Democrats Receive Money From Korean Payments Revealed
Washington reports House investigators released FBI letters showing South Korean President Park Chung Hee directed contributions totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars to the Democratic Party and linked staff aides to KCIA. Letters to Henry Kissinger and John N. Mitchell note Park’s regime directed payments. Hanna and Fraser comment on broader influence efforts and Radio Free Asia ties.
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Washington
House
FBI
Nixon Administration
Park Chung Hee
Democratic Party
Tongsun Park
Seoul
John N. Mitchell
House International Relations
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
National Security
Mitchell
Park
Richard M. Nixon
Korean
Central Intelligence Agency
J. Edgar Hoover
Park Tongsun
Hoover
KCIA
State Department Korea Desk
Donald Ranard
Suzi Park Thomson
Kim Kwang
Thomson
Carl Albert
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N.j
United States
Republic of Korea
U.S
Richard T. Hanna
D-Calif
Radio Free Asia
Tongsun
Hill
Maxwell Air Force Base
William McDonnell
Tongsan Park
Fraser
McDonnell
ECIA
Cattleman Guy Shull Receives Oklahoma Honor
Elgin cattleman Guy Shull was awarded an Animal Science Recognition Award at the 63rd Oklahoma 4 H and FFA Junior Livestock Show in Oklahoma City. He was honored for leadership in the beef cattle industry and service as secretary of the Oklahoma Hereford Association.
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ELGIN
Guy Shull
Oklahoma City
FFA
Shull
Oklahoma Hereford Association
Hearing Set For Final Account In Welch Estate Comanche County
In the District Court of Comanche County Oklahoma the estate of Emmett A Welch deceased is filing a final account and a petition for determination of heirs and distribution. A hearing is fixed for March 30 1978 at 9 30 AM in Courtroom 506 Lawton. All interested parties must appear to show cause if any why the account should be settled and the estate distributed.
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Lawton Constitution
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Emmett A. Welch
Rose M. Weich
Emmett A. Weich
Lawton
J. Winston Raburn
Godlove, Joyner, Garrett, Meyers & Mayhall, Inc
Administratrix
Ordinance closes portion of public way on 9 E Avenue
March 21 1978 ordinance closes part of a public way at approximately 409 E Avenue and states utilities rights unchanged in the area, declaring an emergency. Passed and approved by Lawton Mayor Wayne Gilley and City Clerk Jean McGavic on March 17 1978.
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Lawton
E Avenue
City of
Soldier dies after fall from tower at Reynolds Army Hospital
A soldier who fell from a tower after being blown by a gust of wind died at Reynolds Army Hospital. He was transported by military ambulance and died at 10:35 p.m. Monday. An autopsy, routinely performed on accidental deaths, is being conducted.
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Reynolds Army Hospital
Long
Israel strikes near Tyre as Lebanon fighting continues
Israeli air strikes hit guerrilla positions near Tyre and in the Arkoub area as forces tightened control of the coast. Defense Minister Weizman said Israel would not occupy Tyre for population and destruction concerns, while guerrilla fighters clung to a nine mile coastal strip from Rashidieh to Litani amid a naval blockade and renewed shelling.
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Page One
Beirut
Israel
Tyre
Arkoub
Mount Hermon
Ezer Weisman
Associated Press
Aly Mahmoud
Litani
Mahmoud Labadi
Palestine Liberation Organization
Crusader
Mordechai Gur
Kasmiya
Lebanon
Litani River
Lawton service men assigned and depart for Germany
1st Lt. Gale P. Carlile II, son of Lawton residents, is assigned as a supply management officer with Army Combat Equipment Group Europe in Germany after entering the Army in 1975 via ROTC. 2nd Lt. Billy D. Belter departs for six months of temporary duty in Germany under Brigade 75. Also, 1st Lt. Nathan J. Power attends the quartermaster officer course at Fort Lee, Virginia, and Kenneth Bridges joins a three day Air Force sponsored educator tour to San Antonio to observe Air Force training centers.
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Lawton Man
Germany
Gale P. Carlile II
Gale P. Carlile
825
N. 31St
Army Combat Equipment Group-Europe
Carlile
Army
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Cameron University
Oklahoma State University
Nathan J. Power
Joseph C. Power
S. 0Th
Army Quartermaster School
Fort Lee
Quartermaster Corps
Power
Mary
Billy D. Belter
Henry J. Belter
1806
Ozman
Fort Hood
Texas
Europe
Belter
2Nd Armored
Fort
Lawtonian
Kenneth Bridges
Lawton
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Air Force
Maj
Patrick McCaslin
USAF
Air Force Military Training
Astronaut Don Lind Schedules Talks in Lawton Fort Sill
NASA astronaut Don Lind will give four public talks in Lawton and Fort Sill on Wednesday and Thursday. He speaks at Sheridan Theater Ar tilery Training Center at 1 p.m. to trainees, at 2 15 p.m. to officers in the Orientation Conference Room, at 7 30 p.m. to FAA Management Training students at Cameron University. A noon Thursday talk is set for Lawton Kiwanis Club at Montego Bay Motel. Lind, a Goddard space physicist turned astronaut in 1969, has served as backup for Sky Lab 3 and 4 and is now with the missions specialist group.
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Lawton
Fort Sill
Don L. Lind
NASA
Lind
Artillery Training Center
Sheridan
Management Training
Federal Aviation Administration
Cameron University
Shepler Center
Lawton Kiwanis Club
Montego Bay
Goddard Space Flight Center
The
Astronaut Office
Area Youths Dominate Show Sheep Judging in OKC
Southwest Oklahoma youths led the Oklahoma Junior Livestock Show at the Oklahoma City Fairgrounds. Susan Bigbow of Indiahoma won reserve grand champion Suf folk lamb and reserve champion Suffolk, while Cordell’s Steve Bonham claimed grand champion Suffolk. Kim Kerr of Boone, Kipper Boggs of Cyril, and Carolyn Spencer of Elgin also won breed championships. Angela Eden of Sentinel showed the champion Southdown. The grand and reserve grand champions were set for the sale, with Kerr’s Hampshire lamb in third place for sale.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Fairgrounds
Indiahoma
Susan Bigbow
Bigbow
Cordell
Steve Bonham
Oklahoma State University
Robert Noble
Bonham
Suffolk
Boone 4-H
Kim Kerr
Cyril Ffa
Kipper Boggs
Elgin Ffa
Carolyn Spencer
Kerr
Hampshire
Boggs
Dorsett
Spencer
Angela Eden
Sentinel
Miss Kerr
Street talks on hotel mall talks with private negotiations
Street officials say talks to settle hotel mall disputes are the primary concern and must be kept private to avoid endangering negotiations. Warmack notes progress but several issues remain unresolved as access to the facility and parking on E Avenue near the north side is closed. He requests closing the street to provide more truck maneuvering space for the mall’s west end.
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Warmack
E Avenue
Noters Ager Seeks City Council Seat In Local Race
Webster urges new leadership to tackle prostitution and drug problems while noting council inaction. Anderson runs on his record highlighting Liberty Lake and 19th and Irwin park projects and his push for strict enforcement of club and tavern ordinances.
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Ager
Webster
Anderson
Liberty Lake
19Th
Irwin Park
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Jean McGavic
Chiropractic
Marv Lepien
W. Gere Bivd
Eas
United Nations
U.N
Security Council
Stephens Plaza
Sheridan and
Cadhe R. Lawton
Million Dollar Round Table
Equitable General Insurance Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
Cindy
Kansas
Marie Detty
Chad Bledsoe
Juvenile Bureau
Charles Ellenbrook
D Avenue
J. Wiley Richardson
FTD
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