Gore Boulevard construction set to begin January sixteenth
Long awaited Gore Boulevard work will start Jan 16 after state notification. Freeman Inc. holds a $918142 contract to rebuild Gore from 17th to 38th street. A pre work conference is planned to align schedules and resolve issues before construction.
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Skip Gibson
Gore Boulevard
State Highway Department
Freeman, Inc
Gore
17Th
38Th Street
Public Works
Paul Brune
Brune
Warren Shaw
Duncan
Freeman
17Th Street
Kissinger Warns War Over Oil Prices Too Dangerous
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said military action against Mideast oil producers remains possible but unlikely and warned it would be dangerous to curb price shocks. He noted past lessons from Vietnam and urged avoiding force though not ruling it out in extreme cases.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Mideast
Kissinger
Puerto Rico
Andrews Air Force Base
Capital
Business Week Magazine
Kissiger
Vietnam
Andrews
U.S
Business Week
Unemployment hits 13 year high as jobless rise
The December unemployment rate climbs to 7.1 percent, the highest since 1961, with over six million jobless. Auto layoffs push totals up while initial claims rise, signaling a worsening recession and pressure on President Ford for tax-cut action.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford
Rockies
Bomb blast kills Indian Rail Minister in Bihar
Railway Minister L. N. Mishra died from wounds after a powerful time bomb exploded as he inaugurated a 32 mile rail line in Samastipur Bihar. Twenty three others injured include two Congress MPs and Mishra's irrigation minister brother. A second blast damaged a railway official's home as police questioned twenty suspects.
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New Delhi
India
L. N. Mishra
Bihar
Mishra
Indira Gandhi
Samastipur
Congress Party
Mrs. Gandhi
Action Sought On Natural Gas
The Federal Power Commission warned of growing natural gas shortages and urged preparation to allocate supply and impose mandatory conservation measures. The Bureau of Natural Gas said the issue extends beyond rising demand to a need to make do with less gas in absolute terms.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Commission
Bureau of Natural Gas
New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Federal Communications Commission
Oklahoma Welfare Feed Regs Seen Less Impactful
Oklahoma Welfare Director L E Rader said new U S Department of Agriculture food stamp rules will cut welfare recipients purchasing power by about 12 million dollars a year, far lower than initial estimates of 30 million.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
L. E. Rader
Rader
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ford CIA talks on allegations overshadow White House agenda
President Ford summoned CIA Director William Colby and top aides for private meetings on alleged CIA domestic activities. The talks followed a 12 day Rocky Mountain ski trip as Ford prepared a possible statement on Colby's 50 page report about files on 10,000 U.S. citizens.
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Washington
Ford
CIA
William Colby
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Rocky Mountain
Colby
Schlesinger
Oval Office
U.S
Colorado
Ron Nessen
Lawton Area Fair Weather Through Saturday
A high pressure system pushes dry northwesterly winds into Oklahoma bringing fair weather to the Lawton area through Saturday. Winds will become light and variable tonight with lows in the mid-20s. Saturday highs near 50. Thursday’s range was 45/32.
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Oklahoma
Lawton
FBI Report Flags Nuclear Risk and Rising Bank Crimes
The FBI annual report warns that nuclear weapons could fall into terrorist hands and notes Communist activity in the United States. It says bank robberies hit a record high in the 1974 fiscal year and white collar crime convictions doubled from the prior year. The year ends June 30.
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Washington
FBI
United States
Limited double homestead exemption may affect county revenue
Comanche County adopts a new Oklahoma law allowing up to a $1,000 additional homestead exemption for low income households or for seniors 65 plus or totally disabled. County assessor Stanley Sasser warns revenue impact is unknown this first year. Applications differ by income tier and must be mailed to the Oklahoma Tax Commission or filed locally, with total household income used for eligibility.
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OUNTY
Stanley Sasser
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Sasser
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Ad Valorem Tax Division
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State Department
Larry Fountaine
38Th
53Rd
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Sheridan Road
Rogers Lane
Lee
Oklahoma Highway Commission
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Sheridan
Julius Shiskin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Joint Economic Committee
Commerce Department
Justine Hayles
Hounslow
England
London
United Kingdom
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First National City Bank
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Philadelphia
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Altagracia Rodriguez
Dominican Republic
Philadelphia International
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Frank G. Zarb
Nesso J. A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Vail
Caho
Nessen
John D. Dingell
Dmich
Dear Abby
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