University Daily Kansan, September 19, 1984
Page 11
NATION AND WORLD
Oklahomans kill liquor ban
By United Press International
Booted by majorities in the state's urban centers, Oklahomaans yesterday划 narrow passed a county-option town on base on the sale of liquor the drink.
Oklahoma County gave the proposal a 27,000 surplus, and Tulsa County gave it a 42,000 surplus to negatively vote from rural areas.
However, neither the turnout nor the opposition in rural areas matched results from two earlier tries in the last 12 years.
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The lower turnout in rural areas kept the ballots cast lower than 1 million, which was predicted by state election officials.
With 2,280 of 2,353 precincts counted, the "yes" vote lead with 51 percent — 399,957 to 382,393.
The proposal trailed through most of the evening, until the Tulsa County vote began coming in.
The "yes" vote took the lead for the first time with three-fourths of the vote counted
In Massachusetts primaries, a major political upset occurred yesterday when New Right conservative Ray Shamie came from behind to
trounce former U.S. Attorney General Elliot Richardson for the Republican Senate nomination.
With just more than 30.5 percent of the vote counted, Shamie had 62 percent to Richardson's 38 percent.
In the 10th District race with 32.9 percent of the vote counted. Democratic Rep. Gerry Studds — seeking a seventh term under the cloud of last year's House of Representatives.
Republican Jimmy Carter — page — won with 62.2 percent of the vote to Plymouth County Sheriff Peter Flynn's 33.6 percent
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Woman put on probation for neglecting grandchild
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DANVILLE, Va. — An 80-year-old woman was fined and placed on probation yesterday for keeping her grandmother locked in a windless attic and a dirt basement for seven years.
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Essie Farmer Jones, 80, of Danville will find $500 and placed on strict probation for one year on a charge of neglect. Circuit Judge
The granddaughter, Carol Jones, was 18 when she was rescued by welfare workers last year. At that time she had the weight of a 12-year-old and the height of a 10-year-old and was mildly retarded due to lack of contact with the outside world.
James Ingram said a jail term would serve no purpose.
Today, social workers and teachers say she is maturing physically and is eagerly pursuing her neglected education.
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