ICC Rate Deregulation Debate Faces Washington Scrutiny
Congress weighs curbing the ICC power as deregulation proposals spark disputes among railroads truckers and barges. Critics warn against destructive competition while supporters cite potential annual savings of about two billion dollars and greater carrier pricing flexibility.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
ICC Board of Suspension
Board of Suspension
North America
Council of Economic Advisers
Department of Transportation
Vance Hartke
Surface Transportation Subcommittee
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Registration For Farm Programs Starts
Farmers nationwide begin signing up for the 1972 feed grain and cotton programs with new options to set aside more land for higher payments. The plan ties higher corn payments to reduced plantings and idle land, with enrollment through March 10 and aims for about 4.5 billion bushels of corn this year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Single Central Stock Market System Proposal Draws Fire
The SEC proposed a centralized stock market system with participation by large investors and a two-tier plan to set competitive rates for $300000 plus orders. Critics including Sen. Williams and Rep. Moss argued industry groups should not regulate themselves. The proposal would push daily reporting of price ranges and volumes and limit conflicts with parent companies.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Stock Exchanges
Congressional Committee
Harrison A. Williams
Dn.j
Senate Securities Subcommittee
John E. Moss
D-Calif
House Commerce and Finance
SEC
Central Stock Exchange
Commission
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Central Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
ICC
Department of Transportation
Railroads
Cornelius Vanderbuilt
New York Central
Lawton Newspapers Subscriptions and Rates Listing
Local Lawton newspapers publish subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. Rates vary by delivery method, region Lawton Fort Sill and APOs, with annual and monthly options across Oklahoma and the nation.
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WRK Reit
Lawton
Fort Sill
Constitution Press
Constitution
Constitution, Press
Sunday Mail
Oklahoma
Apo’s
New Instruction Director Named at Army Field Artillery School
Lt. Col. Gerald FE. Kaczor becomes chief of the Resident Instruction Division in the Gunnery Department at Fort Sill succeeding Col. Lee R. Roper. Kaczor, a 1961 graduate of the Field Artillery Officer Advanced Course, previously taught at Fort Sill in Target Acquisition.
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Gerald FE. Kaczor
U.S. Army Field Artillery School
Lee R. Roper
Col. Kaczor
Fort Sill
Firemen Called To Bank Building Smoke Clears
Four fire department units responded to the Security Bank building at 501 C this morning after smoke filled the lobby. Investigators said a faulty boiler switch caused light smoke around 8 45 a m with no active fire found upon inspection.
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Security Bank
501 C
Speed Reading Course Set to Begin in Lawton
Arrangements for a 21 hour speed reading course open to anyone over 13 promise graduates a reading speed over 1 000 words per minute with at least 15 percent greater comprehension. Seven week program aims to boost study techniques and concentration with weekly evening classes at the Ramada Inn and free orientation sessions for interested participants.
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Lawton
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