Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 93, No. 232, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 18, 1982 Page: 2 of 198
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had been shot, but noticed his left calf was
bleeding. Police said the shooting apparently
occurred at the Lyles’ home when a cat
knocked over a stack of guns, and one of them
discharged.
Street reopening asked
MOORE — Residents near Brookside and
NE 12 will ask the city’s Traffic and Safety
Commission tonight to reopen the intersection;
The City Hall meeting begins at 7 p.m. Previ-
ously, other residents requested the street’s
closing, citing confrontations with teens driv-
ing onto people’s lawns while making U-turns
from the east-bound lane of NE 12.
After water lines were moved in preparation
for work at the nearby intersection of NE 12
and Broadway, barricades were temporarily
left up. Plans for NE 12 and Broadway involve
medians extending past Brookside to forestall
the turns.
Continued
Texas City, Texas.
He returned to Cush-
ing as managing editor
in 1948 and was tele-
graph editor of the Nor-
man Transcript from
1963 until he joined The
Oklahoman and Times in
1964.
The dapper, mus-
tached Allen usually was
accompanied on his
news-gathering forays
by his wife. Sue, who is
among survivors.
Mrs. Allen remained
at Muppets on hardbound
board * —“am
Residents jump gun?
BETHANY — Although developer Malcolm
Hall hasn’t completed construction on his new
mobile-home park, south of NW 54 at Peniel,
people are living there. Councilman Shelton
James said at this week’s regular council
meeting.
City Attorney David Davis said no occupan-
cy permits have been given (or that develop-
ment. Council members agreed Hall has ap-
parently, “jumped the gun."
Edmond income down
EDMOND — The recession has come to Ed-
mond. City Manager Dallas Graham at this
week’s council meeting said income since the
fiscal year opened July 1 is $384,500 below
projections.
Included in the bad news was the November
sales tax check for September sales. It was
$393,366, 26 percent below last year’s $530,595
and 33 percent below projections.
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learning skills. 8 "AA" cells (not incl.} Ages 8-11.
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totaled $6,756,674 for
September. That was p3.
$117,589 from the
$6,631,085 sales tax
revenue for September
1981. • ' 7
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- yet.
Expenditures, like
revenues, are below pro-
jected levels The city’s
spending for September
totaled $1,544,355, com-
pared to a budgeted
$2,085,575.
Oklahoma City’s sales
tax revenues for the first
three months of this fis-
cal year have continued
to fall short of budget.
The budget was based
on a projected 13 per-
cent increase in reve-
nues, Johnson said. The
growth rate for 1981
.revenues over 1980 in-
come was about 26 per-
cent, a sales tax bonanza
that rode the crest of the
oil boom.
“We had estimated
continued growth at ap-
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PEKING (AP) - Chi-
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Huang Hua, returning <
from Moscow, expressed ;
optimism today about ; I
Sino-Soviet consulta- ;
tions to improve two
decades of strained rela- :
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by Dr. Seuss. Hardbound
cover Ages 4 up
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asked whether he might proximately half the
be ready to follow the rate of growth in reve-
governor's action. nues for the previous
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city manager isn't about provides the bulk of Ok-
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rate states and one for- original buyers have
eign country. Several died and title to their
plots are owned by be- land was never probated
nevolent groups such as or cleared. That would
the Seventh Day Adven- make it impossible for a
tists and the Moose developer to obtain title
Lodge, the lots having without using a public
been passed on to them agency's condemnation
at an owner's death." powers, he said.
Williams said many
The Oklahoman mid Times
TIE DAILY OKLAHOMAN
(uses 144-700)
Pubwaned each morning. Monday through Friday
TRB SUNDAY OKLAHOMAN
(uses 110 330)
Pubwshed ovary Sunday morning
OKLAWOMA cny TIMM
(UBBS 404-440)
Evening edition ot The Dany Okiehoman
Pubwaned ovary evening. Monday through Friday
THE BATUHDAY OKLAHOMAN a TIMES
(uses 120-630)
Pubiened ovary Saturday morning
500 North Broadway Bor 25125
Oklahoma City. Oh 73126
Telephone Generm Oftices, (406) 232 3311
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But the September
1982 sales tax total was
$1,086,411 short of the
“target” or expected
revenues of $7,843,085.
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BEGMNNERB0OK •pnuce
An entertaining children’s
story by Dr. Seuss. Hard-
bound cover. Ages 4-up.
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was photographed
threatening to strike Al-
len with a riot stick
while the newsman stood
fast demanding to cover
the news.
When two lawmen sud-
denly went for their
guns during a tense east-
ern Oklahoma dispute,
Allen again made the
news photos. As oppos-
ing lawmen were draw-
ing their weapons, Allen
was photographed
standing between them
taking notes.
Covering a flood near
Tulsa, Allen experienced
a tense moment while in
search of a telephone.
Attempting to cross a
rain-gorged stream, the
front of his auto sudden-
ly started to float. Al-
len's luck held and he
was able to back out be-
fore the auto could be
swept into the turbu-
lence.
"If you were going to
measure Bob Allen,
you'd have to put the
tape around his heart,"
said C.V. "Shorty” Shel-
burne, retired state edi-
tor for the Times.
"He was one of a kind
and had friends every-
where, including on
Death Row. These were
true friends. They be-
lieved in Bob Allen.”
One convict barber al-
ways treated Allen to a
haircut in the prison
barbershop each visit.
When murderer James
Donald French was exe-
cuted in 1966, his last
act was to write a note
to Allen.
The note, handed to
Allen as he dictated an
account of the execu-
tion, was a thank-you
letter, "for all the kind-
ness and respect you
have shown me and too,
for all you have tried to
do for me."
Allen's reporting won
numerous awards. He
had been informed
shortly before his death
that he was to receive
the Higher Education
Alumni Council of Okla-
homa Award in ceremo-
nies Dec. 4.
Allen regularly cov-
ered Oklahoma's various
college regents meet-
ingSen’s last major as-
signment before retiring
was the 1979 trial of
Gene Leroy Hart, an es-
caped convict accused
of slaying three Girl
Scout campers. Allen al-
so had reported on the
original investigation of
the 1977 slayings.
In addition to his wife,
Allen is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Philip J.
Murphy, his mother,
Mrs. Robert B. Allen Sr.;
a sister, Mrs. JB Antho-
ny Jr., a brother, the
Rev. Richard C. Allen of
Dallas and Texarkana,
Texas, and three grand-
sons.
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Norman bureeu .. 344-4664
North-Wes bureau 724-4447
Continued
visitors, Rowland said. ing a button, and a two-
As the tour proceeds, minute dramatization
the alien visitors discuss, unfolds, featuring that
what has been seen and person's face in the prin-
"reinforce the message cipalrole.
to be learned," he said. • .The Hall of
keep reviewing Achievers, which is lined
learned just with cut-outs of more
done in the class- than 60 success stories
in science, business,
attractions in- arts, sports and govern-
elude: ment.
... ... • A computer eco-
KAsglass.elevator nomics game arcade,
ride Cacing a.threerstory where the visitor must
wa Ilfilledwith chang ing make economic deci-
rear projection picture sions towin.
dealing with everyday Admission is $3.50 for
economic experiences. adults, $2.50 for stu-
• Twenty fast-mov- dents through high
ing digital counters school and $2 for each
featuring population person in groups of 20 or
counts, employment fig- more.
ures, national debt Hours are 9 a.m. to 4
statistics and other cur- p.m. Monday through
rent numbers. Thursday and 9 a.m. to 9
• “Free to Choose," p.m. Friday and Satur-
where each visitor se- day. The Square is
lects a career by punch- closed Sundays.
far Ba OMMame da Times, can before 7 30 p.m
F The Bundny OMinr mo before 10 am
Strawberry
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can get," said Larry service regular, $1.26
Mosley, owner of Mos (no September report);
ley's Texaco, 7515 S full-service unleaded,
Pennsylvania. $1.30; Woerner’s, 17 SW
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in &
parentheses, are. full-service unleaded,
Northwest: Onan Oil, $1 27 ($1 28)
7308 N May, self-service Northeast: Pro Am
_______ regular, $1.09 ($1.12); Truck-Stop, 7600 N
W to self-service unleaded, Bryant, full-service reg-
H: $1.14 (81.17); Raines ular, $1,42 (>1-42); full- mild, remaining in the
Kerr-McGee, 9000 N service unleaded, $1.66 40sand50s.
Wes tern, full-service .($1.46); Don Strawn AU-
ab Laaa^AMa regular, $1 36 (no Sep- tomotive, NE 23 and
p1., pnlnrorl tember report); full-ser- Hiwassee, self-service
11(8 enlereu vice unleaded, $1.40; regular, $1.09 ($109);
LOS ANGEIEs (API Chuck's Conoco, Yukon, self-service unleaded,
11 ANGE-E. (Ar? self-service regular, a. 13 (s1 15)
- David Seal, star at ti 21 (r1 21). full-ser- >13.212 n...
by the telephone at their television’s starsky ic regular $125 -Southeast: Phillips ’ - . r
motel or other quarters andHuteh,»hasplended_yicegeeguoarr.ii5 Truck Plaza, 1307 SE 44, will range from the low
to take messages while innocent to charges at (32) «i 27 ($1 27)' full-service 30s in the Pan hand le to
Allen began visiting his spousal abuse and bat- full-service unleaded’ $1.27(1 30) Kw ikPan- the mid-50s in the south-
extensive network of lo- tery involving a fight fuserv try, 1001 SE 29, self -ser- east. Highs Friday
cal news contacts. with his wife la which „ . ' . , viceregular, $1.12 should be mostly in the
Much of Allen's time her face was braised. Southwest: Mosleys ($112); self-service 60s.
was devoted to reporting Texaco, self-service reg- unleaded, $1.17 ($1.18); Oklahoma City will
on the state penal sys „ .... ular, $1.10 ($1.11); fui- John’s Skelly, self-ser- have a 30 percent
tern from the Pardon buses collide service regular, $1.39 vice regular, $1.15 chance of rain tonight
and Parole Board to the yogc ,Ap, ($1.40); self-service ($1.19); full-service reg- with a low in the upper
cells of convicts many „HoNGKONG (AP) ” unleaded, $1.22 ($1.22); ular, $1.21 ($1.25); self- 40s. Friday should be
of whose trials he also Twodouble-decker buses full-service unleaded, service unleaded, $1.20 partly cloudy and
olihede collided today, injuring 1144 ($1.45); Jennings ($1.23); full-service warmer with a high in
He covered Oklaho- 36 Passengers Champlin, Tuttle. full- unleaded, $1.30 ($1.29). themid-60s.
ma's last execution by
electrocution and also
was the lead reporter
covering the 1973 con-
vict riot which left the
Oklahoma Penitentiary
a burned-out shell.
Although popular with
his news sources, Allen
remained a hard-nosed
news reporter and was
no stranger to peril.
An officious guard
during the prison riot
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