Comprehensive Drug Education Plan For Lawton Schools
Lawton officials plan a comprehensive drug education program addressing student abuse. The project follows earlier workshops and emphasizes clear communication and tailored instruction to meet local concerns and needs.
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Lawton
Nine Ballet Dancers Die In Argentine Air Crash
In Buenos Aires a rented plane crashed shortly after takeoff killing nine members of the Colon Theater ballet corps. Jose Neglia and Norma Fontenia, leading dancers, were among the dead. the pilot reported one engine failed.
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Norma Fonienla
Colon Theater
Ballet Corps
Ballet Company
Carlos Suffern
Colon
Neglia
Nijinsky Dance Festival
Paris
Miss Fontenia
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Five Die In Ohio Church Blast Tragedy
In Marietta Ohio a church blast killed five people and injured fourteen in the Sunday school wing. The dead include ninth graders Ricky Morris Gary Holley and Carol Joy and high school student Heather Dawson. The boiler room area suffered major collapse and debris rained down as the wall fell.
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Marietta, Ohio
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Diane
Ricky Morris
Gary Holley
Carol Joy
Heather Dawson
William Hickman
Brush Fire Still Burning In California
The state's largest brush fire of the year advances on a three mile front through rugged canyons near Santa Barbara. It has burned 11 000 acres, killed four people and destroyed seven homes while winds up to 25 mph push temperatures past 100. Over 2100 firefighters dig lines along Rincon Ridge as crews anticipate containment in a couple of days, weather permitting. The fire threatens Santa Ynez foothills north of Carpinteria, with a damaged transmission line offline.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Rincon Ridge
Ventura County
Santa Ynez
Carpinteria
Allies Free Viet lieutenant in Cambodia in reciprocal swap
In a surprise move the United States and South Vietnam freed a North Vietnamese lieutenant in Cambodia 100 miles NW of Saigon, aiming to exchange for P.O.W. Sgt John Sexton Jr of Warren Michigan. The helicopter insertion reported no enemy contact and no message to Sexton. The incident followed last week's release of an American sergeant as talks of broader prisoner swaps continue.
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United States
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S
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Greece Iran On Itinerary During Tour
Vice President Spiro Agnew’s Turkey trip included Ankara where a bomb attempt targeted the U S Consulate and an American diplomat’s car. the blasts caused no injuries as the consulate was closed for Columbus Day. Agnew condemned any aid ban and pressed NATO unity while meeting Turkish coalition leaders amid reform tensions.
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Andrews Air Force Base
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Greece
Iran
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U.S
Istanbul
Rcnew
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Front To Make Little Change
A weak cold front moves toward Southwest Oklahoma with minimal anticipated change in weather Outlook.
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Oklahoma
Nixon plan to overhaul school lunch program aims to reform
ASHINGTON AP The Nixon administration works on a comprehensive overhaul of the school lunch program to calm calls for universal free meals. Details emerge from a think tank stage as officials cite stalled legislation and unclear timetables while noting administrative efforts to curb high costs for affluent pupils.
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Ashington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Tulsa man charged in strangling death of Vicki Pappan
In Wagoner Oklahoma a Tulsa resident faces murder charges after the 18 year old Vicki Pappan was found dead bound hand and foot with a golf ball in her mouth. No further details given.
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Wagoner, Okla
Vicki Pappan
OU President Faces contempt hearing over Texas game telecast
Oklahoma President Paul Sharp and NCAA official Tom Hanson are ordered to appear in Tulsa district court Tuesday after the judge cited the NCAA for contempt of court over blocking a live telecast of the Oklahoma Texas game. The NCAA refused KTUL-TV permission to broadcast the game live and Sharp questioned why Tulsa was treated differently from Oklahoma City where a live feed was allowed.
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Tulsa District Court
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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NCAA
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Tom Hanson
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Hanson
Vng
Ktul-Tv
Texas
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Koco-Tv
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