Soviet Capture Report Off Sakhalin Island
The Fukusu-Maru No. 21, a 99 ton Japanese squid boat with nine crew, was strafed and seized by Soviet patrol boats eight miles off Kaiba Island near Sakhalin. Japan seeks confirmation from Moscow as Tokyo notes it is the second such seizure in a week amid North Korean attacks on a Yalu river trawler.
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Sakhalin Island
Maritime Safety Agency
Kaiba
Sakhalin
Japan
Foreign Ministry
Moscow
Yalu River
Yesteryears Chronicle Highlights Past Local Happenings
A nostalgic column recalls ten years ago Mrs. George M. McKinney tending eight backyard banana trees while Mary McCune and the Musgroves travel to enter animals in the Tulsa State Fair. Nearby families reunite, farms change hands, and community leaders are noted.
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George M. McKinney
Mary McCune
Lawton
John L
Larry Musgrove
Geronimo
John Roach
Cache
Lake Quanah Parker
EPA to Propose Deposit Rules on Federal Beverage Containers
EPA to publish proposed rules requiring a five cent deposit on beverages sold at federal facilities including military bases. The plan aims to cut solid waste from disposables and may push states to act, with a one year phase-out for throwaways if adopted. Public comment lasts 30 days after Federal Register posting.
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EPA
Federal Register
Post Office Earnings Highlight City Rankings in 1974
USPS data show New York Post Office led with over 409 million dollars in fiscal 1974, followed by Chicago 347 million and Los Angeles 176 million. Other strong performers included Washington 133 million Philadelphia 130 million and Boston 123 million. In a separate incident, a March 8 1924 Utah Castle Gate coal mine explosion killed 171 miners.
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U.S. Postal Service
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Boston
Atlanta
Dallas
San Francisco
Detroit
Castle Gate
Utah
Governor's Industrial Commission Meets in Lawton
The Industry Meet reports the Governor's Industrial Commission will convene at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Lawton Public Library as part of a bi monthly tour across one of Oklahoma's six congressional districts. Afterward a Q and A session will address industrial development with attendees. The commission, appointed by Gov. Boren, works with the Oklahoma Industrial Development Department to promote business expansion.
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Governor's Industrial Commission
Lawton Public Library
Boren
Oklahoma Industrial Development Department
City and Southwest Oklahoma Hospital Admits List
Long roster of patients admitted or treated at City and Southwest Oklahoma Hospitals. Entries include names such as Hallie Davenport Duncan Wilma J Johnson 1615 Washington Martha H Mowdy Smithville and many others with various procedures noted as surgery medical or nursing home care. Births and dismissals are also listed alongside addresses and affiliations in Duncan Lawton Elgin Cyril and other Oklahoma towns.
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Hallie Davenport
Duncan
Wilma J. Johnson
Washington
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