Frink Chambers to be formed to block nightclub plans near McAlester
McAlester Oklahoma AP Pittsburg County commissioners will meet April 3 to incorporate a new town named Frink Chambers near McAlester to bar taverns. Walter Key proposes a $150000 restaurant nightclub nearby. locals warn of traffic and safety risks on a narrow road. Key vows to battle the move citing a state statute. supporters insist the town will be within reach of the airport and five miles from McAlester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Okla
Pittsburg
Walter Key
Neil Whittington
Frink Chambers
Key
Paul Johnson
Johnson
Oklahoma
Births and admissions at City SW Oklahoma Hospital
Births list with three newborn daughters to Reichert Blackstock and Ireland and times on March 25 26. A long roster follows of admitted and dismissed patients including names and addresses across Rock Wall Duncan Frederick Lawton and surrounding towns at Southwestern hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith C. Reichert
Andrews
Richard Blackstock
Bedford
Charles E. Ireland
Lynda Circle
Karl J. Kizer
Rock Wall
Texas
Jodie Robinson
Duncan
Steven D. Strange
Antonio Willis
Bell Drive
Sapora Wood
Faxon
Gracie Bean
Dearborn
Carroll E. Blythe
Dale Boles
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mary Cook
Essie Cornell
Roger Crites
Diana Davis
Rush Springs
James Goss
Comanche
James Hands
S. 26Th
Louis Harned
Lillie Haynes
Monroe
Phillip Herndon
Cache Road
Frances Honaker
Frederick
Betty Huff
Lee Hunter
Arlington
JoDean Leonhart
Margaret McDowell
Flower Mound Road
Victor Noriega
Taft
Raymond Perkins
E! Reno
Phillip Prather Jr
Joy Sadler
Glendale
Tara Schumann
Indiana
Margaret Shirley
Ronald Terasaz
Indiahoma
Jerree Toyeda
Walters
Harold Whicker
Cherry
Twyla Busch
Geronimo
Herbert Gill
Billie Anderson
Elgin
Carolyn Calkins
Hoover
Billie Clements
Marlow
Larry Coleman
Fletcher
Joseph Cooper
Lincoln
Pamela Hall
S. Jefferson
JoDéan Leonhart
Hattie Meeks
Madelylene Werqueyah
Cache
Alice Cordell
Lawton
Kimberly Kadayso
Morris Tabbyyetchy
Frankie Attockine
Lydia Kopepassah
Anadarko
Darrell White
Jones
Arthur Willmon
Oklahoma City
Virginia Hunter
Debra Yackeschi
Cyril
Galand Miller
Nannie Komesataddle
Carnegie
Rebecca Bautista
Brandon Watkins
Apache
Ellen Hamm
Phyllis Teneguer
Stella Rivera
Anna Eads
Melvin Kotay
Des Moines
Detroit
Duluth
Fairbanks
Hartford
Id Honolulu
Houston
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Mos
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Moss St.p
Nashville
New Orleans
Alburquerque
New York
Amarillo
Norfolk
Anchorage
Okie
Asheville
Atlanta
Orlando
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Phoenix
Birmingham
Bismarck Pittsburgh
Boise
Portland
Boston
Ore
Brownsville
Rapid City
Buffalo
Richmond
Chariston, SC
St. Louis
Chariston
P.tampa
Salt Lake
Chicago Cincinnati Xo
San
Senate Delays Action On Two UN Resolutions
Washington AP report notes 11 years since human rights resolutions were introduced at the United Nations, with Carter backing them a year ago and six months since he signed them. The U.S. Senate has yet to act while few UN members have approved. One resolution covers free expression, conscience, asylum, and life rights. the other labor, social security, and living standards. Critics fear intruding on U.S. internal affairs. State Dept suggested a reservation to protect free speech. Carter forwarded the idea to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nations
Carter
U.S. Senate
U.N
U.S
State Department
Senate
Contests Award $1000 To Local Service Member
Staff Sgt Gary Overton of 40 NE 25th won $1000 in a contest sponsored by Der Wienerschnitzel, part of a national campaign. Restaurant owner Joe Butler said the local event continues for several weeks. The piece also notes the bobwhite quail is the best known U.S. species and common east of the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Overton
Joe Butler
Overton
United States
Mississippi River
Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Arkansas
Regional forecast for Oklahoma zones 13 to 21 shows fair and warmer through Tuesday with variable winds from 6 to 18 mph and highs from mid 60s to upper 80s. Out of state areas include Kansas mostly sunny with 60s to 70s highs, Missouri mostly sunny with 50s to 60s, and Arkansas fair to mild with highs 60s to upper 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
New England
Washington
Pacific
Mississippi
East
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Town
Glomar Pacific
Atlantic
Carolyn Moore
Lindy
Carl Richison
Chickasha
Jane Robinson
Rickey Snider
Sterling
Steve Sullivan
Annette Huddleston
Dortha Waugaman
Woodland Circle
Mack Williams
Birch
Sally Williams
Altus
John Yerby
Sharyn Beard
Fort Sill
Nola Blevins
Reba Calhoun
Myrtle Corcoran
Ola Davis
Leland Dunford
Alta Lane
Harold Giles
Rhonda Hodges
Robert Johnson
Park
Mary Jordan
S. 24Th
Carolyn Kerwin
Larry Keyes
Cornell
Frank Kurtz
Harriet Lockerd
Beta
Lynn Masters
Welco
Terry Mayes
Allie Meharg
Leonard Metcalf
Jessie Miller
William Milligan II
James Nix
Donna Noir
J.D. Shankle
Snyder
Judy Sisk
Karen Snow
Orville Talkington
Verden
Karen Tyler
Eric Warren
Southwestern
Thenie Higgins
Karen Jackson
John Tregilgus
Smith
Janie Harper
Arthur Joy
Wilma Kay
Wilbert Kessner
Williams
Joyce King
Georgia
Kate Lucas
Clentis Sims
Oneta Clanton
Highland
Paul Jackson
Bill McCarley
Columbia
Willie McGee
Macon
Lawrence Morrow
Janice Robertson
Joseph Rogers
Lawrence Rogers
Temple
Minnie Shelton
Laird
Timothy Stout
Chelsia Taylor
Naomi James
Frank Kuepker
Chattanooga
Eddie Ozio
George Robinson
Kan
PHS Indian Hospital
Michel
Performance Auto Center
W. Gere
Flueries
Tuseday
Data Iron National Weather Service
Noar US Dept of Comm
US Weather Bureau
Bosch
Dan Rudderompany
Volkswagen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!