Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Across and Cryptoquip note
puzzle page lists clues from Greedily eager to Network with notes on yesterday's solution and a Cryptoquip hint. It includes a 1977 Kiang Features Syndicate credit and guidance that M equals A in the current cipher.
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Instapoll on municipal vehicle limits and yard repairs
Lawton publishing invites residents to call 353-0620 for Instapoll questions about strict rules on front yard vehicle storage and a 66 day permit for auto overhaul. Call hot line tonight through Wednesday for more local government questions.
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Instapoll
Selection Of Leader Planned By Parents
An emergency Johnson O Malley Parent Committee meeting is called for 6 30 p m Thursday at Fort Sill Indian School Comanche Tribal Offices to elect a new committee chairman. All parents or guardians of students who are at least one quarter Indian may join. the committee may oversee up to 200000 dollars once eligible student counts are finalized.
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Lawton Public Schools
Fort Sill
Tommie Gachot
Testing, treaties hang in doubt after Brezhnev speech
An unnamed administration official says a proposed underground testing halt is limited and may allow peaceful tests to resume after expiration, while a Geneva terms deal could be reached. He notes Soviet parade displays show modernization but no surprise, with Moscow seeking parity rather than U.S. dominance.
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Choosing a Pet for a Child This Holiday Season
Advice on selecting a suitable pet for a child, stressing temperament, size, and care needs. Suggests fish for younger kids, and puppies or kittens for older children with adult supervision. Recommends veterinary checks and gradual introductions to pets to prevent neglect or discarded gifts.
Nuclear Court Review Shapes Private Energy Debate
Justice Department lawyers warned McMillan's ruling could block private nuclear energy development. The court upheld a $214,000 libel verdict against TODAY newspaper in Brevard County Florida and denied a bid to limit punitive damages in libel cases. The court also left intact a new trial for an Ohio sex murder conviction and ruled that a confession obtained via unconstitutional police questioning should not have been used as evidence against Timothy Papp of Lorain.
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Shooting at brokerage building leaves several wounded
A gunman opened fire outside Shooting Smith brokerage in the business district wounding six people. Robert Barrell and George Helduffer were listed in critical condition with severed spinal cords, Barrell paralyzed from chest down and Held from neck down. Wesley Russel and Alben Carlson were wounded but stable, while Hans Anderson and Joyce Laylan observed the chaos as two plainclothes officers shouted for the suspect to freeze.
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Norway
Joyce Laylan
Poree
Missing 19 Month Old Girl Case Prompts Sought Suspect
Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation agent Dick Wilkerson says no report yet and not at a dead end as authorities seek Carter quaintance who is still being questioned. Cunningham cites ongoing leads in the case of 19 month old child reported missing Oct. 31 by Mr and Mrs George Carter. 606 SW 23rd.
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Davidson
Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation
Dick Wilkerson
Oklahoma City
Nixon tape case pits networks against disclosure appeals
Washington lawyers clash over releasing 880 Watergate tapes from Nixon era. Warner Communications seeks to reproduce tapes for sale while NBC ABC CBS Public Television and a broadcast directors group push for public access. Justice and risk of lawsuits loom as courts weigh privacy and precedent.
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Edward Bennett Williams
Williams
Nixon
Warner Communications
New York
Floyd Abrams
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Abrams
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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ABC
CBS
Public Broadcasting Service
Radio Television News Directors Association
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Warner
Supreme Court Review
U.S
John J. Sirica
National Archives
Supreme Court
Watergate
Youngest Red Cross swimmer passes beginners test
Nine month old Fred Garcia II of Los Alamitos California became the youngest to complete Greta Andersen's swimming school beginners test. He earned Miss Andersen's Olympic gold medal and a Red Cross certificate, demonstrating 30 feet of swimming, 30 seconds of back floating and a 5 foot dive after only 15 weeks of lessons.
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Fred Garcia II
Red Cross
Greta Andersen
Fred
Miss Andersen
Fred Garcia
Munakata Prints and Photos Shown at MFA Boston
Original woodblock prints by Shiko Munakata and photographs of his work go on display at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston through the end of 1977. The Japanese artist died in 1975, adding posthumous interest to the exhibit.
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Boston
Shiko Munakata
Museum of Fine Arts
Lawton Man Dies After Domestic Shooting and Self-Inflicted Wound
Ronald Eversly a 32 year old Lawton man died Monday afternoon from a self inflicted gunshot wound after a domestic dispute at 1217 Lincoln. His girlfriend Johnnie Collins 27 said he threatened her and fired but the gun misfired before he shot himself in the chest. Officers entered the home after Collins fled with their baby and heard a second shot. A note explained the death by self action was found.
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Ronald Eversly
Lincoln
Tom Roberts
Johnnie Collins
Eversley
Ms. Collins
Roberts
Ken Walker
Larry Mohamed
Terry McDougle
Walker
Funeral service for Flora Bell Glass 93
Flora Bell Glass 93 of 1725 Elm dies after brief illness. Funeral at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Glascock Greenlawn Chapel of Memories with Rev. K E Rains officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Survivors include granddaughter Mrs A W De Lonais son Orval J Chickasha daughter Mrs Hazel Sangster Fort Smith Ark brother Arthur Timm Lawton sister Mrs Clara Buffinger Corpus Christi Tex seven grandchildren 16 great grandchildren four great greats.
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Flora Bell Glass
1725 Elm
Glascock-Greenlawn Funeral Home Chapel of Memories
K.E. Rains
Grace Baptist Church
Chickasha
Highland Cemetery
Glass
A.W. de Lonais
Steele City
Neb
Alford C. Glass
Elk City
Calvary Baptist Church of
de Lonais
Orval J
Hazel Sangster
Fort Smith
Senior Saiqa Officer Killed in Beirut Shootout
Saiqa says Maj Fateh Rabah was killed in a Beirut shootout near Shatila when two cars blocked his path and gunmen opened fire Rabah died instantly and his aide killed one attacker. No group claimed responsibility. Fighting persists in the south amid regional tensions and peacekeeping refusals.
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Beirut
Maj
Fateh Rabah
Shatila
Rabah
Charles IX of Sweden Dies Leaves Throne In Interim
Charles IX of Sweden died on October 30, 1611 leaving the throne temporarily unfilled. Queen Christina and Duke John of Ostergotland carry on the government in the interim.
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Sweden
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