Nixon's Legal Duty On Disclosure Of Tapes Testimony
The column argues executive privilege cannot immunize a president from full disclosure of taped conversations. It cites Haldeman's Senate testimony as an example of withheld evidence and stresses the need for unredacted records to satisfy grand jury inquiries.
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Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Cox
Special
U.S
Sirica
Charles Alan Wright
University of Texas
Wright
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Johnson
High Court
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
U.S. News & World Report
Beef shortage pressures widen as prices stall
The beef freeze remains in force through Sept. 12 despite lifted ceilings on other foods. Forecasters warn cattle ranchers and packers face tighter prices, with Fort Ord and Navy bases rationing beef and suppliers seeking urgent rate hikes to cover losses while court actions over the price freeze mount nationwide.
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Sharp
New York
Cambodia
U.S. Supreme Court
Meat Institute
Army
Ft. Ord
Monterey
Calif
Col
J. E. Skages
Navy
San Diego
California
Norm Moffit
The
Meat Packers Association
Los Angeles
Travis County
Tex
Luther Nuncio
Seattle
United States
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Texas
Philadelphia
U.S. District Court
Labron K. Shulman
Salzbure’s Meats, Inc
Cityan to graduate with honors at Stephen F. Austin
Mrs. Marianne C. Stamps of Lawton will graduate with honors during summer commencement at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas. She earns a B S degree in home economics.
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Marianne C. Stamps
Lawton
Stephen Austin State University
Nacordoches
Tex
U S Plans Slow Drawdown of Air Power in Southeast Asia
The United States will slowly reduce its air strength in Southeast Asia after Cambodia bombing ends. Some B52 bombers will stay in Thailand as a deterrent, with bases at Sattahip and Nakhon Phnom to remain. The withdrawal will span months as 660 planes and 45 000 servicemen scale back, returning to the U S or moving to Pacific bases.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington (Ap
United States
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
U.S
Thailand
Pacific
Sattahip
Gulf of Siam
Nakhon Phnom
1973 Highway Bill Expands Transit Funding And Road Grants
Legislation allows states to swap urban highway funds for mass transit, enabling about 3 billion dollars in general revenue for urban transit grants. The act authorizes 8.6 billion for interstate construction over three years and 9.75 billion to finish the interstate network by 1979, with 3.3 billion each for rural and urban roads. A Senate provision for 800 million in operating transit funds was removed.
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Conference Committee
Idabel Man Dies In Oklahoma Traffic Mishap
The Associated Press reports 24 year old Jimmy Carlisle Williston of Idabel was killed when struck on a road about one mile west of Golden. The fatality raised Oklahoma’s 1973 traffic toll to 450, compare 502 at this time last year.
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Associated Press
Idabel
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Jimmy Carol Williston
Golden
Lufkin Earns B A in Government from Florida Southern College
Kevin Lufkin son of Mr and Mrs Robert Lufkin 345 NW 12nd received a B A degree in government from Florida Southern College Lake land. A 1969 Eisenhower High School graduate he is listed among recent degree recipients.
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Kevin Lufkin
Robert Lufkin
Florida Southern College
Lakeland
Eisenhower High School
New Native American Rights Office to Handle Civil Rights Issues
Rights group officials outlined a new federal office to handle civil rights cases affecting about 800,000 American Indians including health unemployment and housing issues. The office may study off reservation school segregation and will take over Indian land claim cases from the Justice Department while avoiding water rights litigation. Pottinger stressed engaging with Indian organizations and working on their terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wounded Knee
Pottinger
Treasury plan ends safekeeping for WWII bonds and notices
A GAO report notes about half of safekeeping bonds likely belong to veterans or heirs. Since 1955 only service personnel may apply for safekeeping. $50 million face value plus interest remains. Owners should file Treasury Form 5114 with receipts. otherwise search records like payroll forms. Federal Reserve Banks will notify depositors and forward unclaimed bonds to the Bureau of the Public Debt. interest earned is taxable income.
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GAO
Treasury
Securities Division
United States
Washington, D.C
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Federal Reserve Banks
Bureau of the Public Debt
Council Workshop Chooses Small Cuts to City Budget
City council trims about 15,785 from the budget and contemplates further 1,952 in reductions while proposing a schedule of rate hikes for sewer and garbage services. Elderly heads of households may gain a 50 cent discount. water use charges rise with higher usage. Several council members debated positions but attendance varied at the workshop.
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Fountaine
Dan Glascock
Whit Ozier
Wayne Smith
Max Seibold
Charles Beller
Willie Hopkins
Larry Ferguson
Roy B. Hooper
Cleo Craig
Norma Roberts
Lawton Constitution and Morning Press Subscription Rates
Lawton Oklahoma publishes subscription options for readers with prices for daily, Sunday, and combined editions. Rates vary by delivery area including Lawton Fort Sill and out of state, with monthly carrier plans and annual mail options listed.
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Lawtor Constitution
Sun Lawton Morning Press
Sun
Lawton Constitution
Ando Morning Press
Sundey Lawton Publishing Co., Inc
Constitution
Lawton Fort
Oklahoma
APO
Sundoy
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Glen Willard Qualls
Tyler
Memphis
Tenn
Qualls
Pentagon
Air Force
Guam
Peggy's Fashions
C’’ Avenue
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority
C Avenue
Corley & Sons
Hi Performance Automotive Center
W. Gore
Lawton Loan and Investment Corp
Dial
National Bank
James Robison
Singer John McKay
Cameron
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