Open Space Schools Open and Kids Thrilled
Open Space schools Almor West and Crosby Park Elementary opened with excited students teachers and parents gathering for the first day. A third open space school Carriage Hills is set to be ready mid January. Teachers arrived early and tours for parents were led by staff while Hoover Elementary students visited Crosby Park to reconnect with friends.
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Crosby Park
Lawton
Almor West
Carriage Hills
Almor West School
Hoover Elementary School
Hoover School
Laws
Hall fires Hagedorn over broken pledge to run for attorney general
Oklahoma Governor David Hall says he dismissed Crime Bureau Director Frank Hagedorn for breaking his promise not to engage in politics while aides and investigations swirl. Hall denies offers to state posts, mentions a dramatic move to remove crime bureau from politics, and notes ongoing grand jury probes and IRS/FBI scrutiny.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
State Crime Bureau
Frank Hagedorn
Hall
Hagedorn
Crime Bureau
Atty
Larry Derryberry
Joe Carter
Tulsa County Grand Jury
Carter
Joe
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tulsa
Lawton Council to Resume Work on Water Project
City councilmen Tuesday will resume business including bidding on a $287,359 water main project in Lawton. B and N Construction Co. is the apparent low bidder while 17,000 feet of pipe and fittings were purchased last year. The council may also rule on a Woods tavern appeal tied to a November planning commission vote that left a tavern request unresolved in Fort Sill Boulevard’s 1800 block.
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Council Chambers
Gore Boulevard
B & N Construction Company, Inc
Lawton
Lawton Metropolitan Area
Oil Embargo Clash Deepens Amid Global Tensions
Schlesinger warns continued oil cutoff risks and urges restraint by Arab and other nations. He also weighs North Vietnamese aggression chances and predicts regular gasoline around 55 cents a gallon next spring while Netherlands to restart gasoline stations and U.S. unemployment rises in hotel and restaurant sectors.
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Schlesinger
Nixon
Congress
U.S
Ashraf Ghorbal
Israel
U.S. News & World Report
Simon
Faulkner resigns NI Unionist leadership to push power sharing
Brian Faulkner steps down as leader of the Unionist party but remains Northern Ireland chief executive and vows to continue his push for power sharing with the Catholic minority. In Oklahoma City Gov Hall names William Nash to the Highway Commission, and a Cessna 172 crash north of Ada leaves three dead. The Supreme Court denies a hearing on Phase 4 price controls, and Air National Guard training flights resume after fuel shortages.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Brian Faulkner
Unionist Party
Oklahoma City
David Hall
Tulsa Bank
William R. Nash
Oklahoma Highway Commission
William H. Bell
Tulsa
Nash
United Bank of Tulsa
Hall
J Gestile Want Ads Circus Editorial
Classified item notes indicate a combination listing for J Gestile want ads with circus reference and editorial contact lines 353-0620 35340626 353-420.
OPEC Ministers Meet in Geneva to Discuss Price Policy
Oil ministers from 14 OPEC members convened in Geneva to coordinate pricing and production amid ongoing embargo discussions by Arab members. Officials note no new price increase expected despite urgency from Kuwait Oct 17 decision to set posted prices.
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ENEVA
Switzerland
Geneva
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
United States
Netherlands
Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries
OAPEC
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Algeria
Gore Bid Event Looms In March
Gore Boulevard widening and reconstruction from 17th Street to 53rd Street is set to begin with bids advertised in February and opened in early March. Public Works Director Paul Brune said utilities relocation may start after January 26 with a $287,359.80 utility installation contract to B and N Construction Lawton awaiting approval.
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Gore Boulevard
Paul Brune
Brune
Gore
17Th Street
53Rd Street
B & N Construction
Lawton
Watergate Lawyers To File New Brief
Watergate committee lawyers plan to file a new brief seeking an early ruling on President Nixon’s authority to reject subpoenas for White House tapes and documents. The case, tied to five presidential conversations, was revived after Congress passed a bill the President allowed to become law without his signature.
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Watergate
Wyers
Nixon
White House
Lish
Congress
U.S. Court of Appeals
Sirica
Warmer Weather Forecast for Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma
Slightly warmer conditions and gradual temperature rise with partly cloudy skies in Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma through Tuesday. Daytime highs near 40 this afternoon, nights in the mid to upper 20s, Tuesday highs in the mid 40s, no precipitation expected through Tuesday. Sunday’s high 35, low 20.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Nixon weighs 1975 budget and State of the Union plan
President Nixon concentrates on finalizing next year's budget and a State of the Union message. Roy Ash and Ray Price join last minute discussions at the Western White House on a budget exceeding 300 billion dollars for fiscal year 1975. Nixon attended Sunday services at the San Clemente Presbyterian Church marking his first public worship since Easter.
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AN Clemente, Calif
Nixon
Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
Ray Price
White House
Congress
San Clemente Presbyterian Church
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