Desegregation Policy Change Eyed After Civil Rights Chief Resigns
The resignation of Peter E. Holmes as director of the U.S. Office for Civil Rights clears the way for HEW to reshape federal school desegregation policy. Holmes, 39, will rejoin Sen. Griffin staff. HEW under Mathews seeks new enforcement direction amid ongoing litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
HEW
David Mathews
Holmes
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Senate
Civil Rights Agency
South
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
Multiple funeral services in Anadarko and nearby areas
Area funeral notices detail services for Meeta Mae Palesane of Anadarko with burial in Apache Fairview Cemetery, Mayme M. Stewart of Oklahoma City, Jeanna Ann Carpenter of Cache, and S Sergeant (Ret.) Andy Mangum of Fort Sill. Also listed are survivor lists, service times, and burial locations for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apache
Meeta Mae Palesane
Anadarko
Chickasha
First Assembly of God Church
Eugene Howeth
Perry Sanders
Fairview
Crews Funeral Home
Palesano
Baird
Tex
Fort Cobb
Jim Palesano
Cecil McClure
Marvin McClure
Tehachapi
Calif
Frances Driggers
Shafter
Theta Brock
Vera Brock
Bakersfield
Laura Henry
Eureka
Jeanna Ann Carpenter
Selma Carpenter
Cadhe
David Carpenter
Ohio
Huddleston
Cache Funeral Home
Cache Indian
Charge Dismissed In Tulare Man Case
A misdemeanor possession charge filed Sept. 26 in district court was dismissed Friday. Curtis Ray Loring, 20, of Tulare California, was arrested Sept. 25 after deputies found 58 grams of marijuana in his room at the Western Trail Motel on Cache Road following a tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Ray Loring
Tulare
Calif
Loring
Western Trail
Cache Road
Tides Rise And Fall From Sun Moon Gravity
Tides are natural oscillations of Earth's oceans caused by the combined gravity of the sun and moon. The Sun's gravity and the Moon's gravity interact to produce high and low tides on coastal regions. These tidal movements influence coastal ecosystems and marine navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Comanche County Memorial Hospital Board Approves Numerous Bids
Comanche County Memorial Hospital board approves multiple bids at a Monday meeting. The items include linens from Standard Textile Co for 18 577.60 dollars, 25 000 mailing envelopes, 11 000 X ray forms, and 3 000 information forms to Clover Printing Co. in Lawton for 1 803.00 dollars. Also approved are dietary caddies from Virgil Greene Co. in Oklahoma City for 4 729.00, two Toastmaster Fryers from Gardner Hotel Supplies in Oklahoma City for 1 570.00, a Victory Model warming cabinet from ARA Services in Philadelphia for 1 106.00, a Progressive urn stand from Gardner Hotel Supply for 440.00, two Lake side shelves from Gardner Hotel Supply for 454.00, a Cromsee cold food server from Gardner Hotel Supply for 1 870.00, and a Serv O Lift Ice Cream Cabinet from ARA Services in Philadelphia for 1 809.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Standard Textile Co
Oklahoma City
Clover Printing Co
Lawton
Dietary
Virgil Greene Co
Gardner Hotel Supplies
Victory
ARA Services
Philadelphia
Gardner Hotel Supply
Winners Listed In Bike A Thon For Diabetes Research
Winners of the Bike-A-Thon held Sept 27 for Diabetes Research and Education include Jeff Johnson first prize portable television Lt Charles Beaudry second $100 Richard Thurman third bicycle Debbie Moranville fourth hairsetter Larry Johnson fifth shoe shine kit Michael Schamm horn sixth $25 Series E Bond Suzanne Ebisch seventh radio Connie Flanagin eighth five gallons ice cream A drawing for three 10 speed bicycles named Linda Olson Shirley Moranville Kyle Robison. The event was sponsored by the Southwest Unit Western Oklahoma Chapter American Diabetes Association with the Lawton Junior Jaycees. A postmeeting education program on diet control was presented by Janet Charalampas. The next unit meeting is at 7 p.m in the Lawton Public Library with diabetic recipe exchanges. For information contact Mrs Raulston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Johnson
Charles Beaudry
Richard Thurman
Debbie Moranville
Larry Johnson
Michael Scammahorn
E Bond
Suzanne Ebisch
Connie Flanagin
Linda Olson
Shirley Moranville
Kyle Robison
Southwest
Western Oklahoma
American Diabetes Association
Lawton
Raulston
World Deaths Leo Sheridan and Yelizaveta Gerdt
Leo J Sheridan 78 former U S ambassador to Ireland in 1968 1969 and founder of a major Chicago real estate firm died after a brief illness in Lake Forest Illinois Yelizaveta Gerdt 84 noted Russian ballerina who taught Bolshoi dancers died in Moscow Tass reported no date given
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Sheridan
Moscow
Yelizaveta Gerdt
Bolshoi
Tass
Lawton Man Charged With Statutory Rape of 15-Year-Old
Arrow Weinberger, 37, was charged in district court with statutory rape of a 15-year-old Lawton girl who is pregnant. He was arrested at his home on NW 75th after a warrant. Bond set at $5,000. Preliminary hearing scheduled for January 31, 1976. Investigator Charles Dodson obtained a statement from the girl.
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Lawton
Arrow Weinberger
Sheriff's Department
Charles Dodson
Navy
FBI plan to switch NCIC data halted amid privacy concerns
The Justice Department shelved the FBI proposed to manage nationwide message switching for state records in the NCIC system. Attorney General Levi delayed action until Congress regulates computerized criminal history data and privacy concerns are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Atty
Edward Levi
Justice
Cntics
Congress
Levi
National Crime Information Center
Agency
NCIC
Clarence M. Kelley
John V. Tunney
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Senate
House
Lawton Bicentennial Commission seeks grant for library
Lawton's Bicentennial Commission applies for a 15000 dollar matching grant from the Oklahoma Bicentennial Commission to convert the Carnegie Library into a 1976 bicentennial headquarters. The plan allows in kind donations toward Lawton's share.
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Lawton
Lee
Lawton Post Office
Carnegie Library
Bicentennial Commission
Norman
Oklahoma
Jail Seminar Set for Comanche County Center
A seminar on the Comanche County jail program will be held at 2 p.m. on November 18 at the Southern Plains Inter tribal Center, 120 SE Rogers Lane. Joyce Best, counselor-investigator for the jail, will be guest speaker. The seminar is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Southern Plains Intertribal Center
Rogers Lane
Joyce Best
Trio In Housing Probe Arrested
Two current and one former member of the Housing Authority of the Apache Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma were arrested on embezzlement charges. The three, Philemon Berry Nathan Tselee and Wallace Tselee, face a two count indictment spanning 1973 to 1974. Berry remanded to custody. Tselee brothers released on $10 000 bonds. Arraignment set for Oklahoma City.
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Housing Authority
The
Apache Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Kenneth W. Whittaker
FBI
Philemon Berry
Anadarko
Authority
Nathan Tselee
Fort Cobb
Wallace Tselee
Elgin
Whittaker
Tselee Brothers
Lawton
Berry
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Apache Tribe of Indians
U.S
Sam Joyner III
Comanche County
Tselees
Average Sun Classified Among Stellar Types
The sun is a main sequence G type star and the dominant body in our solar system. It supplies heat and light and governs planetary orbits and daily cycles.
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Griffin
Mathews
University of Alabama
U.S. District Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Civil Rights Office
Area Funeral Services
Meeta M. Palesane
Mayme M. Stewart
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Ben Weit
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Becker Funeral Home
Mrs. Stewart
Lingleville
Edward H. Stewart
Fort Smith
Ark
Snyder
Stewart Furniture
First Baptist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Billy W. Capps
Richard C. Capps
Conifer
Colo
Alma Norman
Los Angeles
Ural Cook
Chino
Andy C. Mangum
Logan
Leslie Shearer
Lawton Heights Methodist Church
Post Cemetery
Fort Sill
Mangum
Vivian
Army
Sherman
Fort Hamilton
N.Y
Post Exchange
Sarah Drew
New Boston
Lawton Heights
Curtis Mangum
San Jose
John
Abilene
Eulus
Childress
Cecil
Minnie Casey
Abernathy
Betty Doncaster
Fort Worth
Evelyn Mangum
Dallas
Eula Stapleton
Houston
Dian Cooke
Edinburg
Joe Mangum
Willie Mangum
Tioga
Oole Mangum
Annandale
Zula Lambert
1820
Mary Lee Bruton
Walters
Cotton County
John Freeman
Walters Cemetery
Wyatt Funeral Home
William Richard
Washington, D.C
David
Mary Porch
Louise Cally
Taft Ledford
Martin Hoodenpyle
Waco
Leon Hoodenpyle
Wichita Falls
1.C
Lawton Insulation CO
Gibson
Commission
Lawton League of Women Voters
Wayne Gilley
Aise
First Baptist Church Child Development
Queen Size
Raulston Furniture
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