Regional Weather Summary from Oklahoma City Bureau
Regional forecast notes fall quarter sunrise 4 22 am on 7th and sunset through Wednesday Warmer tonight’s low around 30s Wednesday high mid 70s New Mexico cloudy and warmer with lows near 50s to 60s Kansas generally fair tonight and elsewhere in the region.
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Arkansas
New Mexico
Wormer
Lawton
Birmingham
Burlington
Charleston
Charlotte
N. C
Columbus
D. Col.-Ft. Worth
Des Moines
el Paso
Great Falls
Jackson, Miss
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami Beach
Midhend
Tex
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New York
North Platte
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Raleigh
Richmond St
Salt Lake City
San San Diego
San Francisco
Ste. Marie
Shreveport
Spokane
Tucson
Bakersfield
Colif
Peliston
Mich
Houston
Hancock
Proposed Home Buyers Loan Form Sparks Criticism
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader and Sen. William Proxmire attack a proposed standard home loan contract drafted by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Lenders defend the form as needed to ensure mortgage money, while Nader warns of excessive lender power and potential abuse in a style that echoes past protections.
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Nader, Proxmire
Washington
Ralph Nader
William Proxmire
Federal National Mortgage Association
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
Nader
Proxmire
Lewis E. Eaton
U.S. Savings and Loan League
Fannie Mae
Mills Sways Oklahoma Democrats Toward Mills for President
Oklahoma Democrats meeting next week will discuss Rep. Wilbur Mills as a possible Democratic presidential candidate. Rep. Tom Steed says Mills leads among contenders. if Mills is unavailable, Sen. Henry M. Jackson is a secondary option. Steed plans discussions with interested party members.
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Washington
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Oklahoma
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Steed
Mills
Henry M. Jackson
D-Washington
Crop Prospects Still Declining in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma crop reporting service said last week prospects for wheat oats and barley fell further as dry weather persisted. Eighty six percent of wheat was rated poor to fair, up from sixty eight percent the prior week, while field work for dry land crops slowed and irrigated seedbed preparation stayed active.
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Inkagina City
Oklahoma Crop Reporting Service
Refugees Evacuated as British Ship Arrives in Calcutta
A 9000 ton British ship Clan MacNair carrying 118 foreign refugees including 35 Americans reached Calcutta from Chittagong after a 24 hour voyage. An American missionary reported the Pakistan army controls Chittagong and predicts port facilities remain intact with about 15 ships anchored offshore waiting to unload. Airlifted Americans continue to evacuate from Dacca as civil conflict escalates.
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Delhi
East Pakistan
Calcutta
Chittagong
Pakistan
Army
Clan MacNair
East Indian
Dacca
Provin
Trench-To-Trench Battles Reported In Jordan
Guerrillas report heavy clashes with King Hussein forces in northern Jordan near Jerash and Saheb Forests. Fourteen casualties claimed, with multiple raids and government counterattacks. In Beirut protests and strikes mark regional tension as Dayan warns of potential war with Egypt. An American youth wounded in Dacca civil unrest is named Charles Van Blaricum.
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King Hussein
Jordan
Amman
Saheb Forests
Jerash
Hussein
Jerash and
Saheb
Beirut
Higher Political Committee For
Palestine
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Karachi
Dacca
Charles van Blaricum
James van Blaricum
Donald Jones
Woodbury
Tenn
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Gopalganj
Liberal Justices Clash Over New Supreme Court Rulings
Justices Black and Douglas criticized Burger Court moves as drifting rightward. Black disputed citizenship restrictions for naturalized Americans abroad and warned against non strict constitutional interpretation. Douglas denounced the narcotics bugging ruling as a threat to privacy and tied it to broader fears of surveillance.
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Washington
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Supreme Court
Nixon
Warren Court
Black
Douglas
Court J
Warren Burger
United States
Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Maintenance Man Dies In Red River
John Wesley Bryant aged 65 a state maintenance man drowned when a float tube overturned as he set a trot line on the north fork of the Red River below Lugert Dam Quartz Mountain State Park officials said his foot caught in the tube and he could not free himself.
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Lugert, Okla
John Wesley Bryant
Red River
Lugert Dam
Quartz Mountain State Park
Bryant
Petition backs 20 year veteran for police chief
Robert Rosencutter led a petition with about 1000 signatures asking why 20 year veteran Raymond Jenks should not be named police chief. Councilman Warren Helms countered that current chief Chuck could perform better from his desk than three patrolmen out on duty.
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U.S. Dept. of Commerce
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Midwest
Great Plains
Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
Finley al Ae Real
Wiest Auto Service
McCord
C Ave
East
THE
Associated Press
Golda
Gaza Strip
Golan Heights
Sharm el Sheikh
Jerusalem
Israel
Dayan
Tehran
Iran
Sheridan
N. Sheridan
Indiana
FTC
Winston
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