Oklahoma Candidates Criticize Energy Policy Priorities
Oklahoma City AP report on two state election candidates attacking the State Corporation Commission over energy policy. Republican Ron Shotts argues overreliance on fossil fuels risks fuel shortages and higher costs, urging leadership for future energy needs. Democrat Bill Ware mocks the commission’s one month vacation amid federal energy pressure.
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State Corporation Commission
Commission
Ron Shotts
Moore
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Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
Ware
Efaw Receives Vet Support At Oklahoma City Rally
An Oklahoma City gathering of about 35 heard Efaw, Vietnam veteran Ron Kovic, and Louise Ransom discuss Efaw as a vice presidential candidate. Efaw faces draft evasion charges with a Thursday court hearing, while both sides seek dismissal and question the draft board’s 1969 decision on conscientious objector status.
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Oklahoma City
Vietnam
Oklahoma
Fritz Efaw
Efaw
Ron Kovic
Louise Ransom
Kovic
U.S. District Court
U.S
Fred Daugherty
Stillwater
England
Counties Could Receive New Federal Payments in Oklahoma
Washington AP report says several Oklahoma counties would gain more than 151000 if a House bill becomes law. The measure allocates payments to counties with large untaxed federal land blocks. Senate action pending. Nationwide, 1000 counties cover 760 million acres of federal lands.
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Oklahoma
U.S. House of Representatives
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Senate
Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Beaver
Blaine
Caddo
Canadian
Cimarron
Cleveland
Custer
Dewey
Ellis
Greer
Harmon
Haskell
Jackson
Jefferson
Kiowa
LeFlore
McCurtain
Pittsburg
Roger Mills
Tillman
Woods
Murray
Farm Production Up Food Preparation Costs Drop
Washington AP reports that home food preparation costs fell slightly from midsummer 1975 to June in ARS model plans, signaling larger farm supplies. The weekly grocery bill under low, moderate, and liberal plans rose 3.76, 4.0, and 4.7 percent from March 1975 to June 1976, with the Thrift Food Plan guiding food stamp allotments.
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Agricultural Research Service
Agriculture Department
ARS
USDA
Truman orders U.S. to aid South Korea in war
On June 27, 1950, President Truman directed naval and air forces to assist South Korea after its June 25 invasion by North Korea, marking U.S. escalation in the early Korean War.
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North Korea
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Bill) Ware
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Pitti Ae National Bank
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WWA
J&1
United States Steel
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Borteas
Cache Rd
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