Regional Weather Summary for the Lawton Area
Regional forecasts from the National show fair to partly cloudy and warmer conditions through Tuesday across Oklahoma and nearby states. Winds from the south 6 to 20 mph, with highs ranging from the upper 80s to near 100 across zones, and varying low temperatures from the 60s to 70s. Out of state areas anticipate clear to partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers possible in several regions and mild nights with warm afternoons.
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GAO notes education dominates early revenue sharing use
GAO analysis of the 1972 73 revenue sharing shows over 58 percent of identified spending went to education. Capital projects accounted for about 377 million, with hospitals highways and others receiving smaller shares. Kansas led in airport construction per capita. The study cautions that apparent impact may differ from real effects due to funding shifts.
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Freezer Sales Surge as Makers Report Shortages
New York AP reports a rush to stock up on meat and food drives booming freezer sales and some shortages. Sears notes ongoing strong demand beyond typical summer levels while Westinghouse reports customers prioritizing any freezer. Montgomery Ward notes sales more than double in three months and delays of three to four weeks for delivery.
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Dollar Advances In Early Trading In European Markets
The dollar rose sharply in early European trading, aided by expectations of higher U.S. interest rates. It gained to 4.15 French francs, 2.3710 marks, and 2.8525 Swiss francs, with the pound at $2.4980 in London. Gold fell to $115.50 an ounce as markets opened.
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Mansfield Says Watergate Restored Balance With Nixon
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield asserts Watergate restored power balance between Congress and the presidency. He cites vetoes, two anti executive power bills, and Cambodia bombing halt as signs of congressional resurgence.
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Nixon Slips In Sampling Of Business
A New York Times poll of 760 corporate presidents shows Nixon's support slipping. Only 67 percent would vote for him now, down from 91 percent last fall, while 42 percent would again donate to his campaign. The survey also notes 46.1 percent doubt in government, 53 percent doubt the admin’s economic handling, and 66 percent oppose inflation measures.
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Tractor Mishap Claims Youngster
A farm tractor overturned near Bartlesville Oklahoma, crushing 5 year old Christopher Alan Davis beneath it. His 40 year old father Joe Allen Davis was nearby and both were filling holes on a pond dam. The boy died at the scene. the father was taken to Jane Phillips Hospital with internal injuries and a possible broken back.
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