Comanche County School Elections Set for Jan 22
In Comanche County all 13 districts will hold elections on Tuesday January 22. Candidate filing for boards of education runs from January 9 to January 11 with no filing fee. Applications available at the county election board office in the courthouse.
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Comanche County
J. N. Logan
County Election Board
Logan
Fair, Warmer Weather Forecast For Lawton Area
Fair to partly cloudy skies and warmer readings are expected for Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma through Friday. Temperatures range from a high this afternoon in the mid forties to a low tonight in the mid 30s and a high Friday in the upper 50s. Southerly winds 8 to 18 mph will develop tonight replacing the southwest breeze. High Wednesday was 45, low 24.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Nixon flies commercial to San Clemente unseen by press
President Nixon vacationed at San Clemente after secretly boarding United Flight 55 from Washington to Los Angeles. FAA chief Butterfield criticized the uncoordinated trip, saying advance planning with the agency was required for air traffic safety. Passengers and witnesses described the surprise scenes aboard the flight en route to the Western White House.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Alexander P. Butterfield
Washington
Butterfield
California
White House
United Air Lines
Gerald Warren
Warren
Jury Indicts Top Gypsum Board Firms
A federal grand jury indicted the nations six largest gypsum board manufacturers and ten current and former executives on price fixing charges. Firms named include United States Gypsum, National Gypsum, Georgia Pacific, Kaiser Gypsum, Celotex, and Flintkote. The case cites a 13 year conspiracy and a 1951 court judgment violation.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Justice Department
United States Gypsum Co
Chicago
National Gypsum Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Portland
Ore
Kaiser Gypsum Co. Inc
Oakland
Calif
Celotex Corp
Tampa
Fla
Flintkote Co
White Plains
U.S. Gypsum
National Gypsum
Georgia-Pacific
Celotex
Department
Johns-Manville Corp
Fibreboard Corp
Goosum Board
U.S
Gonsum Board
Graham J. Morgan
Andrew J. Watt
JS. Goasum
Colon Brown
J. P. Nicely
National Gvosum
William H. Hunt
Claude E. Harner
Kaiser
Robert A. Costa
William D. Herbert
George J. Pecaro
Flintkote
James D Moran
U.S. District Court
District of Columbia
Fort Sill to shift working hours for all personnel
Fort Sill and Field Artillery School will move civilian and military hours forward by 30 minutes starting Monday January 7 with a 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. schedule to align with daylight saving time and conserve energy during the energy crisis.
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Ormal
Fort Sill
Field Artillery School
Congress
Nixon
Lock-Type Gas Caps Sold Out in Lawton as Thefts Rise
Gas cap shortages hit Lawton along with higher thefts as 10+ lock type caps were reported stolen. Auto parts stores sold out and prices for zinc caps jumped from 2.50 to 4.50, while police warned of possible rationing and increased patrols after a spate of siphonings.
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Jerry Weber
Comanche County
Lawton
Robert Gillian
Gillian
Kerry Capshaw
Cap’s
Auto Parts
Oki
Capshaw
Jerry Bruno
Gibson’s Discount Center
Bruno
Garden Road
Garden Village
North 27Th Street
Comet Kohoutek Nears Sun In Friday Perihelion
Comet Kohoutek makes its closest solar approach Friday with perihelion at 5 24 a.m. EST. It will be 13.24 million miles from the sun traveling 251 400 mph and loop above the sun as seen from Earth before receding. Dr William A Deutschman of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory cautions comets are unpredictable and may fail to reappear.
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Cambridge
Mass
Kohoutek
Solar System
Earth
William A. Deutschman
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Deutschman
Justice Department Sues Mid-America Dairymen Over Monopolistic Practices
The Justice Department filed an antitrust suit in Kansas City accusing Mid-America Dairymen Inc. of attempting to monopolize milk sales in the Midwest. The case marks the third such action against a major milk cooperative.
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Washington
Justice Department
Mid-America Dairymen Inc
U.S. District Court
Kansas City
Standby gasoline rationing eyed by federal official
Federal Energy Chief William E. Simon announced a standby system for gasoline rationing with three months of coupons printed and contact with states to prepare. The plan, not ready before March 1, could cost about 1.5 billion dollars annually and would set a monthly ration of about 32 to 35 gallons per licensed driver over 18, adjusted by area.
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Washington
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Simon
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Congress
New England
Associated Press
Indicted Aide Claims Hall Got Big Sums Of Money
Oklahoma City Times reports former aide A W Sunny Jenkins says since becoming governor David Hall diverted about ten thousand dollars monthly in contributions to pay personal bills. The funds allegedly went via confidential secretary C J Ralls with occasional direct payments to Hall. Jenkins says he gathered money from architects engineers and contractors between Oct 1971 and Apr 1973, with most months not benefiting Hall directly. Hall was abroad in Utah and Rose Bowl travel with a Jan return planned.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Oklahoma City Times
Jack Taylor
A. W
Sunny” Jenkins
C. J. Ralls
Jenkins
Hall
Utah
California
Ralls
Dorothy Pike
Carl G. Ballew
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