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Tuesday. Democrat Bill Dawson of Seminole
is pitted against Thomas J. Petuskey of
Oklahoma City, who was unopposed in the
Republican party
Dawson has been actively involved in public
uitlity activities during his career in the state
Senate He co-authored a 200-page volume on
the need for utility regulation reform in
Oklahoma He was a leading member of a
special legislative committee to investigate
utility affairs. Dawson has strongly advocated
basic rate reforms to assist citizens on fixed
and low incomes.
Obviously, Dawson, a 35-year-old lawyer
who defeated the veteran politico from Little
Dixie, Joe Bailey Cobb, in the Democratic
runoff, is well versed on utility company
operations We believe he is well deserving of
election to the Corporation Commission
We urge you to vote Tuesday for Bill
Dawson
that almost certainly will end
if Boren is elected
For Boren, a victory will
mark the start of a new
national career for the 37
yearold Rhodes scholar and
attorney, who denies having
ambitions beyond the Senate
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She has appeared on local and
regional television, presented
programs for elementary and
secondary school children
and was recently named
— AN EDITORIAL
Protect Your Heritage, Vote
During the nation’s Bicentennial two years
ago, Oklahoma set a record at the polls, one of
the highest turnout percentages at the polls
There is no Bicentennial celebration this year.
That should not make a difference, but it will
Apathy on the part of voters will be the only
thing that will keep George Nigh out of the
governor’s office, keep Spencer Bernard in
Rush Springs, David Boren out of the U.S.
Senate, and deprive Oklahomans of the clout
in Congress that can be provided by Tom
Steed
These are excellent public servants
deserving of the offices they seek Nigh and
Steed have come under vicious attack in
recent days from the metropolitan press We
feel it is desperation effort by the opposition
and it must fail.
We believe George Nigh’s experience as
lieutenant governor will better enable him to
serve us as governor The same holds for
Spencer Bernard, who has served Grady
County well in the House of Representatives
including an unprecedented three terms as
speaker pro temp.
David Boren’s experience in state govern-
ment provides him with the know how to be
effective in the U.S. Senate.
As for Tom Steed, we see no need for firing
him. You don’t fire an employee who is doing a
good job. Oklahoma needs his seniority in the
House
Tom Daxon is needed as the state inspector
auditor
We feel the citizens of Grady County are
acquainted well enough with the candidates
for state representative, county commissioner
and district judge to make the right choice on
Tuesday.
But you will not be assured of good public
servants unless you go to the oolls on Tuesday.
Whether you vote for the eventual winner or
loser, you will be the winner because you went
to the poll and voted
Dawson Best Choice
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THE PEOPLE VERSUS MAXINE LOWE at 7:30 p.m. Monday for a two-day showing in the
Stage Building at the Chickasha High School The play. directed by Darryl Harms. CHS speech
and drama teacher, has a cast of 29 plus the 12-member stage crew Left to right in a scene are:
Kevin Holman, Renee Martin, Lisa Brummell, Kim Hawkins, Cary Thompson, Wyatt Sledge,
Mark Rogers, Mary Williams, Joni Hamlin and Adam Howery.
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ThepTamstis the recipient
of numerous scholarships
She has performed in 13
states and in most of the West
European countries on tours
in 1971. 1972, 1977 and 1978
Geary represented Oklahoma
in the Kennedy Center,
Washington, D.C., for the
Parade of American Music on
Oklahoma Day during 1976
We Saw
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Palestinian Leader Opposes
Camp David
The leader of the Palestine
Liberation Organization has
spoken out strongly against
the Middle East peace
Oklahoma Historical Soctety
Wiley Post Historical Blig.
Pula City, Okla.             coup
Personal Polifical Eras Are At Stake Tuesday
he drove down the street ..
John Beasley , stopping for a
brief conversation with a
friend Saturday morning
Mrs Margaret England, with FIFTY PERCENT of the 990,000 Chickasha United Way Goal
a friendly greeting Bill has been pledged to date. Perry Ridge, center, raises the
England, having some work United Way indicator by another 20 percent while Sam Cart-
done Saturday on his wife's weight and Sallie Stack look on.
Porto. Portugal She holds the
bachelor of arts with honors
from Saint Mary’s College.
Nortre Dame, Ind and her
master of music in piano
from Indiana University,
Primary function of the Oklahoma Cor-
poration Commission is to regulate public
utilities and the production of oil and gas
within the state A three-person body, the
Corporation Commission is a powerful in-
strument in state government.
One seat on the Corporation Commission
will be decided in the general election next
down the street Belford        OAWay
Gentry, waving to a friend as Jne-”
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Kansas
Rev Bob Popovich will
guide the scriptural reflection
and prayer on the relation-
ship of Gospel values to
business and professional
lives
The second daily session
will be from 9:30 to 11:30 a m
in Holy Name Church with
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agreements worked out by
Egypt and Israel at Camp
David Can you identify the
PLO leader’’ What is the
main goal of the Humphrey-
Hawkins bill'’ Which country
won the team title at the
recent World Gymnastics
Championship*’’ This week's
QUIZ, on page 19 of today’s
Daily Express challenges you
to test your knowledge about
these and other names and
events in the news
The Chickasha Daily
Express publishes the QUIZ
each week as part of its
newspaper in education
program It’s an interesting
way to find out what you know
about the facts behind today's
headlines Try it today
incumbent Glenn English is authority for mandatory
considered well ahead of minimum sentences and to
Republican Harold Hunter in legalize franmchising for
the Sth                         strong beer wholesalers
Geary. prior to joining the
USAO faculty, served on the
faculties of Oklahoma State
University, 1973-1978;
University of North Carolina,
1971 and Ohio University,
1963-1969 She was on leave at
Ohio during 1966 and 1967 for
two years of study in Paris,
France
Geary has studied with
Arthur Loesser, Vlado
Perlemeter, Frederick
Baldwin and Louis Artau,
Rev Mike Champlin and
Rev Carson Chanpin
leading the I tibie study There
will be a different theme each
morning dealing with the
person and message of Jesus
Christ, God. as Father, and
the Holy Spirit, said Sister
Gail Addis. president of the
Alliance
The final session of the day
will be from 7:30 to 9:30 pm
The format will be the same
as the mid-morning session,
but with a different topic
Sessions of the Spiritual
Enrichment Week will
continue at the same time
each day through Friday
The public is invited to
attend any and all sessions,
said Sister Gail
A continental breakfast at
6 46 am Monday will open
the annual Spiritual Enrich-
ment Week sponsored by the
Chickasha Ministerial
Alliance
The business and farm
community are invited to the
early morning session, which
like all, will be held in the
basement of Holy Name
Catholic Church. Seventh and
artist-teacher for the
National Piano Foundation
in comments from a review
of Geary's recital in Ger-
many this past July, the
author summed up his
feelings with, "The ex-
perienced American pianist
offered examples of her
repertoire with exceptional
sound sensibility, profound
command of style and
reliable technique — the
triple basis of excellent in-
terpretations ” Frankfurter
Allgemeine Zeitung.
Tickets for the symphony
performance are available
through the First National
Bank and Trust Company, the
MacDowell Music Club and
the university. co-sponsors of
the concert Admission is $3
for adults and 91 for students
Tickets will be available at
the door
among others She has
participated in master
classes in St Germain-en-
Laye, on a French Govern-
ment Scholarship, and in
although many
speculated he
attempts to win higher office, Steed 30-year dean of the
the Senate and , governorship delegation, is opposed by
are among five statewide Republican Scotty Robb in
Republican opponent former
Oklahoma football running
back Ron Shotts, is 12
The winner of that contest
will become the new titular
head of his party and become
a major influence if not the
final voice in the selection of
hundreds of natronage ap-
pointments o. ‘ate hoards
and agencies
Boren won his party
nomination after leading
State Sen Gene Stipe and
former Congressman Ed
Edmondson in the primary
and topping Edmondson by
nearly 100,000 votes in the
runoff
Kamm was unopposed
Nigh led Attorney General
Larry Derryberry by such a
strong margin in the primary
he almost won without the
resulting runoff, which he
carried by more than 72,000
Shotts defeated two op-
ponents in the Republican
primary
Because of vacancies and
By HARRY CULVER quarters of a million That is
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPD  flying in the face of what most
, Oklahomans pick a new  people tell me Most expect
' U.S senator and governor an extremely light turnout "
Tuesday in an election ex- Oklahoma set its record of
Pected to shuffle the state's 822,000 for a non-presidential
I political power structure year four years ago A
It also will signal the end of similar election in 1970 at-
peveral personal politics! tracted 712,000 Pols will be
eras and the start of as open from 7 a m to 7 p.m
perhaps as many new ones CST
State Election Board Secre Democrat David Boren,
r. tary Lee Slater has predicted winding up four years as
I "well over 700,000 will vote " governor, is heavily favored
"I don't expect a record," to win a Senate contest
E Slater said, "but I wouldn't be against Republican former
I surprised if it hits three- Oklahoma State University
«ea Sara Powell, age two, doing
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a                                              porch last Thursday af-
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District Weather
Fair to partly cloudy today
AUTOMOBILE AFICIONADOS from across the country  Auto Club, is one of the largest meets in the country where auto   Highs today in upper 70s
gathered Saturday at the Grady County Fairgrounds for the  collectors search for parts to refurbish autos they are working   Decreasing   cloudiness
Antique Car Swap Meet which continues through today  on. The exhibits are open to the public free of charge The   Monday    Local tem
Hundreds of people thronged exhibits ranging from beautifully  Chickasha Band Parents Association are operating concession   peratures 7 pm Saturday
restored autos to rusted parts and autos in various states of  stands and will serve lunch and evening meals                72 Friday high 82 Friday
restoration. The meet, sponsored by the Chickasha Antique                                                                 low 54. Saturday high 81.
elective positions up for a the 1th Republican in- Voters will also decide the
change this year             cumbent Mickey Edwards is  outcome of  six state
Oklahomans will also name  a solid favorite for re-election   questions   including
new occupants for the posts of  in the Mn over Democrat   legislative '  permissive
lieutenant governor attorney  Jesse Knipp. and Democratic
President Robert Kamm and
end six years of exclusive
control by Republicans of
()klahoma‘s two Senate seats
Former Gov Dewey
Bartlett passed by a Senate
re-election bid because of a
long fight with lung cancer
Bartlett's Senate election in
1972 coupled with the tenure
of GOP Sen Henry Bellmon
has given    Oklahoma
Republicans their first pair of
U.S Senators since the
middle 1920‘s Bartlett and
Bellmon have shared offices
within the state, a practice
The Oklahoma Symphony
Orchestra will feature one of
the University of Science and
Arts of Oklahoma's per-
forming faculty artists in it*
concert Thursday on the
university campus Barbara
Geary, pianist in residence,
will perform the Franz Liszt
"Concerto for Piano and
Orchestra in A Major
Number 2," with the sym-
phony as the second selection
of a three part program The
concert will begin at 8 15 p m
in the USAO Administration
Building Auditorium
The symphony will open the
concert with Beethoven's
overture to "Egmont" and
will close the evening concert
with Brahms’ "Symphony
No 1 in C minor. Op 68 " The
concert will be presented
under the baton of the
sympheny’s www in-
ternationaily acclaimed
director, Louis Herrera
Geary, who has previously
performed in concert with the
symphony, joined the USAO
faculty in September The
artist has an international
reputation and is noted in
particular for her lecture-
recital* in French on French
piano music of the early 20th
century Reviews from the
VOL. M-NO. 205 THIRTY SIX PAGES SUNDAY PRICE 35 CENTS
Dr and Mrs AW Wallace,
stopping at the post office
early Saturday morning
before going on downtown
Bill DeKinder. with a friendly
greeting Calvin Good, in a
conversation with several
friends while downtown
Friday afternoon Ken
Malaby, stopping at the Daily
Express office on business
Friday afternoon Leslie
Lee. busy at work    Stanley
Levine, downtown early
Saturday morning Mr
and Mrs John Foster, dining
out Friday evening
Dr R R Coates and H.C.
Dotson, having a mid-
morning coffee session while
downtown Saturday morning
. . . Dorsey Parnell, driving
Wee Saw
By Jerry Holt
HELLO. LINCOLN
SCHOOL: Bobby Waldon,
proud of his brand-new baby
brother Joe Nixon, suf-
fering from a busted toe
Jamie Johnson, who had to
have a few stitches Between
Joe and Jamie. Lincoln
School is having its share of
general and one < orporation
Commission seat
House Speaker Pro Tem
pore Spencer Bernard. D-
Rush Springs, opposes Rep
Terry Campbell, R Bethany,
for lieutenant governor
Oklahomans also will fill
six congressional seats,
where Democrats are ex-
pected to maintain their
current 5-1 margin, although
one veteran Democrat, Ted
Risenhoover of the 2nd
District, was ousted by Mike
vnar in the primary
By districts. Democratic
incumbent Jim Jones faces
Republican Paula I nruh in
the 1st Synar is opposed by
Republican Gary Richard in
the 2nd incumbent
Democrat Wes Watkins has
no opponent in the 3rd
Democratic incumbent Tom
presidential ambitions
Kamm, 59. who has had a
lengthy career as an educator
in Oklahoma, Texas and
Iowa, has said he has no
political goals other than the
Senate and has called for a
two-term limit for that body
Democratic Lt Gov
George Nigh is a solid
favorite to sweep the
governor's race, which will
give high school history
students a new name to
memorize for the holder of an
office claimed by Nigh for 16
of the past 20 years
Nigh. 51, who became the
state's youngest lieutenant
governor when first elected in
1958, was the oldest guber
natorial candidate in this
year's contest His
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Robinson, spending three
€ extra hours at school because
1 nobody told her that classes
' got out at noon last Wed
M nesday Jogina Malone
whose Mom is a teacher’s
aide in Jogina's class You're
a brave Mom, Jogina’s Mom
Lloyd Foster, wondering if
he's getting enough exercise
because he lives across the
street from school and
Barbara Geary
European press cite Geary as
an "attractive and ac-
complished pianist," Edin
burg Scotland Of her per-
formances, they said iin-
tense a breathless silence
reigned passionate
musicality . " Bonnigheim.
Germany. "vigorous style
elite artist choice musical
event of the season "
Thessaloniki. Greece and
"great imaginative power
and rhythmic subtletly
extremely well interpreted."
Porto, Portugal