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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1977

Page

14

Oklahoma Parolee Sought In Killing

Oklahoma parolee Leroy Moore 25 sought after shooting his 5 month old daughter Nadia in a South Side home. He wounded his wife Susie 27 and mother in law Salonia Smith before fleeing in a car. A 12 gauge shotgun was used and not recovered.

Oklahoma Chicago Leroy Moore South Side Moore Oklahoma State Penitentiary Susie Nadia Salonia Smith

Solar power advances aim to double by 1985

Solar tech could double power per kilogram of collectors by 1985 and reach further gains by 2000. Battery improvements may cut weight to about one fifth by 1985 and one fourteenth by 2000. University of California scientist Ed Price pairs sheep with goats to study heredity and learning in behavior.

University of California Ed Price

Smithsonian Launches Major Earthwork Art Exhibition

The Hirshhorn Museum opens the first major museum survey of earthwork art with 10 artists shaping land through mounds ditches and ramps. Works include Robert Smithson's Rocks and Mirror Square II and Richard Long's Stone Line, while major pieces like Spiral Jetty and Amarillo Ramp remain site specific. The show travels to La Jolla and Seattle venues after closing Jan 2, with a catalog guiding discovery.

Washington Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Robert Smithson Richard Long Great Salt Lake Amarillo Texas City Smithson Hirshhorn la Jolla Museum Harvey Fite Saugerties N.Y

Hall Seeks New Tax Adjustments in IRS Talks

Former Oklahoma Governor David Hall, charged with filing incorrect income tax, faces new adjustments for a five year period 1968 to 1972 and is negotiating with the IRS after 1972. Attorney Richard McDivitt disclosed the talks to the U.S. Tax Court stating the post-1972 returns are similar to adjustments Hall contests for 1970 and 1972. McDivitt declined to provide details.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma David Hall Internal Revenue Service Washington Daily Oklahoman Richard McDivitt Hall IRS U.S. Tax Court McDivitt Tax Court

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