Investigation Of Rogers Near Finish In Oklahoma City
A House committee in Oklahoma City resumes its probe into Secretary of State John Rogers with testimony from Lou Gatti of the Oklahoma Malt Beverage Association. The panel plans morning and evening sessions to complete the inquiry and decide on impeachment, with as many as 15 to 20 former and current Rogers staff to testify.
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Oklahoma City
House
John Rogers
Lou Gatti
Oklahoma Malt Beverage Association
Rogers
Gary Payne
D-Atoka
Gatti
Robert V. Sanders
Sanders
Winters Fraud Case: Grove to Take Stand in Okla City
In Oklahoma City AP report, Robert G. Grove, former co defendant of state treasurer Leo Winters, prepared to resume testimony as the defense wraps its case in the federal mail fraud trial. Grove testified as ICGG treasurer about cash contributions and lack of records.
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Oklahoma City
Robert G. Grove
Leo Winters
Winters
Grove
Atty
Larry Derryberry
Derryberry
Independent Citizens For Good Government
ICGG
Burkett
U. S. District Court
Wesley E. Brown
Wich
Kan
Brown
James I. Caldwell, Jr
Treasurer’s
Treas
Oklahoma Senate backs Boren ballot changes and board reorganization
The Oklahoma Senate approved Gov. David Boren's plans to shorten the state ballot and revise the State Board of Equalization. The House passed its own reduced Corrections bill, signaling a possible budget conference fight over funding.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Senate
David Boren
State Board of Equalization
House
Department of Corrections
Boren
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Department
John Miskelly
D-Choctaw
House Appropriations
Thailand Rejects U S Use of Air Bases in Cambodia Action
Thai Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj said Bangkok will not allow U S forces to use Thai soil for any war including operations to regain the American merchant ship seized in the Gulf of Thailand. He noted regional tensions and declined to comment on reports of U S Marines possibly deploying to Utapao Air Base.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Kukrit Pramoj
United States
Cambodia
Gulf of Thailand
Kukrit
Washington
Pentagon
Utapao
U.S
Grand Canyon Gorge Length and Depth Chart
The Grand Canyon on the Colorado River in north central Arizona is the largest gorge. It runs from Marble Gorge to the Grand Wash Cliffs, totaling over 217 miles in length and ranging from 4 to 13 miles wide while reaching depths up to 7,000 feet.
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Colorado River
Northcentral
Arizona
Marble Gorge
Grand Wash Cliffs
Bankruptcy filings soar 35 percent in fiscal year
The Administrative Office of the U S Courts reports March bankruptcy petitions reached 24 970, up 13 percent from October and 42 percent from March 1974, driving nine month total to 184 655 with a 35 percent year to year rise.
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Associated Press
Administrative Office of the
United States Courts
Federal Judicial District
Kissinger Signals Possible Step by Step Move in Mideast
Secretary Kissinger suggested the United States may resume phased diplomacy in the Middle East after talks with President Ford. A decision on interim talks or resuming the Geneva peace conference will follow separate meetings with Egyptian President Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Rabin.
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ST. Louis
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Geneva
Ford
Anwar Sadat
Itzhak Rabin
Kissinger
Sinai
Egypt
Israel
U.S
Beef Grading Standards Opposed In Court Hearing
In Omaha a federal suit seeks to block USDA beef grading changes aimed at tougher standards. Clarence Buscher, veteran packer and president of John Roth & Sons, warns the new rules could double costs while testimony debates authority and required documentation.
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Omaha
Neb
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Clarence A. Buscher
John Roth & Sons
U.S
Robert V. Denney
Independent Meat Packers Association of Omaha
Denney
Buchher
Buscher
Plaintiff Packers Association
Roth & Sons
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl Butz
Vincent Terlep Jr
U.S. Justice Department
Dairy Lobbyists Push House Vote to Override Ford Veto
Veteran dairy lobbyists and a former Agriculture Department official hired by farm groups press to rally House votes to override President Ford's veto of a farm bill. Forecasts show a two to three vote margin, with costs and deficits debated. The bill raises target prices and loan rates for 1975 crops and sets dairy supports at 80 percent parity plus a new soybeans loan program.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
House
Ford
Stock high price for Basel firm tops forty-three thousand
The highest price quoted for a share of stock in F Hoffmann La Roche Chemical Company of Basel Switzerland was $43125.
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F. Hoffmann-La Roche Chemical Company
Basel
Switzerland
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