Board debates land deal deposit reductions in contract
Board members Bill Greb and Aaron Wolverton expressed hesitancy about a contract that includes successive reductions in the developer’s good faith deposit as land is purchased. Wolverton questioned a provision that scales the deposit down by five percent with each increment of land.
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Bill Greb
Aaron Wolverton
Wolverton
Nixon's Concern Over Attack Draws Cuban Reproach
Havana labeled President Nixon's concern over the attack on the freighter Johnny Express as unheard of cynicism after he met with Isabel Villa, wife of the wounded captain, and pledged further reprisals.
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Fla
Havana
President Press
Nixon
Isabel Villa
Cap
Subcontinent War Ends with Bangla Desh Nation From East Pakistan
India and Pakistan cease fire at 9 30 a m EST ending long conflict. Bangladesh emerges as new nation in East Pakistan while Yahya Khan regime faces doubt. Casualty tally cited includes over 10 800 across fronts with detailed killed wounded missing figures.
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Pakistan
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Agha Mohammed
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New Delhi
Meade Colonel Henderson Cleared in My Lai Massacre Charges
Col. Oran K. Henderson, senior commander of the troops that assaulted My Lai, was found innocent in a military court of all charges connected with the 1968 massacre. The verdict ends a long and high profile legal process for the officer.
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Oran K. Henderson
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Congress adjourns after foreign aid settlement
The 92nd Congress adjourned until Jan 18 after a skeleton session approving a foreign aid compromise. The plan extends spending to Feb 22 at 2.84 billion annually, totaling 3.2 billion in temporary authority including Peace Corps and Cuban refugee relief. Senate leaders called President Nixon to confirm the action.
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House
Charles H. Percy
R-Nl
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Pakistan
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
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Hugh Scott
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Fla
Lee Congress
Lawton Rendering Plant Ordered to Eliminate Odor
The Lawton Rendering Plant at 404 E. D received a notice from the state health department requiring odor elimination within six months. Sanitarian Jim Brewer said the order does not close the plant and cites new manager Duane Hildreth since Sept 27. Owners say $125,000 was spent to install deodorizing improvements.
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Duane Hildreth
Oklahoma City
New Treasurer Ro Mana Banuelos Sworn In Today
Ron a Banuelos was sworn in as the 34th treasurer of the United States in Washington. Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally administered the oath and noted that James Breen, General Counsel of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, was in the audience.
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Romana Banuelos
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
James Breen
Immigration and Naturalization ‘Service
City Banks Keep Christmas Eve Schedules Open
Lawton banks will be open as usual next Friday Christmas Eve but close Friday December 31. Fort Sill National Bank will close on the eves of both Christmas and New Year.
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Lawton Banks
Fort Sill National Bank
Kennedy voice in 1972 election sparks British pundit column
London columnist Jon Akass in The Sun questions Ted Kennedy’s rising aura amid the 1972 race. He notes Kennedy denies seeking the Democratic nomination while headlines frame him as a pseudo presidential figure. The piece, dated Nov 24, contrasts Kennedy’s public posture with global intrigue.
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Jon Akass
the Sun of London
East and West Germany Sign Travel Treaty
East and West Germany signed a travel pact in Bonn to ease movement to West Berlin. State Secretaries Egon Bahr and Michael Kohl announced steps toward easing tensions and planned a broader traffic agreement. West Germans will no longer pay autobahn or visa fees for travel to West Berlin starting Jan 1.
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West Germany
Berlin
Egon Bahr
Michael Kohl
East Germany
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Simms Named to Fill Appeals Court Vacancy
Gov David Hall selected Tulsa County District Judge Robert D Simms to replace Kirksey M Nix on the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals He was one of three nominees submitted by the Judicial Nominating Commission Hall called Simms the best person for the job Simms is a longtime Tulsa County figure and former county attorney who has served as a district judge since 1962.
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David Hall
Kirksey M. Nix
Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals
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Court of Criminal Appeals
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Tulsa County
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Oklahoma
Judicial Nominating Commission
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Sand Springs
Tulsa
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