Realities strain concept of free trade as world prosperity
In New York the balance between free trade and protection grows shaky as Japan and Germany resist import limits while the United States seeks restricted exports. A falling dollar is seen as partial remedy but not sufficient to fix a $27 billion annual trade gap. officials urge growth in Japan and Germany to expand markets for U.S. goods. Cooperation remains difficult.
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New York
United States
Japan
Germany
U.S
Carter
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Canada
Morgan
West Germany
United Kingdom
Funeral notices from Temple and Lawton area
Funeral services were held for R A Bob Lewis 78 of Temple at First Baptist Church with burial in Masonic Cemetery Temple. Other obituaries include E J Monty Monzingo 88 of Lawton, William Buford 54 Mabank formerly Lawton, Joseph Vanderhoof 30 Durant, Edith Coldren 95 Faxon, with multiple survivors and memorials across Oklahoma cities.
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Temple
Iona Horner
Cotton County
First Baptist Church of
Marshall Lewis
Duncan
Ida Faye Durbin
Walters
E.J
Monty) Monzingo
Dearborn
Becker Funeral Home
Hoy Ahuddell
Cameron Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Monzingo
Missouri
Lawton
Maud B. Crouch
Modern Woodmen of the World Insurance
United Methodist Church
Lawton Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Lawton Council
Royal and Select Masters
York Rite Masonic
Amity Lodge
Oklahoma City
Edward
Dallas
Texas
Ardena Clark
Moore
Shirley Miller
Frank Monzingo
Dodge City
Kan
Lloyd Monzingo
Pittsburgh
Mabel Heaton
St. Louis
William
Bill) D. Buford
Mabank
Eubank
Billy W. Lane
Evans Funeral Home
Poteau
Vaughn Cemetery
Gilmore
Buford
Harbor Point
Cedar Creek Lake
Mohank
Rush Springs
Nora Sherrill
Fletcher
Stella Lewis
Midland
Joseph Green Vanderhoof
Durant
Sherman
Denison
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Mr. Vanderhoof
Lawton High School
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
First Baptist Church
J.R. Vanderhoof
C.J. Vanderhoof
Irving
Edith M. Coldren
Faxon
Faxon Baptist Church
Kenneth Howe
Highland Cemetery
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Coldren
Saint Marys
West Va
John W. Coldren
Oklahoma
Ida Wise
County Residential Burglaries Probed
Burglars active across Comanche County during Christmas reportedly kicked in doors and stole items from multiple homes. John Giles near Lawton reported a CB radio pistol and power microphone taken after his door was broken open Monday evening. Larry Hale north of Sterling lost a TV and shotgun on Christmas Day. E J Ramey at Lake Ellsworth reported a combo TV stereo unit missing. A window entry and a pillow case of dishes abandoned near a front door were noted by officers.
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John Giles
Lawton
Giles
Larry Hale
Sterling
Federal telephone tax cuts save Oklahoma customers
Southwestern Bell estimates federal excise taxes will save Oklahoma telephone customers about 3.4 million dollars in 1978. The tax drops from five to four percent on January 1 and will fall one percent annually until it expires January 1, 1982, continuing a long series of reductions since 1914.
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Oklahoma
Southwestern Bell
Congress
Wyoming Territory Grants Women Suffrage in 1869
A law adopted in Wyoming Territory on December 10, 1869 extends the right to vote to women, marking a milestone in early suffrage history.
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Wyoming Territory
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John Cunniff
Area Funeral Services
R.A
Bob) Lewis
William D. Buford
Joseph G. Vanderhoof
Comanche County
Sheriff's Deputies
Los Angeles Times
Ave
D Recorder Co
Lathem
Acts Print
Sam
Home Savings & Loan
Transmatic
Home Savings and Loan
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