Oklahoma Senators Rush Back For Key Votes
The article defends Senators Bellman and Bartlett for using a military jet to return to Washington from Enid to vote against a debt limit rider on a public financing bill. It notes Common Cause objections and argues the trip was justified to prevent a blocked vote and protect fiscal policy.
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Common Cause
Oklahoma
White House
Washington
Sens
Bellman
Bartlett
Enid
Senate
Governor Hall pursues two years of revenue sharing funds
Governor Hall wins certification of future federal revenue sharing for the 1974 budget, boosting next year’s growth by 78 million while critics charge the move caches funds for his re election drive. Attorney General Derryberry and Auditor Cobb opposed citing legislative intent and potential termination risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hall
State Equalization Board
Larry Derryberry
Joe Bailey Cobb
Hall
Higher Education Alumni Council
Common School Forces
University Hospital
Inflation Strains Oklahoma Street Improvement Costs
Oklahoma officials report 19 highway projects awarded at 22.5 percent above estimates. The package cost $16.94 million versus $13.84 million planned due to higher steel, cement, asphalt and fuel prices. State and federal funds will cover major city street programs while local share rises. a $1.8 million bond issue may be insufficient amid spiraling costs.
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Oklahoma Highway Commission
Oklahoma County
Highway Department
Gore Boulevard
Sheridan Road
Lee Boulevard
Draft Solution Needed to Strengthen U S Military Readiness
The piece argues that a volunteer force cannot meet modern needs with pilots sailors and troops lacking education and training. It warns that without a draft the United States may struggle to maintain elite forces while NATO allies raise their conscription. The author cites World War II manpower and questions US morale and retention in academies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Pearl Harbor
Air Force
Navy
U.S
Sailors with Little Sea Training Prove Capable
During World War II the U S Navy required only a high school level education for a lad to join a fighting fleet. The USS South Dakota faced heavy combat with an 85 percent inexperienced crew, showing that with basic schooling and training, remarkable feats aboard warships were possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
American College
Rationing Gas For ailing U S Aims to Disciplined Society
Washington argues rationing gasoline could spread burden and strengthen culture. Proponents cite shared sacrifice and discipline, predicting family time, reduced drive-in culture, and a sturdier national spirit, while acknowledging black markets as a possible side effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Herr
Doctor Shultz
America
Harburger Pits
Playboy
Ireland
Geoffrey Perrett
Perrett
Developing consumer mood shifts toward small cars
The text suggests a trend where the population moves from larger vehicles to small cars as built in obsolescence and fashion influence consumption. This shift is seen as altering broader consumer psychology across products, including durables.
Horoscope by birthday for Monday December 10 1973
Aries to Pisces forecasts with tips on concessions, home life, travel, finances, and relationships. Notable mentions include Cesar Franck, Emily Dickinson, and Chet Huntley as birth-date noted figures.YOU BORN TODAY highlights individual talents and a strong need for freedom and diverse career paths in business finance law science or medicine.
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Aries
Cesar Franck
Emily Dickinson
Amer
Chet Huntley
Union Spending Shapes Campaign Reform Debate
In the wake of Watergate the role of money in campaigns is under scrutiny. Labor unions may contribute cash and non cash support, with figures suggesting tens of millions in impact, while lawmakers weigh curbs. The public interest and congressional action will determine the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Treasury
Jones
Kennedy
Nixon
Victor Riesel
Ervin Committee
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Beirne
Labor
Karl Marx
At&t
Frontier Open Minds and Willing Hands
A short reflecting adage quotes Charles F Kettering on pursuing innovation. It contrasts the idea of constant frontier opportunities with an open mind and a ready hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Kettering
Industrialist
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Tocol
Eriten
Sooners
NATO
Ernest Cuneo
Kevin Phillips
Gemini
Leo
Aquarius
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