income credit for workers under 8 000 dollars. It also includes a 4 percent tax rate cut on the first 4000 of taxable income and a 200 per person optional credit replacing the 750 exemption, with costs totaling 6.1 billion for 1975.
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Congress
Treasury Department
Senate
Indochina Refugees Trek Under Fire as Provinces Fall
About 130000 refugees from the central highlands completed a five day trek to the coast amid ambushes and shelling. A senior South Vietnamese officer called the operation a nightmare as Kien Duc fell after a 500 round artillery barrage and infantry assault. The Duc Hue base near the Cambodian border was knocked out by North Vietnamese tanks and a retreating militia. Hanoi radio claimed a quarter of South Vietnam and nearly one million people were taken within a fortnight as Viet Cong presses northwest and northeast of Saigon. Two district capitals have fallen recently. Tay Ninh and Long Khanh face threats to provincial capitals.
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Central Highlands
Kien Duc
Quang Duc
South Vietnam
Duc Hue
Saigon
Hanoi Radio
Tay Ninh
Long Khanh
Easter Egg Hunt Planned by HE Lawton Firefighters Association
The HE Lawton Firefighters Association will host an Easter egg hunt at 2 p.m. Sunday in a field east of the Haggar plant at 203 Bishop Road. Parking will be at Haggar. The event will be organized by age groups and feature surprises.
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HE Lawton Firefighters Association
Haggar
Bishop Road
Missile Group Receives Griffing Award at Fort Sill
The L. S. Griffing Award was presented to Fort Sill's outstanding missile battery at 2 p.m. at Lucas Field during a troop review by Field Artillery Missile Group No. 9. Maj. Gen. David E. Ott awarded C Battery, 1st Battalion, 12th Field Artillery, with Col. Niles J. Fulwyler as reviewing officer.
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L. S. Griffing
Fort Sill
Lucas Field
Field Artillery Missile Group No. 9
David E. Ott
12Th Field Artillery
Niles J. Fulwyler
Lewis S. Griffing
Missilemen
Field Artillery Group No. 9
Weather modification notice in Comanche County bids
Notice of intent to engage in weather modification by Irving P. Krick Inc seeks to alter natural precipitation for clients listed across Kiowa, Comanche, and Stephens counties. Dispersal material noted as iodide compounds released from dispensers within one year from April 15. Published March 6, 1975 in The Lapeen.
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Lapeen
Spring Arrives Bringing Outdoor Opportunities
A readable overview highlights Oklahoma spring attractions. Guided tours at $1 per person run weekends and May 1 to Sept 15 at a Saddle Mountain area site with multiple rides and historic replicas. Museums in Lawton showcase Plains history with thousands of artifacts and notable exhibits. Nearby Red Rock Canyon offers camping and canyon scenery. Fort Sill and Anadarko host major military and Native American heritage points. Lakes Lawtonka and Ellsworth provide fishing and water sports.
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Scoool
Saddle Mountain Baptist Church
Eagle Park
Herbert Woesner Sr
Herbert Woesner Jr
Wayne Gipson
Anadarke
Southern Plains Indian Museum and Crafts Center
National Hall of Fame
Indian City
U.S.A
Fort Sill
Army
U.S
Old Post
Field Artillery
Geronimo
School of Fire For
Medicine Bluffs
Medicine Bluff Creek
Chiefs Knoll
Quanah Parker
Satanta
Stumbling Bear
Lawtonka
Ellsworth
Lawtenka
Schoolhouse Slough
Robinson's Landing
Chandler Creek
Lake Ellsworth
Lawton
Cadet ROTC Flight and Training at Fort Sill
About 73 University of Oklahoma ROTC cadets will arrive at Fort Sill by CH-47 Chinook for a full day of activities. They will learn rappelling from Medicine Creek Bluffs, fire M 16 rifles, and practice zeroing at the Jones Ridge rifle range before flying back to Norman.
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University of Oklahoma Rotc
Fort Sill
14Th Aviation Battalion
12Th Field Artillery
Medicine Creek Bluffs
Jones Ridge
ROTC
Norman
Kissinger Talks Push Toward a War End Frame
Kissinger met with Egyptian leader Sadat for several hours at an Upper Nile villa as both sides moved toward a framework addressing a state of war. Egypt reportedly made some modifications, with Kissinger to return to Aswan by weekend. Cairo sources described talks as reaching a decisive point despite undisclosed details.
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Kissinger
Israel
Egypt
Sadat
Upper Nile
Aswan
Cairo
Officials warn relief needed after storm damages Altus and Duncan
Porter notes Altus suffered damage mainly to mobile homes with high TV antennas damaged widely. In Duncan, roof damage was common. He adds mobile homes suffer most in storms and estimates 70 to 80 percent of mobile home damage could have been prevented.
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Page One
Porter
Duncan
Oklahoma City grain and poultry market prices reported
State Department of Agriculture lists today prices for wheat barley milo soybeans alfalfa hay broilers and eggs with regional variations across Keyes Liberal Perryton Watonga Geary Kingfisher Temple Ponca City Pauls Valley and other Oklahoma markets. Gallons
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
WHEAT
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Afton
Altus
Hobart
Manchester
Pauls Valley
Clinton
el Reno
Geary
Kingfisher
Medford
Okeene
Ponca City
Temple
Watonga
Weatherford
Yukon
Gulf
Barley
MILO
Boren Opposes OEA Holiday For Lobbying
Oklahoma Governor David Boren warns the Oklahoma Education Association against a proposed one day professional holiday to lobby for more funding. OEA leaders push for a 49 million increase while Boren favors 30 million.
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Boren
OEA
DEA
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SBA
Ber Committee of Interns and Residents
Indochina
Museum of the
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Wyatt Earp
Indian Territory
Elgin
Red Rock Canyon State Park
U.S. 66
Hinton
Lawton, Oklahoma
C’ Avenue
Banner
Muskogee
David Boren
Rob Pyron
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Africa
Munkhafad al Qattarah
Ter Ty
Montgomery
Mobile “Midland
Citizens Band Radio
Sheridan & Gore
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