Rhodesian Clash Echoes Across Border as Talks Set
Rhodesia reported 26 guerrillas killed in cross border fighting from Zambia with no Rhodesian casualties. Zambian shells hit emplacements near Victoria Falls, while an ammunition dump was damaged. Britain and the United Nations planned cease-fire talks in Dar es Salaam before moving to Salisbury.
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Itsrmy
Rhodesia
Zambia
Zambezi River
Victoria Falls
Britain
United Nations
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Lord Carver
Prem Chand
India
Salisbury
South Africa
Council
High Court Rules on Driver License Hearings and Notable Names
The article notes disbarment warnings for John N. Mitchell and John Ehrlichman over Watergate convictions, a failed desegregation appeal in Louisville, and a Massachusetts prehearing ruling for DUI suspensions. It details Massachusetts v Montrym and a 1976 Acton traffic crash, highlighting Bellotti’s stance on penalties for non cooperation and a prior Illinois decision upholding license suspensions without preliminary hearings.
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Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Supreme Court
Louisville
Donald Montrym
Acton
Mass
Montrym
Montrum
Massachusetts
Francis Bellotti
State grain and produce prices reported for Oklahoma
Oklahoma City AP report lists prices from the State Department of Agriculture for wheat barley Milo soybeans alfalfa hay and poultry eggs. Prices vary by location with wheat mostly 2.28 to 2.39 per bushel or equivalent and beans and corn values shown for multiple towns.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Afton
Beaver
Keyes
Liberal
Muskogee
Pauls Valley
Perryton
Manchester
Medford
Banner
el Reno
Geary
Watonga
Yukon
Clinton
Eldorado
Hobart
Kingfisher
Okeene
Ponca City
Weatherford
Lawton
Temple
Gulf
Congress Delays Across Budget Fight for Health and Labor
Lawmakers clash over Medicaid abortion funding sparking a $60.2 billion Labor and HEW bill risk. House votes narrow to life endangerment and rape cases, Senate seeks broader health considerations. Also on tap are Korean influence probe and Alcan Pipeline bill as energy and Social Security stall adjournment.
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Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
House
Senate
Congress
Carter
Alcan Pipeline Corp
Contiguous States
Oklahoma City and area traffic crash toll rises
A series of traffic crashes across Oklahoma claimed several lives and left multiple injuries. Notable fatalities include Mark Drennen Seward 19 of Norman killed in a collision at SW 44 and U.S. 92 and Lou Ella Vanbuskirk 22 of Enid who died from injuries after a head on collision near Edmond. Darla Darrow 15 of Mustang remained in serious condition. Others injured or hospitalized include James Allen Bones 29 of Edmond and Ronald Lake 18 of Luther with varying injuries.
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Bones
Lou Ella Vanbuskirk
Enid
Ronald Lake
Luther
Post Road
Edmond
Lake
Woodward
U.S
Lola Marie Johnson
Miles Gills
Hinton
Lola Johnson
Ruben Henry Hopper
Lou Ann Hopper
Ralston
Hopper
Richard L. Lowry
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Wynona
Lowry
Missing Lawton Girl Linked to March Home Break-In
The missing girl may be connected to a March residence break-in where pictures of her and valuables were taken. Police planned a door to door search around 1 30 p m if she is not found. The Carters have lived in southwest Lawton 18 months with Mr Carter employed at Comanche Tribal Office and Mrs Carter at the county tag office.
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Carter
Lawton
Audrey Carter
Fort Sill
North Carolina
Suspect Possible Link Seen In Local Break In Incident
Police investigate a possible link to a second incident in the same neighborhood where Regina Hicks, of 2007 Lindy, reports a man trying to force entry. Hicks says a foot was blocked by a chain lock and she fired, causing the suspect to flee.
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Regina Hicks
Lindy
Ms. Hicks
Haliburton Services Buys Davis Manufacturing Plant
Haliburton Services of Duncan announced a tentative agreement to buy a 315000 square foot plant in Davis formerly used by Sequoyah Industries. The facility will be used for furniture manufacturing for FreightMaster and Haliburton Services divisions. FreightMaster makes hydraulic shock absorbers for railroad freight cars.
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Haliburton Services
Duncan Today
Davis
Sequoyah Industries
FreightMaster
Haliburton Company
Public urges on nuclear weapons risks and policy measures
Nuclear policy discussions highlight public awareness of proliferation dangers. Suggestions include curbing rash actions that could revive fear of nuclear war and pressuring lenders like the World Bank to deny credit to nations pursuing nuclear weapons.
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World Bank
Montego Bay Sues Model T Producer Over Unpaid Bill
Montego Bay Motel sues Jim McCullough Productions Inc. for 7678.39 plus 3000 in attorney fees after the film crew left town in 1976 without paying a hotel bill. Premiere set at Video Twin Theatres with John David Carson and Louisa Moritz in Lawton.
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Montego Bay
Jim McCullough
McCullough
Lawton
John David Carson
Louisa Moritz
MacArthur High elects sophomore class officers
Grant Keck was elected president of the MacArthur High School sophomore class. Reggie Jenkins became vice president, Morris Smith secretary, and Kina Reed treasurer. The officers were chosen from a record 15 candidates, according to activities director Mrs. Gail Tatum.
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Grant Keck
MacArthur High School
Reggie Jenkins
Morris Smith
Kina Reed
MHS
Gail Tatum
Pantomime artist to perform at Lawton High School Lyceum
Cary Trivanovich will perform two shows at Lawton High School on Wednesday as the first lyceum program of the year. He appears in the school auditorium at 9 50 a m and 10 40 a m representing the National School Assemblies Program.
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Cary Trivanovich
Lawton High School
Trivanovich
Supreme Court declines Miccosukee appeal on 16 million settlement
The Supreme Court refused to interfere with the 16 million Miccosukee settlement, ruling lack of jurisdiction. Chief Justice Burger and Justices Brennan and Stevens dissented, upholding the lower court. Osceola argued the deal deprived Miccosukees of property without due process and equal protection.
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Congress
U.S. Treasury
Osceola
Indian Claims Commission
Washington
Florida
Embarrassed Briton Offers Reward for Lost Teeth
A Gravesend Kent woman appealed to finders of her missing false teeth offering five pounds. She said she was too ashamed to leave the house without them.
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Gravesend
Kent
England
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Rinsenvac
Wacker’s
Montego Bay Sues ‘Model T
Bulletin
Ray del Vecchio
Pharmacistae
Ray
Rexall Pharmacy
W. Gore
Walls
Cache Road Square
Greco’s Department
Vasserette
College Town
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Playtex
Melange
Bill Blass
Christian Dior
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Bono Wrangler
Levi
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