Stock Prices Rally And Then Slump On Oil Embargo News
New York stocks rose sharply on Arab oil embargo relief, with the Dow up over 20 points early and trading mixed by late morning. Oil issues led gains as energy worries eased, while the American and American Stock Exchange indices advanced amid heavy trading. Oklahoma cattle and hog markets showed limited activity with modest price shifts.
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Christmas continued from Page One across world scenes
West Berliners repaired five holes in the wall as a symbol of protest against the barrier. Hanoi Catholics celebrated Christmas amid a drive to oust foreign forces. Thousands gathered at the main cathedral with lavish decorations and electric lights. In Singapore lights went out at 9 p.m. for fuel saving as carols faded amid 17 percent price hikes.
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Public Records From City Police Reported Across City
Lawton Police Department records show multiple complaints by residents and businesses. Theft, burglary, vandalism, and robbery reports include Don Lawson at 1307 Baldwin and Malone Ol Co at 1508 Lee, among others.
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Lincoln
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Dunlop
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Dele Weld
Fort Sill
Times and places of Lon ton injuries report
Times and locations of injury accidents investigated by the Lon ton Police Department include Tuesday at 4 05 pm at 13th and Toft involving Becky L Gouger 19 of 14044 Toft and Gordon Rotherly 19 of No 14 N 27th Both were taken to Memorial Hospital by Royal Ambulance according to Officer Rich-
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Fire Reports From Lowton Fire Department
Fire department log records several small incidents including a house fire at 907 S Eighth at 7:06 p.m. and a minor house fire at 1707 E at 10:52 p.m. A grass fire was reported south on U S 277 at 11:22 p.m.
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Nixon authorizes 2.2 billion emergency aid for Israel
President Nixon signed legislation authorizing 2.2 billion in emergency aid to Israel. The White House says the act, signed midmorning, enables flexible aid as credit or grant and allows use of funds to cover the US share of UN Emergency Force costs in the Middle East. The first year US assessment is about 17.3 million dollars.
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Lawton Area Men In Service Highlight Local Servicemen
Lawton residents Spec. Arthur Seymour and Spec. James L. Salery are featured for Army and Army Air Defense assignments in Thailand and Korea. Seymour, a post office worker and Eisenhower High School graduate, joins a new job excellence program in Thailand. Salery, an air defense communications chief, completed annual service practice in Korea. Mast, grandson of Eva Budn… Fort Sill area, named Outstanding Airman of the Quarter at Langley AFB Virginia.
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Mangunde
Lawton
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Eva Budnovitch
Upton Road
Fort Sill
Langley Air Force Base
Mast
Air Force Communications Service
Bullard Havens Technical High School
Bridgeport
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Arab oil squeeze drives 20 percent power cutback plan
Nakasone plans a 20 percent cut in petroleum and electricity use by major industries starting January 1 due to December oil shipments drop. The move was postponed for 10 days to review the situation. Kazutaka Kikawada cites the $3.94 a barrel price rise in Persian Gulf states as a crisis factor.
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Tokyo Electric Power Co
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Britain
Japan
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Propane Prices Rise as Demand Strains Southwest Oklahoma
Propane customers in Southwest Oklahoma are paying higher rates with 27 to 30 cents per gallon plus 2% tax, up from 11 to 15 cents last December. Dealers warn shortages could force limits on new industrial accounts if cold weather extends demand. A large liquefied gas firm serves Lawton and nearby cities and reports current sales at about 25 to 30 cents per gallon plus tax while delaying new accounts.
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Soviet Cosmonauts Fly First Post Failures Test Flight
The second manned Soviet space mission in three months launched from Karaganda Kazakhstan to test manual and automatic controls and autonomous navigation. Maj Klimuk and Lebedev led the flight, carrying out experiments as engineers redress the Soyuz 11 faults and study spectrographic, photographic, and ecological systems for future interplanetary missions.
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