Ford and Teng Hsiaping Seek Better US China Ties
President Ford and Chinese Premier Teng Hsiao-ping acknowledged ongoing detente differences with the Soviet Union while pledging enhanced Sino American ties. Ford reaffirmed normalization aims as Teng warned rhetoric cannot mask war risks during a Great Hall banquet, and Ford received a restrained welcome on arrival for a five day visit.
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Israelis To Boycott UN Mideast Debate
Israel said it would observe the Golan disengagement pact with Syria while boycotting a United Nations debate on the Middle East set for January to which the Palestine Liberation Organization has been invited. The cabinet decision came after a Security Council compromise to extend the U N buffer force on the Golan Heights for six months but link it to the January debate. Israel also signaled new Jewish settlements on the Golan, complicating talks over a return of the area.
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Winter Storm Sweeps Northwest Strands Hunters
A new winter storm in the Northwest blocks travel as 22 hunters in Asotin County Washington seek rescue. A Lewiston Idaho radio operator says rescuers use winches through heavy snow and timber with one hunter in poor heart condition. Oregon sees mudslides and flooding while Idaho reports closed U S 95 highways and reopened routes.
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Common Market summit faces energy and economic rifts
At Rome, delegates from 17 nations opened a two day summit aimed at a united Europe though disagreements over energy and economics cloud the postwar Treaty of Rome spirit. In Brussels, US ambassador David Bruce, age 78, will step down in January amid rumors of discord denied by a spokesman. In Pittsburgh, teachers strike for a third time in eight years affecting 62 000 students as the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers votes.
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Weather outlook for Lawton with fair skies and gusty winds
Lawton forecast shows mostly fair skies through Tuesday with a slight chance of activity tonight. Tonight low temperatures and a few gusty winds of 8 to 16 mph. Tuesday's high near 60 with sunny skies. Weekend temperatures range from a low around 2 Sunday night to a high near 79 Saturday.
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Lawton To Have Steady Gas Supply This Winter
Arkla Gas official Jim Noury says Lawton should see no natural gas shortages this winter for residential and industrial needs. He notes pipeline from Anadarko basin and Marlow field supplies most homes, with rare possible curtailments affecting industry first.
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Court declines study of systemwide busing rule
The Supreme Court refused to review a Cincinnati circuit court ruling ordering Dayton Ohio to implement a systemwide desegregation plan by December 31 for the 1976 77 school year. The court left intact a decision approving limited biracial enrollment in some schools and also upheld provisions for court appointed lawyers for some defendants and a speedy trial claim in a Georgia car theft case.
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Fort Sill building funds rise to 20.5 million dollars
The federal government approved 1.3 million more for Fort Sill renovations bringing total annual construction to 20.5 million dollars. The latest money finances nine dining facilities and general improvements, while a larger 19.251 million package includes a new dormitory complex and energy conservation projects.
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City Council Eyes Bond Sale for 2.5 Million Dollars
City officials plan a 2.5 million dollar bond sale approved after January votes. They have issued five million so far with seven point three used for water lines and street work. The agenda also includes urban renewal parking land transfer, Christmas parade, rezoning hearings, parking changes in the central business district, and contract actions for engineering, clothing, storage mezzanines, and road equipment.
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