Oil Prices To Continue Rising Bartlett Says
Bartlett warns oil and beef prices mirror international trends and domestic shortages. He calls for expanding domestic oil production to reduce foreign dependence, warns of higher prices and living standards impact if supplies tighten, and criticizes Congress for lagging on petroleum crisis measures. He also cites wildlife refuge policy, McAlester riot lessons, and a push to build a modern model penitentiary in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Congress
McAlester
Rogers Morton
Rogers
David Hall
Morton
Wildlife Bureau
Corps of Engineers
Oklahoma
Public Records of Traffic Charges Filed in District Court
Names and charges listed for minor traffic and general offenses in the district court clerk’s office. Individuals include Lonnie D. Busher driving with defective brakes and without license, Thomas E. Sects driving without license and improper start, John W. Burrow with no inspection sticker, and others at Fort Sill and nearby towns facing speeding, open container, disobeying stop signs, and improper vehicle equipment.
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District Court Clerk's
Lonnie D. Busher
Thomas E. Sects
Fort Sill
John W. Burrow
Lowton
Allored L. Cooks
Gregory W. Davis
New York
Howard B. May Jr
Charles D. Smith
Kenneth D. Tockett
Wolters
Alfonso Campos Sr
Harry J. Byers
Robert J. Koch
Dee Walker
Serry C. Davis
John WW. Fairless
Mountain View
Alfred L. Tarrant
Eldridge Tahdooohnippah
Jefferson W. Norvill
Angus
Compliments Box for City Police Reports
Names of residents and businesses in Lowton Police reports list thefts vandalism and burglaries. Reported incidents include thefts from cars homes and businesses and several vandalisms across multiple addresses and locations. The compilation notes individuals such as Mark Popp Robert Ive Donne Shepard and Harley Guffey along with entities like Goodwill industries and Western Auto Store.
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Lowton
Mark Popp
Woodridge
American Recity
Sheridan Road
Robert Ive
Fort Sill
Gore
Donne Shepard
Irwin
Foster
Edgar Franklin
New York
Willem Brown
Weare
Goodwill Industries
Stephen Adams
Cherry
Gosnell
Alta Lone
Marion Corker
Bessie Jackson
Texas
Berbera Johnson
Atlanta
Frank McGee
Pennsylvania
Love
Elnora Barnett
Western Auto Store
S. With
Motor Inn Hotel
U.S
Rogers Lane
William Gipson
S. Sheridan Road
James Collier
Mars
Sr! Hudson
S. 72Nd
Bob McFerrend
Lou Kittrell
Hoover
Injury accidents investigated by Lowton Police
Times and locations of injury accidents investigated by the Lowton Police Department include Wednesday at 1 34 p m at Sixth and Bell. Judy D Stubblefield 16 of Burkburnett Texas was taken to Memorial Hospital by Royal Ambulance and James D Friday 18 of 211 Bell taken to Reynolds Army Hospital by Huddeston's Ambulance per Officer Delous Alien.
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Lowton
Bell
Judy D. Stubblefield
Burkburnett
Tex
Memorial Hospitel
Royal Ambulance
James D
Reynolds Army Hospital
Huddeston’s
Delous Alien
Grass fire reported by Lawton Fire Department
Fire department gave times and locations of alicrms including a 6:35 p m grass fire at 1400 Washington and other entries. The document is a blur of local notices and subscription info from Lawton newspapers. It lists multiple paper editions, rates, and delivery details for The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press in Lawton Oklahoma and Fort Sill, with scattered pricing lines and publication days.
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Lawton Fire Department
Lawton Constitution
Sam Lawton
Sun
Lawton Constitution and Morning Press
Lawton Publishing Co., Inc
Sré & A Ave
Lawton
Okla
Lewton Okionoms
Fort Sill
Constitution Press
Constitution
Lawton-Fort Sill
Constitution & Sunday
WIS Press
Oklahoma
Press & Sun
Suncey
Sbscr Sundey
Manshit Raio
First Annual Regional Hereford Heifer Show Opens in Lawton
The First Annual Regional Junior Hereford Show and Judging Contest sponsored by the Oklahoma and Texas Junior Hereford Associations and Lawton Chamber of Commerce opened this morning at the Comanche County Fairgrounds. About 104 entries from Oklahoma and Texas towns weighed in as a livestock judging contest was set for this afternoon. a watermelon feed for exhibitors and a 8 p.m. banquet followed, with the main livestock show scheduled for 8 a.m. Friday chaired by Joe Bob Pruitt of Chickasha and judged by Glen Cantrell of Guyman. Participants include youth exhibitors from Llano, Haskell, Abilene, Panhandle, Breckenridge, Bryan, Graham, Lueders, Clyde, Lawton, Cyril, Fletcher, Verdon, Dover, Mangum, Chickasha, Sulphur, Kingfisher, Cherokee, Orlando, Stillwater, McAlester, Billings and Nineveh.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Lawton
Joe Bob Pruitt
Chickasha
Glen Cantrell
Guyman
Llano
Haskell
Abilene
Panhandle
Breckenridge
Bryan
Graham
Lueders
Clyde
Tex
Indiahoma
Cyril
Fletcher
Verdon
Dover
Mangum
Sulphur
Kingfisher
Cherokee
Orlando
Stillwater
McAlester
Billings
Ninekah
Brinlee Slips Past Officials in High Profile Escape
Two inmates who escaped amid rioting at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary were recaptured, but Rex Brinlee Jr. eluded authorities in Louisiana. Shreveport police arrested Brinlee and Patrick Fleming on auto theft charges, both giving false names. Fleming was sent back to Marshall for trial. Paul Grubb was seized in Texas for motorcycle theft.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Rex Brinlee Jr
Louisiana
Shreveport
Brinlee
Texas
Patrick A. Fleming
Marshall
Paul Grubb
Pecos
Tex
Fleming
Brinice
State Criminal Law Reform Push Calls To End Carceral Penalties
HANDGUNS urged states to remove incarceration as a penalty for these offenses except for persistent repeated offenses. The commission argued laws must reflect social practice as activities persist despite prohibitions and enforcement burdens the system. It said drunkenness should cease to be a crime. The Supreme Court recently eased restrictions on pornography prosecutions.
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Supreme Court
Allocation plan exempts major refiners and imports from sale
The plan sets allocation of domestic crude oil for sale to small refiners while major refiners not meeting capacity are exempt from offering and must report to the Department of the Interior. New discoveries would be exempt to spur exploration, and imported crude oil also would be exempt.
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Department of the Interior
City Official Arrested For Drinking Driving
A city administrator and assistant to the city manager, Anthony Guiliano, 30, was arrested by Lawton police in a city vehicle for improper turn lane straddling and driving while impaired. His breath test registered .09 percent. he was released without bond.
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Larry Fountaine
Lawton
Anthony Guiliano
Alford Hennessee
Guiliano
East Gore Boulevard
Nick Alderson
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Alderson
GM Announces Capital Plant Oklahoma City and Memphis
General Motors Corp. announced plans to build two new assembly plants, one near Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City and another in southeast Memphis Tennessee. The Oklahoma City site covers 436 acres for a 3.1 million square foot plant producing several car types, with construction slated to start next year and completion in 1976. The Memphis plant on a 176 acre site about 11 miles from downtown will be 1.2 million square feet, purchased from RCA and converted to assemble truck chassis and certain GM SUVs, operating in 1975.
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Oklahoma City
General Motors Corp
Memphis
Tenn
Tinker Air Force Base
Radio Corp. of America
Yacht Club States Regatta Near Lake Lawtonka
The Sunken Bridge Yacht Club hosts a two day regatta starting Saturday at 2 p m and Sunday at 10 a m near the clubhouse on the northeast side of Lake Lawtonka The third annual event includes three races on Saturday and one on Sunday with six boat classes from across the state expected to compete.
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Sunken Bridge Yacht Club
Lake Lawtonka
Agriculture as Canada’s top primary industry
The article notes agriculture remains Canada’s leading primary industry despite employing under eight percent of the nation’s labor force. It emphasizes agriculture’s enduring importance in the economy and links production to national economic health.
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Canada
Skylab crew praised for health as motion sickness fades
Sky lab officials reported that the three crewmen remain in excellent spirits and healthy, with only a five pound weight loss from early motion sickness. Tests show their susceptibility is overcome and their weight has not changed shape in weightlessness. They planned further astronomical, earth resources, and medical experiments, including sun observations and a 35 minute Earth pass over the Pacific, U S Gulf of Mexico and South America.
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Skylab
NASA
Lawrence F. Dietlein
Space Station
Dietlein
Pacific Ocean
United States
Gulf of Mexico
South America
Nixon stockpile sales meet limited success
Washington AP report says U S government stockpile sales have failed to depress prices for key materials like tin and rubber. Prices rose despite heavy sales as inflation and demand influence markets. GSA seeks congressional authority to sell more of the 6.5 billion stockpile and to affect prices of copper zinc and precious metals.
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Washington
Nixon
General Services Administration
Congress
GSA
United States
Honey as Energy Source With Limited Nutrition
Honey provides a quick energy boost but offers negligible additional nutrients beyond calories. It is valued for sweetness and rapid carbohydrate supply, while mineral, vitamin, and protein content remains minimal.
Nixon Watergate committee delays suit amid legal uncertainties
The Watergate committee recessed for a month while awaiting Cox's suit outcome before filing its own action against Nixon. Lawyers proceed cautiously as no precedent exists for a congressional panel seeking court aid to subpoena a president's records. Attorney General Richardson orders DOJ records of outsiders who contact officials amid rising mistrust.
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Dash
Nixon
Cox
Cash
Elliott L. Richardson
American Bar Association
Justice Department
Watergate
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