Settlement Seen On Indian Education Funds Dispute
A settlement on the Johnson-O’Malley funds administration dispute between New Mexico’s Department of Education and the Bureau of Indian Affairs appears near after discussions in Washington. A Santa Fe meeting is planned with officials from the BIA and state education leaders to finalize funding projections and contracts before the new school year.
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Bill Feather
Santa
FE. N. M
State Department of Education
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Leonard DeLayo
Weldon Perrin
Washington
D.C
Lewis Bruce
Santa Fe
Jim Hawkins
Bruce
Bruce Lay
Albuquerque
Window Rock. Ariz
BIA
Sam Mackey
New Mexico
DeLayo
Perrin
Johnson- O'Malley
Area Bia
State Department of Educa
State Department
Johnson-O’malley
Fireworks Plant Explodes Damages Several Buildings
A fireworks display company in Brockton area suffered a massive blast at 9 40 am causing six to seven buildings to collapse or burn and injuring multiple workers. Six injured were hospitalized at St Luke's in Middleboro and two at Brockton Hospital with others admitted later at Cardinal Cushing. Police cleared roads for emergency traffic and a large traffic jam formed as responders arrived.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Middleboro
Brockton Hospital
Cardinal Cushing Hospital
Brockton
Taunton Gazette
Bridgewater
Radio pioneer Heatter found hope in dark days and war
The Miami Beach broadcaster Basil Heatter, who started at 14 and urged audiences with hopeful dispatches during World War II, died recently after a long career across 450 stations. He is survived by his daughter, son Basil, and several grandchildren.
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Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Yorker
Bey
William Randolph Hearst
New York
Heatter
WMCA
Norman Thomas
WOR
Mutual
England
Hitler
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Vruno Hauptmann
Basil Heatter
Miami Beach
AC130 Spectre downed by SAM near Sepone in predawn raid
Predawn combat over Ho Chi Minh Trail near Sepone saw an AC130 gunship hit by a surface-to-air missile, marking the first such loss for a Spectre. Escorts failed to return fire as North Vietnamese ground radar went inactive, with U.S. pilots reporting 15 miles from target as the missile struck.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Sepone
Demilitarized Zone
Air
Thailand
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Saigon
South Vietnam
Highlands
Cambodia
A Shau
Hue
Bastogne
Central Highlands
Dak To
Israeli loan of 476000 to East Jerusalem Arabs for housing
The government loaned 476000 to East Jerusalem Arabs in 1971 to fund residential construction projects, reflecting financial aid aimed at housing development in the area.
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East Jerusalem
Tenure Debate in Lawton Schools Sparks Views
Lawton educators discuss tenure policy with Oklahoma Education Association backing. The new tenure bill would let the state board extend a dismissed teacher’s contract by one year for negotiated resolution after a finding of dismissal without cause. Lawton officials praise fair treatment and argue local boards recruit well.
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Kuntz
Lawton
Davis
Oklahoma Education Association
Professional Practices Commission
State Board of Education
Board of Education
John Cunningham
Lawton Association of Classroom Teachers
Cunningham
Libya China Supplying Arms To Pakistan
Rawalpindi reports say Pakistan has received T59 tanks and air defenses from China and Freedom Fighter F5 jets from Libya, part of a major arms buildup. Military sources say at least two army divisions were added since India’s December defeat, with Libyan stock transfers tied to Wheelus base closure.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
China
Libya
India
United States
Wheelus Air Force Base
Cameron College Sealed Bid Sale for Lathes
Cameron College invites sealed bids for four metal lathes and one wood lathe. Separate bids may be accepted or combined if a bidder leads on other items. Inspect items in the Maintenance Dept. bids due by 2:00 p.m. April 6, 1972 in the Business Office. College may accept or reject all bids.
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Cameron College
Lawton Metropolitan Airport Authority
Lawton
Oklahoma
Lawton Municipal Airport
Ted Horton
A.la
North Sheridan Road
Okla
City Hall
C.S.T
North
Sheridan Road
Market slips slow as investors await long weekend
Stocks edged higher on a slow session as traders sidestepped ahead of the Good Friday market closure. The noon Dow rose 3.77 to 936.79 with broad gains across drugs airlines oils rails electronics and glamour issues like Xerox and Polaroid. Oklahoma cattle prices and farm commodities were listed alongside export grains and hay prices.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Glamour
Xerox
Polaroid
Suspect Johnson shot by highway patrol in daylight chase
After stealing a car and fleeing north, fugitive Johnson was trapped in a field where Highway Patrolman Jim Sizer fired a shotgun, wounding him. Dallas officers, a police helicopter, and spotlights joined the search as Johnson, already a convicted armed robber, collapsed from his wounds and was taken to a hospital. His escapes from multiple jails are noted.
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Woodline
Jim Sizler
Purcell
Johnson
Dallas
Ardmore
Johson
Kishoma
McAlester
Lubbock
Tex
Oklahoma City
Norman
Okla Johnson
Teas
Oklahoma
Springfield
Tower Guards
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Johnson- Malley
Flankins
George Scott
Hawkins
Clinton P. Anderson
Harold Runnels
ED Meece
Smokey Seys
Stock Mart
State Department of Agriculture
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Alva
Manchester
Medford
Kingfisher
Okeene
Clinton
Witonts
Weatherford
Afton
Altus
el Reno
Geary
Hobart
Yukon
Enid
Hillsdale
Temple
Gulf
Mangum
Watouza
MILO
Lamont
Pauls Valley
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Westinghouse
Zenith Chromacolor TV
Cpm
M. Jndays
Genith
S.W. Oklahoma
U. S
Freedom
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