Cameron Girds For Fight To Save 2 Year Programs
Cameron College faces a clash over a master plan that would shift two year programs from Cameron to other campuses. Dean Murray warns that loss would jeopardize accreditation and force students to travel for education as officials debate a new governing board and regional representation.
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Cameron
Owen
Roy Byrd
Technical Department
Oklahoma City
Altus Junior College
Comanche County
Dean Murray
Cameron College
North Central Association
College
Murray
Board of
Regents
The
Oklahoma State University and Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges
Senate Leaders Extend Foreign Aid Amid Deadlock
Senate and House leaders agreed to renew spending authority through December 1 after a midnight AID deadline. President Nixon pressed for quick action while House leaders pushed a fast track vote to send a conference bill, contending with Senate resistance to the larger aid package.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
House
Agency For International Development
John A. Hannah
Hannah
Nixon
White House
Allen J. Ellen der
D-La
Appropriations Committee
House-Senate Conference Committee
Gerald R. Ford
E. Morgan
D-Pa
Morgan
Fund drive progress at Fort Sill campaign
Fountain reports 86.5 percent of goal with $315000 target as milestone. Brewczynski urges continued effort and lists top volunteers and early finishers among division totals and quota busters.
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Fountain
Fort Sill
Sam Joyner Jr
A. J. Floyd
Milton Worley
Charles Ellenbrook
James Black
Cleo Craig
al Hennessee
Steve Weyher
Arvie Kirkpatrick
John Henry Nelson
Stanley Sasser
J. H
Bing) Crosby
Jack Breathwit
Jo Johnston
A. D. Graves
Vernie Greer
Barton Huff
Lloyd McClung
Les Contway
Maudie Simmons
Wage Board Plans Phase 3 Guidance Citing Inflation
Morrison says the Wage Board must begin Phase 3 planning as Phase 2 guidelines allow inflation but aim to slow it. He argues a slow-acting approach is preferable to a rapid impact.
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Morrison
Parole Board Recommends Clemency for 27 Inmates
The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board voted to recommend clemency for 27 inmates at the Granite reformatory. Among them is Gerald Laverne Bennet, 22, of Tulsa, serving five years for attempted armed robbery. his mother Lena Bennet, 47, a former Vista and state Crime Commission member, is connected to the case.
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Granite
Okla
State Pardon and Parole Board
Reformatory
Oklahoma Crimee
Gerald Laverne Bennet
Tulsa
Lena Bennet
Vista
State Crime Commission
Harris to Enter Lobbying Bill Proposal
U S Senator Fred Harris announced plans to amend the tax bill to bar deductions for contributions to lobbying groups not tied to product distribution. He targets Citizens for a New Prosperity which he accuses of backing Nixon's reelection and urged the IRS to deny tax exemption requests.
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Washington
U.S
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Senate
Harris
Citizens For A New Prosperity
Nixon
Oklahoma
Internal Revenue Service
Tax Forum Set In Oklahoma City
The 1971 OAIPA annual tax forum will run November 18 19 at the Habana Inn Oklahoma City. Mrs Kay Adams Lawton announced the event noting tax changes and the new Oklahoma income tax act will be discussed. Open to OAIPA members and licensed public accountants.
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Oklahoma Association of Independent Public Accountants
Habana Inn
NW 66
Oklahoma City
Kay Adams
Lawton
OAIPA
Youth Arraigned In Burglary Case
A 16 year old Lawton youth Osbaldo Santos was arraigned on second degree burglary before Special District Judge John Taylor. Preliminary hearing set for Dec. 14 with bond at $1000. Police recovered over $800 in property and $100 in cash after a burglary reported Friday afternoon at 4663 Brighton Place.
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Lawton
Osbaldo Santos
Brighton Place
John Taylor
Santos
Dearborn
Bill May
Ed Richardson
Dorothy J. Lammer
Coy Rogers
Miners End Walkout After New Three Year Pact
The United Mine Workers announce a three year contract raising pay from 37 to 46 dollars daily with extra 4 dollars in year three for crafts. The UMW and Miners for Democracy clash in Fairmont and West Virginia mines briefly reopen before pickets arrive. About 100000 miners were Idle at peak across the nation during the seven week strike. Inspectors will survey 900 mines as the pay and benefits package undergoes state review.
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U.S. Bureau of Mines
UMW
Fairmont
W.va
Democracy
Joe Serdich
West Virginia
Panhandle
Consolidation Coal Co
Jordan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Good Samaritan Robbed On Oklahoma Turnpike
Carson Chatham of Oklahoma City stopped to aid a stranded motorist on the Bailey Turnpike near Elgin. The motorist produced a gun, robbed him of $60, and a companion struck him in the face before fleeing.
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Chickasha
Okla
Carson Chatham
Oklahoma City
Bailey Turnpike
Elgin
Chatham
City Ecology Committee Eyed Bell and Named City Planner
The council and mayor moved on a land use survey in D 6 with Whitaker urging study by a D 6 resident committee. The plan could favor commercial or industrial reuse or preserve residential character. The survey by General Data Inc headed by Marie E. Dodson informed the discussion.
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Whitaker
Northside ‘Chamber of Commerce
Northside Chamber of Commerce
D-6
LURA
General Data, Inc
Lawton
Marie E. Dodson
Charlie McClung
Lake Lawtonka
Rudolf Abel and the Soviet Spy Mission Details
Abel a slight built 55 year old man known as Emil R. Goldfus acted as a Soviet spy. He directed several agents from Moscow via coded drops and couriers while serving as a KGB colonel. Pravda honored him in 1965 and Molodoy Kommunist cited 30 years in intelligence. His capture followed a downed spy plane derailing a Paris summit.
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Emil R. Goldfus
Moscow
KGB
Abel
Pravda
Rudolf Abel
Molodoy Kommunist
Young Communist
Cherokees Get Surplus Boat From Bureau of Reclamation
The Ambassador Sam Houston, a 28 foot 18 passenger boat, will be turned over to the Cherokee Nation and may be used to detect river pollution or for excursions. The Bureau of Reclamation rules the boat surplus and will arrange highway transport from Lake Mead Nevada and provide teachers to operate and maintain the twin diesel engine boat. Home base facilities will be set with the Muskogee City County Port Authority.
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Muskogee
Okla
Sam Houston
Arkansas River
Earl Boyd Pierce
Bureau of Reclamation
Tribe
Muskogee City-County
Joan of Arc the Maid of Orleans fame
The figure Joan of Arc earned the title Maid of Orleans for her leadership and pivotal role during the Hundred Years War, guiding French forces and shaping national identity.
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Joan of Arc
Maid of Orleans
China denounces superpowers in UN era nuclear stance
Beijing criticizes the United States and the Soviet Union for arms buildup and proposes a world summit to ban nuclear weapons. China asserts nonalignment, rejects being a superpower, and calls UN affairs managed by all members without superpower domination. U S ambassador George Bush remains silent.
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East
Israel
U.S
China
United States
Soviet Union
Africa
Asia
Latin America
United Nations
George Bush
Toledo Damascus Steel Weapons Known For Quality
The article notes that Toledo Spain and Damascus were famed for their steel weapons, highlighting the renowned craftsmanship and high quality of the blades produced in these centers.
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Toledo
Spain
Damascus
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Public Canine Co
Tillman County Rural Water District No. 1, Inc
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Dodge
Farmers Home Administration
Frank Simpson, Jr
City Ecology Committee
Bell
Vernon Klein
Dietzen Corporation
Rural Water District 1
Medicine Park
Roy H. Gillian
Gillian
Oak Avenue
NW 63Rd
Th Streets
Lawton Metropolitan Area Planning
Henry Nabers
Jim Thompson
Nabers
Thompson
Powers
Sverdlovsk
Paris
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Lake Mead
Nev
D Avenue
Ring of Life
Mheucam
National Bank
Red
Orajel
Zeiss
Cache Road Square
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