Tulsa teen launches Sing-A-Gram novelty greeting service
Jima Monahan, 19, started Sing-A-Gram after dropping out of college, offering singing telegrams with dancers and costumes for holidays and events. His 21-strong team includes belly dancers, magicians, and lip-synching performers who deliver personalized songs and gifts around town, aiming to create memorable experiences beyond flowers and candy.
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Coal contract vote tight as miners vote again
Washington AP report notes striking coal miners, 109 days into the walkout, began voting on a new contract offer. Officials expect a close result among about 160,000 eligible voters from Appalachia to the Rockies, with late results possible. Local rejections cited and a separate pact for 10,000 construction workers noted. a federal back-to-work order looms in the background.
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Rockies
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Arnold Miller
Charleston
W.va
Paul Fortney
Alledonia
Ohio
Middlesboro
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Association of Bituminous Contractors
Groups in five states seek recall of canal treaty votes
Opponents of the Panama Canal treaties in at least five states organize recalls of senators who backed the first pact. The plan aims to affect the upcoming second vote, with recalls under way in Wisconsin, Louisiana, Arizona, Tennessee and Montana. Oklahoma and Colorado efforts faded after learning recall of U.S. senators is not provided by the Constitution.
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Court Delays Flag Plans In New Hampshire
Gov. Meldrim Thomson’s bid to fly state and American flags at half staff for Good Friday was halted by the U S Supreme Court in a 5-4 decision to delay pending review of the religious endorsement issue. Justice Brennan led the majority with See FLAG. Page 4A.
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N.H
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
U.S. Supreme Court
Thomson
Boston
Statehouse
William J. Brennan Jr
Supreme Court
Peace talks in Mideast stall as Vance signals gloom
Secretary of State Vance warned that resumption of Egyptian Israeli peace talks is unlikely in the near future and that momentum has slowed after recent events. He said the United States will persevere and remain committed to Israel's security while avoiding details on proposed interim plans for the West Bank.
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William Proxmire
Arizona
Dan Hough
Phoenix
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Hough
Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
Vance
Menachem Begin
Carter
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Israel
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Solons Give State Water Plan a Gloomy Forecast
Rep. Marvin Baughman and Rep. Jim Glover predicted no statewide water plan this year due to Eastern Oklahoma opposition and looming elections. They said governor Boren's plan is dead for all practical purposes and noted a House substitute delaying transfers. Eastern senators are expected to oppose any final measure.
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Oklahoma
Comanche County
Marvin Baughman
D-Geronimo
Jim Glover
D-Elgin
House Professions and Occupations Committee
Bob Parris
Glover
Baughman
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Weather update with chilly air and weekend warmth
The forecast is mid 30s for overnight and morning lows. Saturday may reach lower 60s for a high. Thursday's high was 5? The data shows overnight low of 39.
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