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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1978
Page
1
In Oklahoma a fight over nursing education pits costs against patient care. Advocates say longer training improves care while administrators warn it fuels inflation in health services. The piece draws on discussions with Joy Gale and others at Cameron University and Memorial Hospital.
President Carter arrived in Caracas on his first Latin American state visit, framing the trip as evidence of U.S. recognition of developing nations. He will discuss energy, economic cooperation, human rights, and arms restraint with President Perez, including oil's world impact, before heading to Africa then Washington.
New York AP reports Dorothy Allison guided police to a Staten Island shipyard where the 14 year old Susan Jacobson was found in a 55 gallon drum at the bottom of a 12 foot shaft near red MAR letters. Her parents say authorities ignored the psychic lead.
The Supreme Court, by a 5 to 4 vote, upheld judicial immunity for DeKalb County Circuit Judge Harold D. Stump who approved a tubal ligation for a 15 year old girl in 1971. The decision reverses a federal appeals ruling and asserts that judges cannot be sued for erroneous or even malicious decisions without a clear absence of jurisdiction. Justices White, Stewart, Marshall, Powell dissented in part, condemning the action as beyond the pale of judicial conduct. Linda Kay Sparkman and Leo Sparkman filed suit in 1975 for damages over the operation performed on Linda Kay Spitler Sparkman, who later learned she could not have children.
Public hearing on a 1.2 million Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge improvement program is planned for 7 30 p m Friday at Cache Elementary School gym. A citizen advisory committee plan was postponed until after the Cache hearing as members work on plan alternatives and questioned secrecy of recommendations. Refuge manager Bob Karges unveiled the plan March 8 and details cover renovation and upgrading of multiple refuge public access areas.
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Cyril Oklahoma AP A refinery with about 160 workers faces possible closure unless a buyer is found Officials from Apco Oil Corp owner of the Cyril refinery gave six months notice to employees The move stems from an agreement with the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union Oklahoma Refining Co of Oklahoma City had agreed to buy the refinery but hurdles with the Federal Energy Administration halted the deal The FEA denial said the refinery was too large to qualify The firm appeals The 1922 built plant has a daily capacity of about 13300 barrels
The forecast calls for sunny and warm weather on Wednesday with temperatures in the lower 80s and a low around the lower 50s. Monday recorded a high of 75 and an overnight low of 46.
Oklahoma's Deputy Mary Jones, the state’s only Black female deputy, works to help inmates rather than label them. She connects with prisoners, saves lives, and inspires relatives while balancing family and service, citing letters from former inmates and a vow to steer them toward better paths.
Two regulars at the Califor nia Sunshine Bar testified they have never seen lewd acts by dancers. The question of closing the bar as a public nuisance rests with Drs. Judge Jack Brock as defense testimony continues. Patron Ernest Shelton and operator Ann L. defended the club saying dancers are told to be nice and to back off if a customer touches. The bar at 2 Cache Road remains under scrutiny with further testimony expected.
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