Gas service returns to normal after curtailment
Arkla officials asked non essential gas use cut and several industrial and commercial customers closed Tuesday. Most area schools resumed today though some remained closed. Gas pressure at Fort Sill returned to normal after dipping to 60 psi on Tuesday from a usual 210 psi. buildings including barracks and quarters lost heat briefly. Brig Gen Lawrence H. Caruthers Jr. home also without heat for a time.
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New Troop Reduction In South Korea Eyed
Washington officials discuss further U S troop cuts in Korea possibly later this year. Some favor total ground force pullout while others want a fire brigade unit stationed there.
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Board members clash over aerospace contract raises
Five board members debate power to approve or veto raises in aerospace contracts covering UAW and IAM workers at six firms. Public members favor guiding standards and a 5.5 to 7 percent ceiling, while labor seeks a 12 percent raise. Separate Justice Department action imposes a temporary eviction ban in Elizabeth New Jersey for a tenant who refused a $195 rent.
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Ireland debates banning IRA paramilitary uniforms
Justice Minister Des O Malley of the Irish Republic said his government studies banning paramilitary uniforms amid calls to crack down on illegal groups. He noted the IRA uses the republic as a base to attack the North, where one million Protestants and 500000 Catholics live.
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Fire reports follow up in Lawton incidents
Fire department reports list two recent blazes. A stove fire at 35 Patterson occurred Tuesday at 10 pm. A mobile home fire at lot 22, 3110 Cache, was logged Wednesday at 12 14 p.m.
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Security Council Probed For Information Leaks
Washington AP The FBI investigates leaks of highly classified information to newsmen centering on the National Security Council led by Henry Kissinger, according to administration sources.
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White Helibus Medevac Plan Aims to Reduce Losses
The plan began October 1 to repaint medical helicopters white to signal noncombatant status and aid recognition by the enemy. Leaflets and posters emphasize the mercy mission and nonlethal intent, while an evaluation team tracks adherence.
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U.S. Air and Marines Engage in Large Vietnam War Raid
MIGs and marines report wounded as B52s hit infiltration routes, bunkers, and storage sites in the DMZ and A Shau valley area. Bombers dropped nearly 200 tons as additional waves pressed attacks in Laos. clashes near Gio Linh left Marines in firefights with about 100 enemy troops.
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Panel Heads to Europe for Economic Talks
Members of the House Ways and Means Committee depart for Paris and Brussels to discuss trade policies with European officials through Jan. 13. They will address European Community concerns on levies, quotas, and subsidies while others press U.S. rules seen as discriminatory. Mills will remain home due to back problems.
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Oklahoma Legislature Debates Budget and Education Funds
Tulsa lawmaker opposed to the plan signals a tight year with only 9.3 million dollars in new money. Of that, 4.6 million goes to common schools and 2.3 million to higher education, plus funds for a new Lexington minimum security prison and other agencies. Education leaders lament the small increase while Gov Hall proposes tax and parolee billing ideas to bolster funds.
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Bartlesville
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R-Chandler
Pair Continues After Delaware Pharmacy Hold Up
PAIR from Cordville Pa near the Delaware line fled a robbery scene and exchanged gunfire with Delaware State Police. The abandoned car was found on a dead end street at an oil tank farm after a chase through foggy woods. Officers recovered two small caliber pistols a .38 revolver and a jammed shotgun. Yarington underwent emergency surgery early today.
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Nixon urges U S shipbuilders to boost global standing
William E. Nixon Jr. told 2,000 National Steel & Shipbuilding Co. workers in San Diego that three tankers costing 54.6 million will be built with 43 percent federal funding. He warned competition with Japan drives the U S toward second class status but urged workers to view shipbuilding as building America. Nixon and Sato will discuss international economics during talks at the Western White House.
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Denture Adhesive Promises Firmer Hold For Dentures
FASTEETH Powder offers longer firmer steadier hold for dentures. Dentures that fit are essential to health. See your dentist regularly.
Arctic Circle North Cities Murmansk and Hammerfest
Two European cities lie north of the Arctic Circle Murmansk in the Soviet Union and Hammerfest in Norway.
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