Taxi Continues From Page One Amid Travel Questions
Mrs. Carew seeks a trip to New York after bus and train carriers refuse to carry her dog. A Jackson priest relayed that she planned to visit Belgium to see her mother, but Mrs. Bernal notes no Belgian relatives and mentions her grandmother’s death years ago. Carew, separated from her husband with another daughter in New York, says she just wants to reach New York and avoids discussing finances or motives.
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New York
Experts Debate Energy Crisis Understanding
Officials from Indiana and Pennsylvania urged consensus during energy talks as Raymond H. Holst of the Pennsylvania Energy Office pressed experts to collaborate. The dialogue highlighted friction over communicating complex energy issues to the public.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Raymond H. Holst
Harrisburg
Pennysylavania Energy Office
Thanksgiving meals for needy延 and prisoners outlined in Lawton area
Lawton Mobile Meals, Salvation Army and local hospitals plan turkey dinners for elderly, disabled, and patients. Prisoners in city and county jails receive holiday meals, while students get a turkey dinner as classes close for Thanksgiving. Industry and government experts clash over energy reserve forecasts at Phillips University banquet.
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Lawton
Lawton Mobile Meals, Inc
Vivian Becker
Becker
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Boys Club
Salvation Thrift Store
Comanche County
Coy Rogers
Phillips University
William J. Sorrell
Indiana Energy Office
Indianapolis
Charles Mankin
Norman
Oklahoma Geological Survey
Gas Caucus
Mankin
Legion post donates to vo tech design class
Representatives of Lowrey Whitehead American Legion Post No 29 present a $100 check to a drafting and architectural design class at Great Plains Area Vo Tech Center. The grant will fund expenses for a field trip to be scheduled later for members.
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Lowrey-Whitehead American Legion Post No
Vinita Youth Stabbed Shoved on Tracks Run Over
A 17 year old Vinita boy was found dead with stab wounds and his body placed on railroad tracks where a Katy freight train ran over him. Authorities say foul play is suspected but details await autopsy findings. Assistant District Attorney David Robertson provided the early comments.
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Vinita, Okla
Vinita
Katy
David Robertson
Thanksgiving services and holiday closures announced at Fort Sill
Lawton Fort Sill observes Thanksgiving with Thursday closures and Friday reopenings for city offices banks and federal facilities. Post office lobbies stay open with no window service Thursday and normal Friday hours. Interdenominational and ecumenical services scheduled with Maj Gen Merritt attending and Army Community Services benefiting from offerings.
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Fort Sill
Lawton
Lawton-Fort Sill
New Post Chapel
Grierson Hill Chapel
77Th Army Band
Army Community Services
John DeVeaux, Jr
Paul Outts
Oklahoma grain and livestock market prices reported
State Department of Agriculture lists wheat prices by city from 2.46 to 3.10 per bushel and barley from 1.30 to 1.60. Native pecans fetch 40 to 43 cents per pound. Eggs priced at 41 to 53 cents per dozen roughly. Oklahoma City cattle and calves market shows feeder, slaughter, and cow prices with ranges across weight classes and quality grades.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Beaver
Keyes
Liberal
Afton
Perryton
Muskogee
Pauls Valley
Banner
el Reno
Geary
Kingfisher
Yukon
Medford
Clinton
Eldorado
Hobart
Manchester
Okeene
Ponca City
Watonga
Weatherford
Lawton
Temple
Houston
Barley
Oklahoma Livestock
Vance in Argentina Seeks Human Rights Answers
Secretary Vance visits Buenos Aires amid U.S. pressure over disappearances and imprisonments of suspected leftists, as relatives demand action. The joint communique notes Argentina will ratify the 1967 Tlatelolco Treaty, with the U.S. agreeing to supply heavy water for nuclear plants.
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Plaza de Mayo
Vance
Guyana
Cuba
Latin America
Argentina
United States
Sadat's Jerusalem visit sparks mixed Arab reactions and cheers
An Egyptian spokesman hailed Sadat's Jerusalem trip as a landmark toward Arab Israeli peace while critics at home and across the Arab world denounced the move as betrayal. About 300000 greeted Sadat in Cairo, with many skeptical of immediate Israeli concessions following the visit.
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Numairi
Sadat
Jerusalem
Middle East
Geneva
Israel
Egypt
East Jerusalem
al Akhbar
al Gomhouria
al Ahram
Cairo
Beirut
George Habash
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Menahem Begin
Begin
Washington
White House
Embassy Row
Black Lung Benefit Payments Increased
The Social Security Administration says 490000 coal miners widows and dependents will receive a 7.05 percent boost in black lung benefits this month raising the monthly total to 85.4 million dollars. Individual miner or widow payments rise to 220 dollars from 205 with higher amounts for dependents.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Energy price policy aims to balance intrastate and interstate gas
The energy bill seeks to raise the federal price ceiling to about $1.75 per thousand cubic feet and extend regulation to intrastate gas markets. Interstate gas now sells at $1.46, while intrastate gas near $2, with a House Senate conference panel reconciling tax and incentive provisions during a Thanksgiving recess.
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House
Senate
Escapees from Granite Reformatory Sought
Eugene Williams of Ada 21 and two other inmates fled during a pre-dawn work detail in Granite. Mark Baker of Midwest City and Richard Oxford of Tulsa County remained at large with a car believed stolen nearby. The trio had been serving sentences for forgery, vehicle theft, and related offenses. The two captured were held in Clayton jail awaiting transfer to Antlers county jail.
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Eugene Williams
Ada
Granite
Mark Edward Baker
Midwest City
Oklahoma County
Richard Dennis Oxford
Tulsa County
Clayton
Payne
Antlers
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Woods
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