Pair Arrested In Theft Of Halliburton Explosives
Two men were arrested near Duncan for stealing about 60 pounds of black powder over 2000 feet of primer cord and percussion caps from a Halliburton Services warehouse four miles north of Duncan. Investigators consider possible federal charges, with harsher penalties, as most explosives were recovered.
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Halliburton
Halliburton Services
Duncan
Jim Kee
Buckmaster
Thomas
Ada
Pauls Valley
Oley Ohlsen
Hudson Crouch
Kee
Survey Highlights Erosion Threat Across U.S. Shoreline
A federal survey warns erosion endangers lives and millions in property from Long Island Sound to the Outer Banks and Gulf Coast. It urges action on about 200 miles of critical shoreline plus broader measures including sand replenishment and sea walls, with private landowners bearing much of the burden.
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Washington
Long Island Sound
North Carolina
Louisiana
Florida
South Atlantic Gulf Coast
Long Island
N.Y
Two From Area Get OIO Awards
Norman Oklahoma natives receive Indian Opportunity Organization honors at the sixth annual ceremony led by James Wahpepah president. The event recognizes local Native American leaders and contributions to community development and cultural preservation.
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OIO
Norman
Oklahomans For Indian Opportunity
James Wahpepah
State Teachers To Meet At Tulsa
Tulsa convention opens Wednesday night and runs through Friday afternoon. Gov. David Hall will address the teachers Thursday evening. OEA members attend workshops and will vote for a new president.
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David Hall
OEA
Jets star Steve Thompson quits football for religious calling
Hempstead, N Y AP Steve Thompson longtime New York Jets player says he is quitting the game after receiving direction from the Lord to pursue another path. He hints at teaching as a possible future but emphasizes a shift toward Jesus offering a fuller life.
Public Records Reported Burglary Thefts To City Police
Ruth A Haws reports burglaries and thefts including a cure with joss at 1302 Tom Lane 618 NW 307 and a residence burglary at 2910 Tomlin Circle. Fort Sill case involves beating and robbery at Nancy's Dairy Queen Second and Bell. Several thefts of batteries noted and a wrecker service reports theft of battery.
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Ruth A. Haws
Tom Lane
Robert K. Pedro
Fort Sill
Spagnish
Nancy
Dairy Queen Second and Bell
Uenormiees Ten
Tom Exzell
Tomlin Circle
Judy Clinkscoles
Sedalia
Cute
Kirk
Wrecker Service
Accident timeline: Lowton police log lists noon to noon injuries
The Lowton Police Department records show injuries in a series of accidents with times around 11:23 am at 1006 S Fourth. drivers include Younes, Wis G, and Robertson. Greenlawn Ambulance transported patients as per Traffic Officer James Ritter.
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Lowton
Boy Dies After Car Strikes Mini-Bike in Mayes County
An 11 year old Vinita boy was killed when a car struck a mini-bike on a Mayes County road one mile south of Ketchum. The Yost boy had fatal injuries Saturday and died Sunday in a Vinita hospital.
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Associated Press
Mayes
Ketchum
Vinita
Irol
Yost
C5 Jumbo Jet Returns To Air
The first of 47 grounded C5 jumbo cargo planes returned to operation. The Air Force said 16 more are expected to resume flights by Sept 29 at Altus AFB Oklahoma after passing X-ray and inspection checks for engine mount flaws. Additional C3 and test planes will follow to restore service.
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Air Force
Governors On Nine Day U S Visit To Soviet Union
Eight American governors led by Warren E Hearnes visit Moscow Leningrad Kiev and Tbilisi during a nine day trip to the Soviet Union The party includes Marvin M I Ch John A Love David Hall Stanley Hathaway and Luis A Ferre The U S government will host Soviet officials next year
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Moscow
Bucharest
Soviet Union
Leningrad
Kiev
Tbilisi
U.S
Warren E. Hearnes
Dmo
Marvin Man Mich
John A. Love
R-Colo
David Hall
D-Okla
Stanley K. Hathaway
R-Wyo
Luis A. Ferre
Puerto Rico
St Marys Presents Flag Ceremony Led by Sister Hendy
WO Ret. R P French accepted the flag on behalf of the students. Patriotic songs were sung during the ceremony by faculty and students led by Principal Sister Eugenia Clare Hendy.
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R. P. French
Eugenia Clare Hendy
Sewers to go on TV in Pretoria
In Pretoria, South Africa, the sewers of the administrative capital are set to be featured on television. The report notes a growing media interest in urban infrastructure as a publicity move.
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Pretoria
South Africa
States Move to Tax Cigarettes Across the Board
Across the nation states implement a cigarette tax regime. Government bodies adopt uniform levies, expanding revenue schemes and aiming for public health gains. Tax schemes affect retailers and smokers as officials set new rates and collection methods.
Eastern Kentucky job gains cited by governor
Gov. Louie B. Nunn reports new and expanded industry created 9,000 jobs in poverty stricken Eastern Kentucky over four years. Meanwhile, 141 parcels of Indian land in five counties in Oklahoma are up for sealed bid sale, with parcels up to 160 acres offered in Comer, Cotton, Caddo, Tillman and Canadian counties.
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Frankfort
Louie B. Nunn
Kentucky
Anadarko Agency
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Comanche
Cotton
Caddo
Tillman
Canadian
Baldwin
Anadarko
Arthur Godfrey Owns 2500 Acre Virginia Farm
Arthur Godfrey owns a 2500 acre farm in Virginia. The property is described as his private agricultural holding with no additional context provided.
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Arthur Godfrey
Virginia
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Tulsa
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Jesus
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Mosburg
Davis, Elam, Legg & Kornfeld
Theodore M. Elam
United Founders Tower
Oklahoma City
David C. Sprague
T. Ray Phillips
Ill
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St. Mary's
t(Raulston Furniture
Co 80
Mary Lacer
Branch of Real Property Management
Letitia
Charles Hargraves
Evangelist
Paul Trammel
Ernie Mangworth
Levi & Wrangler
Lawton
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