Workers gain share on boards and jobs in new management trials
Global firms test worker participation from board representation to job enrichment. A Rushton Mining Co trial with 27 volunteers showed top pay, rotating tasks, crew control over safety and grievances, and higher production, lower absenteeism, turnover, and accidents amid shifting morale and pride concerns.
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New York
Buddy
Europe
United States
Jude
Rushton Mining Co
Rushton
Eric Trist
University of Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers and Management
Taer
Quality of Life Study Cited Five Year Old Data
Dr. Ben Liu of MRI says the quality of life study ranking Lawton as substandard used only 1970 statistics and census data with no on-site interviews. The survey covered 243 cities, using 123 items across five categories to produce an overall A to E rating, prompting local leaders to question the results.
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HAT
Lawton
Economist
Ben Liu
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City
Wayne Gilley
MRI
U.S
Gilley
Liu
Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Liu
Portland
Ore
Eugene
LaCrosse
Wis
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
The
Environmental Protection Agency
Police Reports List Several Local Theft and Damages
A city police feed lists complaints including thefts of pistols from vehicles, auto radios, and crates, plus a break-in attempt at a business. Named residents and addresses appear with incidents at residences and local sites such as Eisenhower High School parking lot and various Arlington streets.
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Lowton
Oeneey & Canee Sears
Pawn Nao Wa - Lee
Nuibes Coli Saag
Ae Arlington
Ae Hk Ak
Ee Nork Mitchell
Fort Sil
McDonaldt
S. Shere Tienes
Marshall Grubbs
Lee
Erry Fiedler
Arlington
Resisence
Ears Carenods Automotive
Cueeence
Pero Osco
Tom Seat
Grover Extiey
Teeiteton Terrace
Andy Peeler
Andrews
Eisenhower High Schoo
Due Hearing On Drug Charge For Three Suspects
A preliminary hearing is set for Oct 3 in district court for Harold Wayne Agee 20 Stephen David Nelson 20 and Renate Erna McDaniel 27 all of Oklahoma City charged with possession of amphetamines with intent to distribute Bond of 2000 each was posted after highway patrol officers stopped their vehicle in Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge for a faulty exhaust license issue open beer containers and the discovery of about 425 amphetamine tablets a syringe and a needle during a search all three were arrested Saturday night.
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Lawton
Oklahoma City
Harold Wayne Agee
Kingsbury
Stephen David Nelson
Renate Erna McDaniel
Oklahoma
Charles Watkins
Gilbert Hutchins
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Nelson
Officers Picked for Great Plains Area VoTech DECA Chapter
The Great Plains Area Vo Tech School Distributive Education Clubs of America elected officers. Carol Williams is president, Pam Hennessee vice president, Debi McVicker secretary, Gloria Pritt treasurer, Cheryl Lutowsky reporter, Suzanne Thompson historian, Sherry Green chaplain, and Tony Spaniard member.
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Great Plains Area
Vo-Tech
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Carol Williams
Pam Hennessee
Debi McVicker
Gloria Pritt
Cheryl Lutowsky
Suzanne Thompson
Sherry Green
Tony Spaniard
Nutrition Shortfall Among U.S. Teens
Report notes half of teenage girls nationwide do not meet dietary needs. It highlights risks for babies born to undernourished teens including prematurity and low nutrient reserves at birth and early life.
Jesuits Founded by Ignatius in 1534
The Society of Jesus was founded in 1534 by Ignatius of Loyola, signaling the start of a religious order known for education scholarship and missionary work across centuries.
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The
Society of Jesus — Jesuits
Ignatius of Loyola
Enrollment Jump Marks OU Record Fall Total
At the University of Oklahoma enrollment reached 21 316 students this fall the highest on record and up 7 percent from 1974. All but the freshman class rose with graduate enrollment up 16 percent and law school up 8 percent. Special students rose 23 percent while the senior junior and sophomore classes posted gains of 9 6 and 5 percent respectively with freshman down 1 percent.
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Norman
University of Oklahoma
Seventeen Set To End Service Careers At Sill
Seventeen Fort Sill soldiers retire Friday at a September ceremony led by Brig. Gen. Charles F. Gordon. Lt. Col. Raymond K. Casteel and Capt. William A. Herring head a list of 20 to 23 year veterans. A coffee reception follows with music by the 77th Army Band and Fort Sill Half Section.
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Fort Sill
Charles F. Gordon
III Corps Artillery
Old Post
77Th Army Band
NCO Club
Noncommissioned Officers Wives Club
Raymond K. Casteel
Army Wide Training Support Department
U.S. Army Field Artillery School
William A. Herring
Lawrence J. Wallace
9Th Field Artillery
Billy J. Palmer
U.S. Army Field Artillery Center
Usafacfs
Kenneth W. Barnett
75Th Field Artillery Group
William E. Black
225Th
Billy D. Cabier
31St Infantry
Robert D Griffith
Roland M. Myer
Bobby J. Belknap
37Th Field Artillery
Larry J. Cagle
James R. Donaldson
George W. Ellington
1St Field Artillery
Theodore B. Franklin
Arthur Ramer
Gilberto Sanchez
Alvin E. Berg
Vo Tech Officers Installed At Great Plains FBLA Chapter
Great Plains Area Vo Tech School hosts ceremony installing FBLA officers. Officers named include McCarty Bishop Smith Neiswonger Chavez Kuchynka Gillian Alexander Barker Newton Goodall Smith. About 116 members were initiated. Installing officials were Mrs. Leon Brewczynski and Mrs. Bruce Brown. Former FBLA officers Tate and Alvey were hostesses.
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Great Plains Area
Vo- Tech
Future Business Leaders of America
Charlotte McCarty
Charlotte Bishop
Sandy Smith
Mary Neiswonger
Kim Chavez
Randy Kuchynka
Betty Gillian
Carla Alexander
Debbie Barker
Sheila Newton
Ramona Goodall
Rhonda Smith
Leon Brewczynski
Bruce Brown
Elizabeth Tate
Carol Alvey
FBLA
Holman Hearing Set In District Court For Grand Larceny
Norman Holman Sr., 30, of 1610 Oklahoma, faces grand larceny related to a recent rural theft attempt. Arraigned Monday with $5,000 bond, he also seeks to revoke a suspended sentence from 1973. The case includes a prior assault conviction and a reported shooting during a suspected larceny.
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Norman Holman Sr
Oklahoma
Holman
Deadline Nears for Wichita Mountains Elk Hunt Permits
Judy Van Rest reports the Septem ber 30 deadline for 144 elk hunt permits at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. Oklahoma residents and non residents 18 plus may apply. drawing October 16 at Cache High School Gym. Fees include a $20 recreation service and facility fee, with discounts for Golden Age passport holders.
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Eptember
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Roger Johnson
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
P. O
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Land and Water Conservation Fund Act
U.S
Johnson
Operator Of Cub Faces Liquor Count
Cecil E. Wiggins 37 operator of the Club DeLisa faces a misdemeanor charge for selling liquor without a state beverage license. Bond set at 300 dollars after an undercover agent bought vodka for 2 50. Police recovered 5 dollar bill and 116 empty liquor boxes during a search.
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Cecil E. Wiggins
DeLisa
Wiggins
Comanche County Sheriff's Department
Nick Alderson
Alderson
Bald Eagles Lose Nesting Grounds to East Coast Housing
On the eastern seaboard of the United States housing developments have destroyed many of the bald eagle's nesting grounds, threatening local populations and prompting concerns from wildlife agencies and conservationists.
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Seaboard
The
United States
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