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11-3-75
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TWENTY TWO PAGES
CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA, SUNDAY, MARCH 9. 1975
SUNDAY PRICE 20 CENTS
United Press International
CHS Students Named
Gevermer David Beren
Cambodian
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Religious Emphasis
Week At University
take full advantage of the
portunities in this nation.
ive rsity Of Science And Arts
If Oklahoma - LI Bit ALlY
The USAO music department
presents the senior recital of
John Tomlinson, taking time
out for a cup of coffee Saturday
Miss Johns is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs. E. B Johns of
Duncan. She is a 1972 graduate
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[ Religious Emphasis Week
I begins Monday at the University
I of Science and Arts of Oklahoma
with two special guests visiting
the campus.
The "Horizons" from Houston,
I Texas, featuring contemporary
I Christian music in a variety of
styles, will appear at 7 p.m. in
) the Little Theatre of Davis Hall.
' Following the music ranging
। from Christian folk-rock to
* Spirituals to songs of meditation,
.Kent Gravely from Oklahoma
State University will speak.
Gravely is majoring in
religious studies at OSU. He is
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The Chickasha Express
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WILSON MANN
to the Washita Theater to see
“Swiss Family Robinson''
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tickets to see the above
picture.
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VOL. 82 —NO. 309
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District Weather
Fair and warm today with
light clouds and possible
showers developing tonight and ,
Monday in the Grady County
area Local temperatures: 5
p.m Saturday, 46; Saturday
high, 50; Friday high, 46; Friday
night low. 33.
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ASW AN, Egypt (UPI) — Rudeis oil fields and the along the Suez Canal which he
Egyptian President Anwar strategic passes in the Sinai. negotiated with Kissinger in
Sadat predicted Saturday that “If I am going to agree to a January, 1974. and a new
Secretary of State Henry A. declaration of non-belligerence agreement would take longer
Kissinger will have " while one Israeli soldier is than the week it took then,
herd round" in getting a new occupying my land, it is an Sitting beside Sadat under the
peace agreement between official implication for him to glare of the television lights.
Egypt and Israel -harder and stay, an invitation I am not Kissinger said, "the United
longer than last year going to extend,' Sadat said. States feels very strongly that
Sadat and Kissinger met for Dampening the prevalent another step is in the interest of
over 412 hours of talks in which Egyptian optimism before the all the peoples of the area and I
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Kent Gravely
CHICKASHA* OKLA.
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Outstanding Teenagers
Two students at Chickasha Benjamin Parker, son of Mr added Day.
High School have been selected and Mrs. Jim Parker. Both are The Outstanding Teenagera
as Outstanding. Teenagers of active in school and 4-H club who are nominated by their
America for 1975, said Harly activities for a number of years, school principals, are chosen for
Day principal. Selection for this award excellence in academic
The two are Miss Melinda automatically qualifies these achievement and conununity
Shockey, daughter of Mr. and students for further state service .These students will now
Mrs. Windell Shockey, and regional and national honors' try for Outstanding Teenager of
’ the Year trophies to be
111 Doubt
WASHINGTON (UPI I - Sen-
ate Democratic Leader Mike
Mansfield said Saturday he
doubts Congress will approve
any additional military aid to
Cambodia or South Vietnam,
but it may offer humanitarian
assistance.
We've been going through
too many tunnels and have
never really seen the light,’’
Mansfield said The odds are
against the Senate approving
such a proposal."
The administration has ap-
pealed to Congress to provide
$222 million in emergency
assistance to Cambodia which
it says is in danger of falling to
Communist forces in a matter
w ge
s
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the music of Domenico Scarlatti,
Frederic Chopin, Claude
Debussy, Charles Griffes,
Maurice Ravel, Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart, and Aaron
Copland as expressed through
the talents of Miss Anita Johns
presented in May. Similar
j trophies will be presented to the
K state winners.
The state winnes are selected
la by the Outstanding Teenagers
2 Awards Selections Committee in
5 cooperation with the board of
H advisors.
E The 51 state winners will be
3 eligible for awards totaling
E $7,000. One boy and one girl will
B be chosen for national
| scholarship of $1,000 to the
' college or university of then-
choice Also 10 regional winners
will receive $500 scholarships
Day said that under guidance
of the Board of Advisors, the
Outstanding Teenagers of
American program was created
to encourage young people to
eekers. the religious emphasis week would have to be tied to Lon Franklin Dennis is chairman
' At 7 p.m Tuesday Nigh will activities. Nol’s stepping own. of the district.
and planned to rise early dinance of Chickasha
Sunday for another busy day. Both sessions will be the same
The Cambodian national and will last about an hour and a
f football team, a licensed Kent Gravely legislature Friday approved a half, added Newman.
Southern Baptist Minister, and vsoutionosuggstingmfonmation Amber Sewer
vice-presidentgofsthe.osy speak as the USAO Chapel The necessary powers which must gistenc,
“san take responsibuilythe ;
|Dr. Bruce G. Carter will host a Nigh’s topic, "A Funny Thing C' , Federal Grant
president's breakfast in the Blue Happened to God on the Way to One of Lon Nol’s most The Environental Protection
Room of the USAO Student the 20th Century." A reception vigorous supporters., in the Agency has approved a $15,000
Jnion.Dr Curtis Nigh, pastor of will follow the chapel program in government denied the presi- grant to Grady County Rural
he First Baptist Church in Gary Hall Parlor. dent was thinking of eaving Water, Sewer and Solid Waste
Midwest City, will present a Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Phnom Penh and impled there management District No. 2 at
-short address. Townspeople, Thursday at 9 a.m. Nigh will were .moves ..under way to Amber, according to in-
students, and faculty are invited address students assembly negotiate with the encircling formation from the state's
jo the continental breakfast meetings. His topics will be rebels. congressional delegation.
$1.50 per person i. "Christ and the Occult," and He declined to elaborate on This Step 2 award is for the
At 11 a.m, Tuesday, Dr. Nigh “Christ and Self-Esteem.” The the moves and Western di- preparation of construction
। viU speak on "Christ and the USAO Campus Seekers will plomats said they put no drawings and specifications to
’layboy Philosophy ' at a school provide music for the events. credence in the remarks complete the sanitary sewer
Tide assembly. Muse will be The public is invited to join because in their view any system, including collection
resented by the USAO Campus students and faculty at any of negotiations with the rebels lines and treatment facilities.
making progress toward peace
He again expressed confi-
dence in Kissinger and repeat-
ed his previous statement that
for the first time in 26 years he
believed peace was possible
He indicated he would be in a
better position to tell about the
prospects of an agreement
when Kissinger returns from
____________ __________________ Israel next week.
informed sources said the talks, Sadat told questioners as believe that progress is possi- Kissinger said he would
Egyptian leader put forward he sat next to Kissinger in the ble.” return to Aswan Tuesday or
specific ideas for Kissinger to garden of his resthouse: He appeared uncomfortable Wednesday after his visits to
take to Israel Sunday. “I am always optimistic but I at the specific questions that Israel and Syria
At a joint news nfomnc think we shall be having a very drew forth Sadat's answers Kissinger shunted aside ques
At a joint news conference hard round this time , tions about whether he got
afterwards, Sadat ruled out the Sadat said. however, that concrete Egyptian proposals,
direct pledge of non-belligeren- He said the negotiations Kissinger’s mission was very But informed sources said
cy that Israel is demanding for would be harder than the first important" both for defusing Sadat gave him specific ideas
withdrawal from the Abu stagemilitary disengagement the explosive situation and for to take on to Israel
MacDowell Music Club of Duncan High S hool and a
Scholarship, and was one of five member of the Disciples of
winners of the Greater OCLA Christ (Christian) Church.
Kemper, making a trip to the
“me (e . Sx
Cambodian army had mis- said Paul S Newman. a ion. Sam Mays, having
managed the battlefront situa- sanitarian, no trouble staying bfy Gary
lion which is now on the This course will be for those Reeves,, one . ofnsevera
optalsdoorstep. Cambodia: new empbyes or otherwise students home for spring break
American and Cambodian those working in local cafes, Me T . . DoP 5 „
1.1„ eFFed -m-e. . »• . . Mrs. Totsie Rams and Mrs.
omcials scoffed at rumors that restaurants or firms serving . 2 , .
Lon No] had fled or was prepared food to the public who MauriceGlass, outforlunc an
planning to flee the besieged do not have a current Food Bitmer Y, P 8
capital. They said he was in the Handlers permit. This permit is aHw.c Eap. a
i , ,-i-... niwn . f • , Mr. and Mrs. Edd Rhoades,
presidental palace at nightfal required by the restaurant or- outforaneveniigmeai Allie
Jermain and Rocky Bray,
driving down the street together
. Dan Knowles, out for a
morning cup of coffee . . . Mrs.
F. W Smiley, back in town after
being gone amor. Ji . Mrs. Joe
Wood, making a trip to the
beauty shop . . . Miss Debbie
Sunday, March 9, 1975, at 4:00
p.m. in the Davis Hall Am-
phitheatre
Miss Johns is currently-
completing her bachelor of arts
degree with a double major in
music education where she
specializes in the areas of piano
emphasis and piano per-
formance under the direction of
Miss Anita Carlton.
At USAO, Miss Johns was
former Secretary of Alpha
Lambda Delta, former
Treasurer of Sigma Alpha Iota,
former Secretary-
Treasuer of the Music
Educator’s National Con-
ference. and former yearbook
editor. Presently, she is
President of Sigma Alpha iota
She has performed in
numerous recitals and programs
which include accompanying a
senior voice recital. Miss Johns
is involved in various chamber
music ensembles and also ac-
companies several of the
students.
Her honos include Who’s Who
Among American College and
University Students. She is a
two-time recipient of the
OKLAHOMA CITY < UPI) — Kevin Mooney of Fort Worth in everything in the way of a H. Boren. fibbuster is dead as a minority can just close in on the attempts 1,1
Former Gov. David Hall says return for influencing invest- normal prosecution." Boren served as member of tool, but "the worst part of it is minority," he said depletion allowance,
there is a giant crusade afoot ment of $10 million in state Hall, a Democrat, testified he the Oklahoma House of the threat of future action if the As long as we are good boys compromise to be offered by
to convict him of federal funds with Taylor’s firm. believed former state Republi- Representatives for four terms, filibuster is imposed." and if we don't give them any Sens. Edward M Kennedy. D-
briberyextortion charges, in- Mooney has pleaded guilty can party chairman Burkett, from 1966-74, before being Friday, the Senate voted by trouble," Allen said. the Senate Mass ■ and Ernest Hollings. IF
fluencing U.S. Attorney William and become a government the FBI, the Internal Revenue elected governor He is a well over two-thirds to cut off minority can survive the S. ' may avoid a filibuster
Burkett Friday so much it has witness. Service, Oklahoma Attorney graduate of Yale University, Allen’s two-week-old filibuster. “monolithic 60 that can control Allen said, however, that he
“blocked out everything in the Taylor's defense began Fri- General Larry Derryberry, with honors, and is in Phi Beta By a 56 to 27 vote it then legislation, that can control had no intention of instituting a
way of a normal prosecution." day and Taylor will testify state crime bureau agent Tom Kappa and was selected as a hange 1 the rules to permit 60 everything." filibuster on the oil depletion
Burkett and Hall clashed again Monday. Taylor, who Puckett and Secretary of State Rhodes Scholar, and attended senators to end a filibuster no Senate Democratic leader issue
several times in Hall's cross- testified Secretary of State Rogers, were part of a frameup Oxford University. matter how many more were Mike Mansfield was not sure of His fight ever since the
examination Friday during the John Rogers solicited money in to put him in prison He practiced law in Seminole present and voting the effect the rules change will current Senate session began
second week of testimony in his return for help with an An associate of Taylor, Rex and was the chairman of the It was the first change in the have on future debate two months ago, he said, has of weeks without aid The
trial. Hall is charged with investment, is expected to be Scott of Dallas, said Taylor told government department at filibuster rules since 1959 "It's very much in doubt," he been on the principle of not administratio also wants $300
trying to extort $50,000 from the last defense witness The him shortly after a Nov. 8 Oklahoma Baptist University. An exception was made to said, adding that he "wouldn’t allowing Senate rules to be million for South Vietnam
Dallas financier W. W. "Doc" case could go to the jury meeting with Rogers they Don Dunn, outgoing president, require a two-thirds vote to cut be surprised” if a filibuster changed in a manner which
Taylor and Taylor’s agent R. Tuesday or Wednesday, "might have some problems will make a few remarks and off debate when rule chnges were invoked within the next violates the Senate rules "Our policy there indicates to
Haj . _ . because the Oklahoma secre- Brewer will briefly outline the themselves were at issue But two weeks when the tax cut bill themselves. me that we don't know how to
old Ikip WUlg r shes t i tary of state has his hand out." program and goals of the Allen indicated the majority is expected to reach the Senate "My promise is to always break dearly when the tune
mIn, % as. former Tusa Rogers, chairman of the State Chamber, might eventually change that to floor live within the rules and I hope comes to do so," Mansfield said
Federal Budget Prosecuting attorney proveda Employes Retirement Fund Officers of the chamber, in we can always expect the same in an interview
t’ .. D . A 6 neS a Week. Board which was to invest the addition to Brewer, include I., V.L.. L.:.. of the gag-rule senators, he He said the administration is
Deficit Report Areanpapaintt• •» million, acted as a.......e Petligrew, first »«- Jaycees Membership saidatbuhwhateverawe,enjoy asking“dtheendmhstundsn t
, WASHINGTON (UPD) The and Ha.....quitarguing during presidentilrrrycktierogeoond ™y.»k (UPI Th. discriminatory membership majoritythandrt; is l carry on through the end of the
fsderalibudgetdeficissforfisca Hall’s cross-examination. U.s Appeals court has ruled •*-- ......onwelke
Lb6 wiu be closer to $80 billion “j don’t think you sought Hall Tavlor and Mooney assistant that the United States Jaycees, The ruling reversed the The exception to the rules . . 5 1111 omeeback and
than President Fords first perjured testimony." Hall had DiradtrsinciudecariGreene although receiving substantial decision of district Judge change voted Friday requiring ask formore and continue
sstimatnofesnablion,a White told Burkett. “But 1 think you stanley Lvine, McMahan, Joe federal funding and tax exemp- Murray Gurfein barring the a two-thirds vote to end debate askingforemoreasthey have
HousesPoKesn an says. were a wilting dupe. I think the ( ’ , m kn : . mc Risner Sevier E B Turley tions, is nevertheless a private National Jaycees from revoking on rules changes gives A lien he past decade
John (X Press Secretary FBI agents were willing dupes vamDodlans Leland White, Clay winson, organization and cani exclude the charter of the New York the weapon to continue his ’As far as I am concerned, I
Zde sonsssandsttre “Iso I think you would do .Ap James Hicks, Larkin Hart, womenfrom membership. City Jaycees whose by-law fight. But only 60 votes three- have not changed my position, I
Han IeET anything in the world to see me Wan tuhange Darrel Fruit, Dr Bruce Carter. The three-judge court Friday admitting women was contrary fifths of the total Senate am against military aid but not
fobs and failure Pupnsgerige convicted in this case." .© Robert P. Bares. Charles Allen, ruled unanimously that a lower to the national’s male-only membership is needed to end humanitarian aid,' Mansfield
reduce spending as Ford "Your giant crusade to put In Officials Pettigrew, Dr Elmer Kuntz, anrnjnctionpronnitangrene policy. debate on other issues said.
requested me behind bars has blocked out . Curtis Brooks. Ron Acree, Don J H
PHNOM PENH (UPI) - Abel and John Mosley
High Cambodian officials, des- p i u ll .
perately trying to avert surren- Tood Handiers
der, said Saturday they wanted S,LamI T. R.
to see changes in the govern- n0O I O De
ment to give President Lon Nol d w.. >1
firmer control over the army. Vn " ednesday
"If we don’t do this," one top The regular Food Handlers
Matthews, scaring her
passengers while out driving a
car just after getting a driver’s
permit ... Pat Banks, on her
way to work . . . Mrs. Jack
Wootten, in a telephone con-
versation.
SSSS Filibuster Tactics Must
Science and Arts of Oklahoma
Not Be Abused In Senate
be master of ceremonies The
invocation will be by Rev. David WASHINGTON i UPD - The a simple majority if it wants to But Mansfield added he
Parker, pastor of Epworth leading advocate of Senate in the future would oppose allowing cloture
Methodist Church. filibusters indicated Saturday Allen said in an interview on a sunpie majority vote
Gov. Boren, the 21st governor the tactic must now be used that the Senate showed by its .
of Oklahoma, was inaugurated very sparingly or the Senate action Friday that it can Allen responded. I hope if it
on January 13. Born in majority will vote it out of change the rules to allow a comes UP 1 iEht it.a ittle
Washington, D. C., he is a life- existence, cloture to be invoked by a oarder than he fought this
longresidentofOKlahomaandis Sen. James H Allen. IFAIa , simple majority.
the son of former U. S. Rep. Lyle would not admit the legendary “Anytime they want to, they A fight was expected on
H. Boren filibuster is dead as a minority can just close in on the attempts 10 end the oil
Boren served as member of tool, but "the worst part of it is minority," he said depletion allowance, but a
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morning . . . Mrs. Bonnie
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Drew, Charles C. The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 82, No. 309, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 9, 1975, newspaper, March 9, 1975; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1867326/m1/1/?q=1966+yearbook+north+texas+state+university: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.