Oilmen urged to keep voluntary fuel plan working
White House energy chief John Love told oil executives to uphold the voluntary fuel allocation program amid fears of mandatory controls. He warned a failure could trigger compulsory limits, urging more heating oil imports, max refinery output, fair distribution, and conservation to prevent shortages this winter. The briefing included Interior Secretary Morton and Commerce Secretary Dent.
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Washington
White House
John Love
Love
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Congress
Morton
Dent
Patman urges Nixon to halt rising prime rate
Texarkana AP Wright Patman, chairman of the House Banking Committee, tells newsmen Nixon should stop the rise in the prime rate before a new depression. He cites Chicago bank rate hikes and urges action, criticizing independent Fed claims and calling for hearings beginning Sept. 10. He warns banks misprice loans, favoring housing while funding casinos and speculators.
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Texarkana
Tex
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
Nixon
Truman
Texas Democrat
Patman
Federal Reserve System
Chicago Bank
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority Seeks Project Notes Sale
Sealed proposals for 7.345 million dollars of Project Notes Fish Series 1973 will be received by the Lawton Urban Renewal Authority at 416 C Avenue Lawton Oklahoma 73501 until 12 00 noon CST September 5 1973. Notes dated October 2 1972 mature October 18 1974 bear interest at fixed rates on accepted proposals. Details available from the Local issuing agency and the August 21 1977 issue of The Daily Bond Buyer.
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Lawton
Lawton Urbar Renewal Authority
Loco
Lawton Urder
C” Avenue
State of Oklahoma
Lawton Urban Pfnewai Authority
Ralph W. Weverton
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority
Werein
C"’ Avenue
P. O
Lowton
C.D.S.T
Dolly Bond Buyer
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority Seeks 1973 Project Notes
Lawton Oklahoma invites sealed proposals for purchase of 1 million dollars of Third Series 1973 Project Notes. Proposals due September 5, 1973 at noon CDT, 416 C Avenue, Room 301, Lawton. Notes dated October 2 1973 with specified maturity and interest per proposal.
Pentagon tightens enlisted aides limits for generals and admirals
The Pentagon announces strict limits on enlisted personnel serving as aides for generals and admirals. About 500 positions will be cut, with 1,245 aides allowed from March 1, replacing 1,722 as of last January. Volunteers only will serve, focusing on relieving officers of minor tasks and official duties.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense
William P. Clements
Elliot L. Richardson
Erals
Clements
Leavenworth Chief Visits Fort Sill
Maj. Gen. John H. Cushman, commander at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, met Monday with Fort Sill leaders Maj. Gen. David E. Ott and Brig. Gen. Robert J. Koch. The briefing centered on artillery weapon systems in the Field Artillery School with Col. Larry A. Caid and staff.
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John H. Cushman
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Sill
David E. Ott
U.S. Army Field Artillery School
Robert J. Koch
Field Artillery School
Larry A. Caid
Gen. Cushman
Living Council Demands Justification for Price Increases
The Cost of Living Council orders public hearings in Washington on auto price hikes August 28 and steel increases August 30 and 31. Major firms including U S Steel plan up to five percent higher steel prices and GM leading a $102 average rise per car for 1974 models. The council may reduce or postpone increases and reviews broader economic impacts of these prices.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Council
U.S. Steel
General Motors
John T. Dunlop
German Family Escapes East Germany Across Alps
An East German family of four fled to West Germany in a two week odyssey, the Bavarian state Interior Ministry said. A 28-year-old engineer his 23-year-old wife and their two sons aged five and one crossed the border near Traunstein in Bavaria citing political and personal reasons and offered few details about their route.
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Traunstein
Germany
West Germany
Interior Ministry
Bricklayer’s Lemonade Bottle Halts Steel Plant Flow
In Stockbridge England a bricklayer at a steel works outside Sheffield dropped a lemonade bottle into a 1.4 mile cooling water pipe. The bottle blocked the flow and stopped all production until workers traced and removed it.
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Stockbridge
England
Sheffield
Bradley improves after emergency surgery in Los Angeles
General Omar N. Bradley, 80, remained in improved condition after emergency surgery at UCLA Medical Center. Surgeons placed a sieve device in a major artery to stop clots from reaching his lungs. The five star general was alert, eating, and watching television.
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Los Angeles
Omar N. Bradley
Army
Bradley
University of California At Los Angeles Medical Center
Unclear transit notes from mixed OCR text
Fragmentary OCR lines reference buses stops times and locations including Oak Apt Bishop Road and Wilson but many terms are garbled. The readable parts mention a bus route number 56 and times around 8:15 to 8:19 with Place names Post Oak Apt and 6th & Bishop Rd.
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Post Oak Apt
6Th & Bishop Rd
6Th
Bishop Rd
Almor West
Woodland Hills
N.W
71St
Woodland Dr
17Th
New York
15Th
13Th
12Th
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New England
Upper Midwest
Colorado
Missouri
Charles J. DiBona
DiBona
United States
Europe
Prestatyn
Wales
Counteresponage
London
Poland
Ralph W. Wolverton
Leavenworth
Sill
Living Council
Cross Brothers of
Philadelphia
Anthony Wibro
Anthony Libro
Million Dollar Round Table
South 13Th
ATY Inc
Gibson’s
Gibson's Pharmacy
Lawton Elementry Schools
Garfield
Bell
Parklane
N.W. Kinyon & Liberty
Eeeeee
SAS
S.E. Hillcrest
Sunnymeade
Mieling
Brighton & Mieling
Sungate
Brighton Dr
Wilshere Terr
Howell
S.W
Tulane
Monroe
Carriage Hills
Sullivan Village
S.E. 38Th
Elmhurst
Sedalia & Chisholm
Cody & Chisholm
Jefferson
N.W. Lith & Bessie
Taft
N.W. Lith & Taft
Patterson Center
Ist & Ice Ferris
Elem
City
Hiway
Kuntz
N.W. 49Th
Floyd
19Th
Cherokee
74Th Street
47Th
Santa Fe
Texas
Oklahoma
Odson
Brockland
N.W. 62Nd
Ferris
Wisconsin
RTS
Arbuckle & Chisholm
Butterfield & Chisholm
Edison
N.W. 58Th
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Bishop Road
Gore East Mobile Home
Surrey Lane
Surrey P
Sherwood Village
46Th
Dearborn
48Th
Cleveland
18Th
M. Tors
Deindiaescian
Lee
5Th Place
Woodridge
Pioneer Park
Angus PI
Whittier
N.W. Laird & Oak
Sun Neds Vetsee
Tedeitasi
Carver
N.W. 71St
Forest Ave
H & Forest Ave
Eisenhower Elementary
Country Club Heights
11Th
Georgia
D. 12Th
Hoover
Irwin & Andrews
Great Plains & Andrews
Alameda
Jackson
Lindy
Roosevelt
Lith & Roosevelt
Pecan Grove
Tennessee
Park Lane
Ranch Oak & Arbuckle
Ranch Oak & Chisholm
Westwood
N.W. 38Th
Sante Fe
McKinley
Swinney
N.W. 23Rd
Baltimore
Adams
N.W. 35Th
Ford
Mt Coe
16Th
George Horton & Chestnut Sr
Crosby Park
George Horton
N.W. 47Th
N. Scott
Rata Oapeeerars
Cheyenne & Arrowhead
Cheyenne & Great Plains
Arrowhead
Great Plains
Tind & Baldwin
Allarhoes
Western Hills
N.W. Kinvon & Liberty
Bth & Bishop Ra
Briarwood Way
Briarwood Dr
Beachwood & Cottonwood
Cottonwood
Abilene
Overland Dr
Eisenhower
Lincoln
S.W. 6Th & Park
S.W. 15Th & I
Wilson
Arlington
7Th
Cedarwood
Chestnut Lane
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