Regional Weather Summary from Oklahoma City OKLAHOMA ZONES 1 2 3 4
Weather bulletin from the U.S. Weather Bureau Oklahoma City reports snow four inches likely in zones 1 2 3 4 ends tonight with cloudiness and cold through Wednesday. Zone 5 6 7 8 12 faces rain with snow mix and hazardous driving. lows near 30s and highs in 40s. Zones 13 14 15 16 19 expect heavy snow with four inch accumulation. cooler Wednesday. Zones 18 20 21 see snow likely four inches. tonight lows near 20s to 30s, Wednesday around 40. Out of state forecasts cover Texas Kansas Arkansas New Mexico and Colorado with mixed precipitation and cold conditions.
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Police hold man in connection with cop killing
Ancell Hamm, 28, already with a record of arrests, is jailed on two murder counts for the double slaying of Kennett Square patrolmen Richard Posey and William Davis. A Belgian rifle found two miles from the scene links Hamm to the crime.
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INS Agents Under Probe in San Diego Investigation
U S attorney in San Diego leads a broad inquiry into Immigration and Naturalization Service officials amid reports of narcotics gun smuggling and abuse. The investigation, nicknamed Operation Clean Sweep, has FBI grand juries summoning witnesses to probe ties with organized crime and ethics conflicts.
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Chicago Officials Admit Vote Fraud
Three election judges pled guilty in U S District Court to vote fraud in the March 21 Illinois primary. Mary Rose Carmella Dedda and Rosemary Gray face sentencing on December 22. The indictment accuses them of forging signatures on ballot applications with a maximum penalty of ten years and ten thousand dollars.
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Seven barges freed after crash at W D Mayor Lock and Dam
Seven barges crashed into three spillway gates at the W D Mayor Lock and Dam near Spiro causing about 10000 damage. They were freed on Monday, under 24 hours after the incident.
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Cohabiting Couples Share Many Marital Hangups
In Iowa City Unitarian minister Tom Mikelson notes about 15 couples have wed since August, with at least 10 living together a year. He says cohabiting pairs face the same psychological commitments as early marriages, including guilt and difficulty withdrawing, though some seek more freedom and avoid certain marital pressures.
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State Senators To Take Oath In Oklahoma Senate Chamber
Oklahoma state senators were set to take the oath in the Senate chamber after 100 House members were sworn in. The 34th Legislature begins January 2 with Republicans gaining seats. the Senate will have 10 Republicans and 38 Democrats, up from nine and 39 respectively last session. The House expands to 101 members, with two new seats from redistricting and gains for Republicans.
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Coffee Shop Not Closing at Hotel Lawtonian
C R Holley, managing director, denied rumors of closing the hotels coffee shop and banquet services. He noted business was improving after financial difficulties and said the hotel is booked for Christmas parties and conventions through April. Alfredo Salanis named new catering manager succeeding Wayne Brown. The Lawtonian, once community financed with 1678 stockholders, now has under 1300 holders.
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Oklahoma gains farm jobs and total hires in October
The State Employment Service reported October gains of 3 100 farm jobs and a total rise of 4 600 in Oklahoma. The overall October employment is 22 900 higher than October 1971.
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