FPC Holds Key To Anadarko Basin Gas Boom
The Federal Power Commission’s stance could spark a multi-county Oklahoma and Texas gas field boom in the Anadarko Deep Basin. Oilman Robert Hefner III cites reserves from 35 to 100 trillion cubic feet, with initial 400 wells and 1,000 to 1,400 acre spacing if development proceeds, aided by proposed free level gas pricing and state of finance.
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FPC
Anadarko Basin
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Federal Power Commission
Washington
Anadarko
Robert A. Hefner III
Pas
Oklahoma City
Helner
GMK Co
Gasanadarko, Ltd
Anadarko Deep
Hefner
United States
U.S
Senate
Arkansas
Louisiana
Ter
Washita
Roger Mills
Hemphill and
Wheeler Counties
Texas
Deep
Ana
Darko Basin
Beckham
Cooperation Creates Jobs For Ada Youth
Ada benefits from a federally funded program pairing with Neighborhood Youth Corps to place 54 boys and 12 girls in summer job crews. City crews, led by Forrest Hudson and Robert Collings, supervise students performing city beautification tasks, cleanup at parks, airport area, library, and pools. The program offers $1.60 per hour for 264 total hours across five weeks, with city-provided supervision, transport, and tools. Next tasks include Wintersmith Park cleanup and amphitheatre areas.
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Ada
Forrest Hudson
Robert Collings
Jim Cook
Collings
Hudson
Glenwood Park
Wintersmith Park
McGovern Faces Setback in Oklahoma Delegation
Oklahoma City reports indicate George McGovern may lose three of the state's 4th Congressional District delegates as his national staff faces a challenge from local lawyers Jim Barrett and Henry Floyd. The piece also notes broader public works plans to clean Ada's main streets and sidewalks, with NYC guidelines restricting student work to public facilities and overseen by city officials including Robert Turner and Charlie Lloyd.
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Oklahoma City
South Dakota
George McGovern
Oklahoma
Jim Barrett
Henry Floyd
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
McGovern
Ada
Collings
Hudson
Nyc
Robert Turner
Sanitation
Charlie Lloyd
Park Department
A. C. Nichols
DeLoy Willoughby
James Duncan
Odie Watson
Vernon Nichols
Who Ordered Raid at Democratic Headquarters
Washington AP reports one week after the DNC break in rumors and accusations swirl but the key question remains who ordered the raid. Five men were arrested inside the DNC, including James W. McCord Jr., a former CIA official and security coordinator for the Nixon reelection campaign.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Democratic
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Nixon
O'Brien
DNC
White House
Atty
John Mitchell
Committee For
Republican National Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
James W. McCord Jr
Republican Committee
Miami
CIA
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Justice Department
Edward Martin
New York
McCord
Nixon Campaign Committee
Nixon lifts quota limits on meat imports to ease shortage
President Nixon ended all quota restrictions on meat imports to address a short-term shortage and curb rising prices. Treasury Secretary Shultz spoke at a White House briefing as officials warned the move may not quickly cut prices and that additional measures could follow. The policy targets lower-cost cuts used in products like hamburgers, hot dogs, salami, and sausages with the aim to stabilize wholesale meat prices over time.
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Washington
Nixon
Secretary of the Treasury
George Shultz
White House
United States
Shultz
Cost of Living Council
Ship Is Island s Lifeline With The Main Land
Matinicus Island relies on the Mary A for mail and supplies as Captain Norris Young battles a storm off Maine s northern coast. The 65 foot vessel pushes through deep swells to reach the offshore community, a lifeline run twice weekly in winter and thrice in summer.
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Matinicus Island
Maine
Matinicus
Norris Young
Rockland
Young
Nis Mary
New England
Little Farmer Crossword Clue Pack
Puzzle style grid clues mix across and down entries with scattered words like winter precipitation diet vigor tropical tree and smoothed. A collage of partial crossword fragments mentioning rivers birds minerals and chemical terms appears, with stray phrases and incomplete lines.
Polling chaos and bright quirks across cities and ages
A 103 year old Italian voter at Sabaudia refuses help for her baby Giovanni 1333 who must vote. Palermo reports its only woman cab driver Mrs Vita Matranga warning men riders unless escorted by a woman. Manila notes Rolando Geronimo claiming a thief’s arrest after grabbing 400 dollars. A phonograph survey shows teens average nine hours of records weekly. a preferred big used item is a loud record player for a quiet home.
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Maria Laga
Sabaudia
Italy
Palermo
Vita. Matranga
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