Beefs on the steps as cattlemen demand action at Butz door
45 cattle arrive at the Agriculture Department in makeshift pens on the Mall in Washington to pressure Earl Butz over low cattle prices. Aide cites legal questions about accepting livestock. Plan includes loan and slaughter for distribution to the poor with others kept for display.
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Washington, D.C
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Washington (Ap
Earl L. Butz
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Butz
Donald E. Brock
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Leroy Schecher
Bison
S.D
Washington
South Dakota
Lock Your Car Campaign Aims to Cut Holiday Thefts
Lawton police warn residents to secure homes and vehicles during holidays. Maj. Robert Gillian urges locking doors, keeping lights on, and enlisting neighbors while arranging routine patrol checks. The yearly Lock Your Car campaign starts Friday with mayoral ceremony.
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Dennis Lang
Lawton
Maj
Robert Gillian
Gillian
Don Whitaker
Ford Holds Talk As UAW Seeks Tax Cut Amid Crisis
AP reports Ford meets with President Ford and UAW President Leonid Woodcock to discuss auto industry hardships and a possible five year pause on emissions and safety rules. House panel kills a multibillion tax bill while wholesale prices ease but stay elevated. agriculture prices climb, industrial goods rise slowly. Ford promises new programs to tackle economic problems.
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Sap
Auto Industry
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Ford
Woodcock
White House
Israeli jets hit Beirut camps amid cinema attack fallout
Israeli warplanes bombed several PLO training camps on the edge of Beirut less than a day after a cinema attack in Tel Aviv. Beirut airport closed. Witnesses reported hits on Sabra Shatilla and Tal Zaatar camps as Arafat claimed PLO retaliation and warned of further strikes.
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Beirut
Tel Avy
Tel Aviv
PLO
Sabra
Shatilla
Tal Zaatar
Dbieh
Bourj el Barajneh
Proguerrilla
al Moharrer
Yasir Arafat
The
Palestine
House Panel Kills Massive Tax Measure in Vote
The House Rules Committee deadlocked 9 to 4 to block a multibillion dollar tax bill ending the petroleum depletion allowance and raising oil industry taxes while cutting taxes for many Americans. It would have raised taxes on production, boosted credits for utilities, and altered foreign income rules. The bill died without a merits hearing as session winded down.
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Ways and Means Committee
Washington
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Treasury
Congress
Kidnapped 7-Year-Old Found Unharmed in Florida
FBI says 23-year-old Thomas Burns arrested in Miami Beach after kidnapping Georgie Kaloverakis, a 7 year old from Rutherford New Jersey. The boy was found unharmed with Burns who had known the family as a companion. Mother Natalie Kaloverakis to meet son at Newark Airport. Burns to be arraigned in Miami Beach.
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Newark
N.J
Miami
Fla
Brenda
Florida
FBI
Thomas V. Burns
Holiday Inn
Miami Beach
Burns
George Kaloverakis
Rutherford, N.J
J. Wallace LaPrade
New Jersey
Eastern Airlines
Kalyerakis
U.S
Georgie
Warm Days Cool Nights In Forecast
Mild daytime temperatures continue through Friday with cold tonight. Skies fair to partly cloudy, NW winds. Tonight lows near mid 20s, Friday highs in low 50s. Georgia Georgie disappearance case details follow, including Burns kidnapping charges and FBI notes.
Camelot Club Closes as Lawton Heads Toward Tavern Decline
Auctioneer George Lewis presided at the Camelot Lounge closing in downtown Lawton marking the end of an era. The Camelot's shutdown follows the Shangri La and leaves Carioca Lounge as the lone downtown venue amid Urban Renewal efforts that have moved about 60 lounges out in recent years.
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