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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1976

Page

2

Funeral Notices for Elsie Brumiey Chrismon and Samuel Wagoner

Funeral services are set for Elsie Brumiey Chrismon 70 in Cyril at 10:30 a.m. with burial in Binger Cemetery. Survivors include three sons and 12 grandchildren. Also listed are Robbie and Robbie Wallace twin births with graveside rites in Fort Sill, and Samuel A Wagoner 71 to be buried in Apache. survivors include wife Lexie Milker and two sons with extended family.

Cyril Elsie Brumiey Chrismon Chickasha Church of Christ Binger Cemetery Cyril Funeral Home Mrs. Brumiey Dibble Debi J. R. Chrisman Larry San Bernadino Calif Jay Boulder Colo Owen California Annie Brummel Laura Kimble Lettie Riley Moydel Kirbey Texas Robbie Robbie Wallace Eric Wallace Carrol Drive Post Cemetery Fort Sill Oklahoma City Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home Dana Lamont Harris Darrell Lamarr Harris St. Louis Catherine Wallace Lavada Bloodsaw Jimmy Lee Harris Samuel A. Wagoner Midwest City Crews Funeral Home Apache Clifford Marshall Church of Christ of Fairview Cemetery Mr. Wagoner Collinsville Lexie Milker Anadarko Caddo County Alfred Newalla Marcus la Mirada Hobart Miller Alice Lake Ellen Miller Tulare

Oil Boom in Kuwait Draws Foreign Workers plentifully

In Kuwait during the Gulf oil boom, foreigners, including Indians and Pakistanis, fill key posts as Kuwait’s wealth swells with over $8 billion in annual oil revenues. The influx of workers supports sprawling banking and trade sectors while half of the one million residents are outsiders, many unable to communicate in Arabic.

Edward Cody Associated Press Kuwait Persian Gulf Sheikdom Gov

Immigrant workers shape Kuwait’s social fabric

The piece notes the influx of strangers in Kuwait, with workers from Lebanon, Europe, Egypt, India, and Palestine in service roles. It highlights foreign influence on hotels, government, media, aviation, and law, reflecting tensions and opportunities in a conservative Arab emirate.

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Foreigners seek Kuwaiti citizenship amid wage appeal and barriers

A computer analyst from Minneapolis says opportunities in Arab nations are lucrative. Kuwait guards national privileges with limits on land, business ownership, and school placements, prompting some foreigners to seek citizenship. a five member panel reviews non-Kuwaiti Arab applications, though only a few dozen have gained nationality.

Charles Allen Minneapolis Minn Kuwait Defense and Interior Saad al-Abdullah al- Sabah Sabah al-Salem al-Sabah

State Bands To Compete At District Marching Contest

Southwest Oklahoma bands will take part in the District Marching Contest at Cameron Stadium announced by Gene Smith contest chairman. Seventy five twirlers have entered. Junior high bands perform at 9 p.m. and 4A high schools at 2:30 p.m. Inspection starts 30 minutes before each marching time. judges of marching will.

Vra Southwest Oklahoma Cameron Stadium Gene Smith Smith Cameron W. A Tony) Anderson Mesquite Tex George Brite Sapulpa Jerry Howard Ada Bill Anderson Ponca City Bob Stoddard Tishomingo Donna Messenger Yukon Marion Middle School Central Junior High Eisenhower Junior High Corn Belt Academy Corn Mountain View Thomas Cache Walters Carnegie Hobart Cordell Tipton Hollis Mangum Sayre Elk City Clinton Weatherford Frederick Marlow Chickasha Altus Duncan Lawton Eisenhower

Lowton Metropolitanneres Pionnineg Commission Hearing Notice

Notice of a 1:30 pm hearing on October 7, 1976 at City Hall Lowton Oklahoma. The meeting covers amendments to the Lowton Arbor Renewal Authority Pier for the Piedoral Vote Project ORLA 833 and related zoning conformity measures. Delegates and inspection judges named. local high schools and junior highs listed for morning and afternoon performances.

Lowton Chenge SSS Oty & Leeton Ouahoma

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