Floodwaters Recede in Mississippi Valley Amid Reminders of Flood
The Mississippi River recedes below flood stage for the first time since March as towns like Ste. Genevieve and Holly Bluff recover. Residents recount damaged homes, stranded deer, and a boat‑powered post office while officials report billions in damages and ongoing relief efforts across six states.
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St. Louis
Corps of Army Engineers
Delay Granted In State Trial In Oklahoma Murder Case
A one week delay is granted on a decision to determine if a confession will be allowed in a Tulsa youths murder trial. Raymond Lewis and James Bauhaus, both charged with murder in the October 2 death of Norman C. Roszel, contend their statements were coerced by police.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Tulsa
Raymond Lewis
James Bauhaus
Norman C. Roszel
Roszel
Ex-Coweta Police Chief Ordered to Pay Youth
A federal jury awarded Truman Replogle 6000 in damages after ex Coweta police chief Robert Woodward struck him with a pistol at Coweta High School. The panel also found former councilmen liable for smaller sums and awarded damages to Replogle’s mother, Vivian.
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Muskogee
Okla
Coweta
Federal District Court
Truman Replogle
Robert Woodward
Replogle
Coweta High School
Woodward
Russell Orcutt
Ronald Todd
Marion Hughes
Grover Dodson
U.S. District Court
Luther Bohanon
Oklahoma City
Dodson
Vivian Replogle
Church Membership Surges Across United States in 1972
The 328057 churches in the United States reported a total membership of 131045953 in 1972 an increase of over 244 million from 1971. The Southern Baptist Church leads with 11628042 members followed by the United Methodist Church with 10671774. The Roman Catholic Church counts 48214728 members.
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U.S
Southern Baptist
United Methodist Church
United States
Topless Dancer Loses Court Bid
Oklahoma City AP reports exotic dancer Loveta Baker known as Bambi Leigh had her conviction for outraging public decency upheld by the state Court of Criminal Appeals. The court reduced her nine month jail term to no imprisonment while keeping a $500 fine, citing trial rights violations but sufficient evidence for conviction.
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Oklahoma City
Loveta Baker
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Miss Baker
City seeks more help as cleanup drive overwhelms crews
City Sanitation Department faces heavy hauling requests during a two week cleanup started April 23. A. D. Graves says equipment and manpower are short while 74 calls demand big pickups today. Residents urged to bring bulky waste to the landfill five miles south. Over 418 tons collected so far near mid campaign.
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Tre City
A. D. Graves
City Park Department
Solid
Graves
Texas cattle rustling rises with beef price surge
Cattlemen report a 20 percent jump in rustling in Texas over the past two years amid higher beef prices, signaling growing losses for ranchers and potential enforcement concerns across the state.
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Texas
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