Wildlife costs show modest rise vs state budget
Oklahoma State Government outlays rose from 1968 to 1974, increasing 74 percent to 1.471 billion dollars, while the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Department grew 69 percent to 4.866 million. Demand for services surged as hunting and fishing licenses expanded 30 percent, prompting calls for higher license fees to fund programs.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
State Budget Office
Department
I. H. (Mutt) Standefer
Standefer
Department Treasury
Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission
Dairy farmers gain milk price boost for February
Washington officials say February minimum Class I milk price rises to eight dollars ninety cents per hundred pounds, 39 cents above the level without the boost. The change stems from the M W manufacturing milk price and a temporary rule suspension by USDA, with March also using February M W for calculations.
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Washington
Ford Administration
U.S
Minnesota
Wisconsin
USDA
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Allocation of Credit Could Wreck Economy
Federal Reserve chairman Arthur F. Burns argues that Fed guided credit allocation could destabilize the economy. Critics contend current allocation favors high bidders and inflates nonessential or speculative use, especially harming housing. Burns testifies before a House Banking subcommittee on the impracticality of a leak proof control system.
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New York
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Burns Long
Congress
Burns
House
Local Middle School Honors Roll Named
Nearly 100 sixth seventh and eighth graders are named to the Superintendent’s Honor Roll for maintaining straight A in core subjects. Eighth graders listed include Tammy Bare Debbie Bledsoe Mike Cook Lisa Ferguson and others. Seventh graders named include Cortney Armstrong Kim Barnes Melanie Bledsoe and more. Additional students across the 6 8 grades are named in the full list.
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Tammy Bare
Debbie Bledsoe
Mike Cook
Lisa Ferguson
Glen Gault
Jim Hohl
Okie Kalmar
Kathy McNutt
Sandra Maxwell
Pam Milner
Susan Mouser
Patrick O’ Neal
James Price
Kelly Purser
Kay Sauer
Angie Sherrell
Joni Sims
Cindy Yahola
Cortney Armstrong
Kim Barnes
Melanie Bledsoe
Marc Chatfield
Kelly Gwen Cooper
Larry Crawford
Clay Deaton
Harry Evans
Woody Evans
Mark Floyd
Mark Hanks
Mary Hatton
Leigh Ann Hunsaker
Robert Jaques
Laura Jones
Record of Ford fuel saving by driving cuts
A Lexington AP report explains that a 10 percent reduction in driving could save about 1.4 gallons of gasoline per car weekly and 140 million gallons weekly nationwide, roughly half a million barrels of oil per day, with 20 percent cuts saving about 2.8 gallons per car weekly and around one million barrels daily. It cites Ashland Oil and the American Automobile Club and describes a method to measure car mileage.
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Lexington
Ford
Ashland Oil Inc
American Automobile Club
United States
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Don Cook
Yukon Community Center
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Jeff Low
Diane McDaniel
Deena McMillin
Janet Maxwell
J. Ann Nelson
Brad Patton
Amy Pepper
Randall Ross
Todd Scott
Brent Seaton
Michael Smart
Chris Stevens
Todd Swearingen
Butch Taylor
Beki Tharp
Kelly Thompson
Laurie Thompson
Terri Thompson
Cathy Tracy
Erin Walden
Brent Whitson
Melinda Yin
Lee Ament
Gina Armstrong
Robert Bennett
Debbie Clark
Brad Clayborn
Ricky Davenport
Leslie Denny
Louise Dobkins
Renee Dotson
Steven Floyd
Karen Fountain
Scott Frame
Russ Gurley
Stuart Haraway
Steven Jones
Jim Kemp
Dawn McGuire
Alan Martin
Patrick Parsons
Debra Prock
Shelley Ross
Lea Ann Ryles
Mark Schallhorn
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