Nader Seeks Court Action to Close 20 Nuclear Plants
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader and Friends of the Earth asked a U S federal court to shut down 20 large nuclear power plants in 12 states. They accuse the Atomic Energy Commission of illegal operation and inadequate safeguards against uncontrolled loss of coolant, risking massive radiation release.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Nader
Friends of the Earth
FOE
AEC
Commission
U.S
District of Columbia
David Brower
San Francisco
Youth Thought To Be Carrying Babies Found
Gillaland a 19 year old from Chickasha was found hiding in a closet after a court ordered confinement under a public nuisance statute related to rabies exposure. He was bitten by a family dog that died from rabies, and the dog’s head was sent for testing. Gillaland faces an assault charge and is to begin rabies shots while held in Grady Memorial Hospital and county jail.
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Chickasha
Cannon
Talley
Gillaland
State Health Department
Motah Re-elected by Comanche Tribe in Board Vote
Motah won another three year term as Business Committee chairman of the Comanche Tribe with 275 votes, defeating Conrad Gayley who had 253. Lawrence Tomah Walters and Elmer Winnerby trailed, while 30 percent of eligible voters abstained. Amendments to the tribal constitution included one to allow 18 year olds to vote, blocked by turnout requirements.
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Business Committee
Lee Motah
Ava Doty
Motah
Conrad Gayley
Norman
Lawrence Tomah
Walters
Elmer Winnerby
Postal Workers Gain Promotions at Fort Sill Branch
Pat Ford aged 39 promoted to manager station operations at the Fort Sill branch. Dee Bressman aged 36 named foreman of delivery and collections at the main post office downtown. Wayne Best aged 56 with 22 years of service selected as foreman of mails tour two.
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Pat Ford
Fort Sill
McClure
Dee Bressman
Wayne Best
Alamo Construction Traced to 1722
The Alamo in San Antonio was built about 1722, marking its early colonial origins and enduring historic role in Texas.
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Alamo
San Antonio
Lifer Prison Inmate Dies At Penitentiary
B J the Cat lifer dies at Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla. Lifers recall him fondly as The Cat with a simple plaque reading BJ The Cat lifer Born here, died here. Warden B J Rhay and inmate Pappy Huson share grief over the pet.
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Walla Walla
Wash
B.J
Washington State Penitentiary
Lifer
John Hawkins
B.J. the
Cat
Red Cross Offers Blue Teen Volunteer Orientation in Comanche
The Comanche County Red Cross chapter hosts a three day orientation for new Blue Teen volunteers at 401 Gore from 9 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. Monday to Wednesday. Applicants must be at least 14. Training locations include Comanche Memorial Hospital and Reynolds Army Hospital. A Modified Home Nursing class is also offered. Classes are free. Call 355 8180 between 8 30 a.m. and 4 30 p.m. for details.
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Red Cross
Comanche County
Gore
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
McMahon-Tomlinson Nursing Center
P.hls. Indian Hospital
Reynolds Army Hospital
Name Change Of Henry Wilson Formerly Jeremiah Colbath
Henry Wilson born Jeremiah Jones Colbath and later adopted the name Henry Wilson while serving as vice president under President Grant is noted. The historical transition reflects a midcareer personal revision impacting biographical records.
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Henry Wilson
President Grant
Jeremiah Jones Colbath
Car Train Collision Claims Life In Oklahoma Near Waukomis
At the edge of Waukomis Oklahoma Richard Mack died when his car ran a stop sign at a railroad crossing and collided with the lead engine of a Rock Island freight at about 70 mph. The vehicle burned and Mack died at the scene. Oklahoma highway toll rose to 255 for 1973 compared with 311 a year earlier.
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Waukomis
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Richard Mack
Rock Island
Mack
Symbolic Umbrella Use Surges in Eastern Courts
The umbrella began to be used in the East as a symbol of royalty expanding beyond ceremonial roles. Over two million people are reportedly affected by this rising practice and its cultural implications.
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