Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma City Area Forecast
Regional Weather Summary from the Nations Weather Service Oklahoma City reports generally fair and warmer conditions through Wednesday with varying lows and highs across zones. Southwest winds 15 to 23 mph yield mild nights and light afternoon cooling, while mountain areas see gusty winds and possible snow in western Colorado. Astronomical data lists sunrise 7:30 a.m. and sunset 5:18 p.m. with a full moon phase and Thursday morning low temperatures around freezing in higher elevations.
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Fittie
Colorado
Auto industry decontrolled cost push likely boosts new car prices
The Cost of Living Council exempted autos from wage and price controls, signaling the first impact of decontrol on the Big Three. Ford GM and AMC expect wholesale increases around 100 to 208 dollars with retail caps near 150 dollars, while Chrysler lines up to stay competitive amid this major policy shift affecting 760,000 UAW workers.
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Cost of Living Council
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
AMC
John T. Dunlop
Lynn Townsend
Dunlop
Richard Gerstenberg
Gerstenberg
James Naughton
Naughton
Townsend
United Auto Workers
20 Oil Firms Control Vast Share Of U S Fuel Reserves
An Associated Press study finds the nations twenty largest oil firms hold about 95 percent of known oil reserves and major stakes in natural gas coal uranium and oil shale with the top firms also diversifying into other energy forms. A Senate subcommittee probes competition while executives defend industry efficiency and critics urge breakup.
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Associated Press
Senate
U.S
California
Standard Oil of
Exxon
Union
Mobil
Texaco
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers
Special
Miller
B. R. Dorsey
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Gulf
Shell
Continental
Atlantic Richfield
Sun
Ohio
Marathon
John W. Wilson
Bureau of Economics
Federal Power Commission
United States
Wilson
Cattle Theft Forum to Discuss Regional Enforcement Plan
ASCOG will host a 1:30 p.m. meeting in the Stephens County OSU extension director’s conference room to explore a proposed multi county law enforcement official or agency. The discussion covers cross jurisdiction operation, patrols, bill of sale checks, vehicle and brand ID, funding, and crime prevention strategies. Citizens, cattlemen associations and law enforcement are invited.
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Duncan
Association of
FTC Grocery Survey Plan May Be Dropped
Washington AP report says an FTC price survey for 50 to 100 items in top grocery chains faces budget cuts and may be canceled this year. Officials estimate costs near 100000 dollars, with alternatives to be presented to the five member commission.
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Federal Trade Commission
Commission
FTC
J. Thomas Rosch
Bureau of Consumer Protection
Rosch
National Association of Food Chains
A&p
Missouri Demo Proposes Taking Drivers Licenses From Youths
Missouri state Rep. J T Howard introduces a bill to suspend 16 and 17 year olds drivers licenses during the energy crisis with underage permits for essential travel. The measure, part of seven energy bills, would expire March 1 1976 and faces a Dec 17 hearing.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
J. T
Jerry” Howard
Dexter
Howard
House Roads and Highways Committee
Richard DeCoster
Canton
DeCoster
Buddy Kay
St. Louis
Harold Volkmer
D-Hannbal
Volkmer
Kay
Earl Sponseler
D-Cabool
Wendell Bailey
Willow Springs
Sponsoer
Houston
Sponsder
Bailey
Win At Bridge Flawed Play Costs Four Tricks
A bridge columnist recounts a hand where declarer misplayed by pursuing trumps and finesses. South leads a trump, both finesses succeed until West shows out, leaving one trick per suit. The critic notes two diamond finesses with two dummy entries would have yielded contract, but the player chose a trump path.
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South
West
Declarer
Worker Survives Cave-In At Local Construction Site
An 18 year old worker, David L. Rose of Clinton, was buried to his waist by a dirt cave-in while laying pipe in a six foot deep ditch for a water sewer project near Nottingham and Sherwood. He received treatment at Memorial Hospital. crew members freed him with shovels and a backhoe before rescue units arrived.
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David L. Rose
Clinton
Memorial Hospital
Rose
Pankratz Earth Moving Co
Cordell
Nottingham
Sherwood
Kirk Kuykendall
Kirk's Emergency
Kuykendall
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