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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1977

Page

10

Carter Dayan Talks Lead to Compromise in Mideast Talks

Washington AP Four men arrested and a fifth sought for swindling at least 500000 from dog track bettors via a track computer. Victims were winners shortchanged as conspirators altered trifecta tickets and cashed inflated winnings at Flagler Dog Track.

Washington Carter Moshe Dayan U.S Israel Dayan White House Cyrus R. Vance West Bank Jordan River Jody Powell State Department United States Palestine Liberation Organization U.N. Security Council PLO Vance Mideast Ismael Fahmy Miami Dade Richard Gerstein Robert Watters Gillis Caisse Automatic Totalisator Co Jacques Lavigne Richard Korn Flagler Dog Track Albert Johnston Flagler Egypt Richard Hudson Martin Dardis Gerstein Totalisator

North Carolina pair plead innocent in Vanderbilt kidnapping case

Shelby Ann Baker and Wayne Garrity of Statesville NC pleaded not guilty in federal court to kidnapping for ransom in the case of Anette Adams a Vanderbilt coed abducted Sept 8 near the campus. Bond set at 250000 each they await trial Oct 25 in Nashville.

Nashville, Tenn North Carolina Vanderbilt University Shelby Ann Baker Wayne Edward Garrity Statesville N.C L.C. Morton U.S. District Court Annette Adams Maryville Morganton Garrity Miss Baker Conover Charlotte Nashville Sumner County Gallatin

VFW Chief Backs By Law Change For Women Members

National VFW commander Dr. John Wasylik of Sandusky Ohio announces support for allowing women veterans to join the VFW He acknowledges the Minneapolis vote against the change and says the matter should be discussed at posts before the Dallas convention In a letter to posts he notes women veterans and nurses deserve the opportunity to belong and vows to push the issue at the next convention

Kansas City Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW John Wasylik Sandusky Ohio Minneapolis Wasylik Dallas

Amtrak Bans Pets on Trains Over New Rules

Amtrak will not allow dogs cats birds and other pets on trains unless they travel as stowaways. The move follows federal Animal Welfare Act rules requiring pet facilities at baggage cars and stations, a $13.8 million cost. Amtrak carries about 200 pets monthly and projects a $158 400 yearly revenue loss.

Washington Amtrak Rail Corportion Agriculture Department

Jobs Program Cited in Support of President Welfare Plan

Labor Secretary Ray Marshall told a House subcommittee that 1.4 million public jobs and training positions could reach as many as 2.5 million workers annually. The plan aims to lift most poor families with children above the poverty line through work and cash aid, with 32 million Americans potentially affected by eligibility changes.

Washington Labor Ray Marshall Marshall HEW Joseph A. Califano Jr Califano al Ullman D-Ore Carter Administration Ullman Carter AFDC

Colder Than Normal Winter Predicted By NOAA Expert

NOAA official Edward S. Epstein told a Senate panel that a colder than normal winter is likely in coming years with long cold spells probable. He noted odds favor cold across the Northeast toward the Mississippi Valley, while the Southwest faces a milder season. He warned long range forecasts remain unreliable.

Washington Federal Congressional Senate Edward S. Epstein National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Epstein Mississippi River Valley

Three Protesters Sentenced to Jail after Decade-Old Sit-In

Jay Rainey James McClung and Stephen Rochelle were ordered by Rockingham County Circuit Court to begin six month terms for a 1970 Madison College sit-in protesting the Vietnam War and academic policy. McClung received nine months and a $1000 fine while Rochelle and Rainey drew six months and $500 fines.

Washington Jay G. Rainey Virginia James G. McClung Library of David Walsh Robinson Rainey Rochelle McClung John C. Lowe Lowe

Gospel Concert at Trinity Baptist Church Features Jack Price

Gospel soloist Jack Price performs at 7 30 p m Thursday at Trinity Baptist Church 1916 W Gore Bird with a world stage career from television radio and recordings. The story also covers mixed court cases on campus speech and a jail time dispute involving Rainey Rochelle and McClung and their appeals and community service suggestions.

Jack Price Trinity Baptist Church W. Gore Bird Price Rex Humbard Cathedral of Tomorrow Jerry Falwell 4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Lowe Jack Depoy Rainey Rochelle McClung Glenn M. Weatherholtz

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