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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1975
Page
5
A young Enid man, Larry Gene Rock, 20, died in a three vehicle Enid crash Tuesday, raising Oklahoma’s 1975 traffic toll to 161. Investigators said his motorcycle struck a turning pickup then the dual wheels of a semi trailer. He died at an Enid hospital.
In Dallas police say the woman claiming to own a revolutionary three wheel car is really a man identified as Elizabeth Carmichael. FBI fingerprints do not match. Carmichael, president of Twentieth Century Motor Car Corp, is wanted on conspiracy to commit theft charges over the Revette project.
Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allen will visit Washington next week for talks with Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. The talks aim to ease strained U S Israel relations after Kissinger’s peace shuttle failed to secure a Cairo- Jerusalem accord.
The Defense Ministry reports eight members of the outlawed People's Revolutionary party were hanged for plotting to topple President Park Chung Hee's regime. Six others including poet Kim Chiha faced death sentences later commuted to life. The Supreme Court upheld additional death sentences for co-defendants.
The House Budget Committee approved a 368.2 billion target for the next fiscal year with a projected 73.2 billion deficit, reversing an initial 13-11 rejection to 13-10. Chairman Brock Adams said full House action is expected April 30.
The Philippine Supreme Court issued a formal order stopping the military trial of opposition leader Benigno Aquino III following a petition by his lawyers. Aquino faces charges of subversion murder and illegal possession of firearms.
The Senate appears ready to approve a broad energy conservation bill with standby presidential power to ration gasoline if needed and long range state driven conservation goals. It would phase out federal oil price controls and allow varied state measures such as Sunday closings, limited station hours, and alternate day fueling to cut demand.
In Belfast, a British army patrol was ambushed by suspected IRA guerrillas early today without casualties. The attack followed Tuesday’s bombing of a major Belfast department store, with Provisional IRA claiming retaliation for army raids on Catholic homes and ordering units on alert.
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