Ullman Pushes Early House Vote on Emergency Tax Cut
Rep. Al Ullman outlines a one year emergency tax package aimed at aiding low and middle income earners to revive spending and boost the economy. He signals potential revenue raisers and some corporate relief, with individual relief skewed toward the lowest incomes.
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Saudi Arabia to Buy U S Jets in $756 Million Deal
The Associated Press reports Saudi Arabia, the world’s top oil exporter, announced a $756 million contract to purchase several squadrons of American jet fighter planes to strengthen its air defense. The statement emphasizes consolidating the kingdom’s territorial defense capabilities.
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Richardson Nominated Ambassador to Great Britain by Ford
President Ford nominates Elliot L. Richardson as ambassador to Great Britain, praising his public service and noting his past resignation over Nixon’s order. If confirmed, he would replace Walter Annenberg and advise on Anglo American relations and Western alliance matters.
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Hanoi Troops Hit North of Saigon Attacks Repulsed
In Bong Son area heavy fighting left at least 50 North Vietnamese troops dead, with the Saigon command reporting repulsed attacks on three fronts west of Bong Son. Viet Cong also blew a bridge 60 miles up the coast, severing the main north south highway.
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Oklahoma City Mugging Delays Hall Aide Williams
Mike Williams, Gov. David Hall's press secretary during the campaign, was hospitalized after a mugging in northeastern Oklahoma City. He is in semi conscious condition under observation per a Hall spokesman.
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Public Service Deposit Change Sparks Protest
New residents and realtors protest a Western Division PSC deposit hike approved in Lawton. Under the new plan deposits equal two months of prior year bills, up from a flat 15 dollars, with typical amounts about 50 dollars. PSC cites delinquent accounts and 6 percent interest on held deposits to fund projects.
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Vo Tech bids exceed funds for 44000 square foot addition
Great Plains Area Vo Tech School faced bids surpassing available funds by 313,555. Chapman Construction offered the low total of 881,000 for shell work plus interior by building trades, with total project bids cited at 1,049,000. Board to negotiate to cut items and report in two weeks.
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Cooler Weather Incoming for Lawton Southwest Tonight
A cold front from a north low will bring cooler air to the Lawton area tonight and Friday. Expect cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of light rain through Friday, and northwesterly winds of 10 to 20 mph. Lows tonight near the mid 30s, Friday high in the lower 40s, after a Wednesday high of 56 and low of 40.
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Poor Security At Airport Draws Attack
Lawton Municipal Airport faces FAA criticism for minimal isolation between security screened passengers and others. Airport manager Bill Cox proposes a separate waiting room and doorway walkway to meet standards without brick barriers.
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Fire Protection Missing as School Lacks Hydrant
A Lawton dispute over water service for Carriage Hills Elementary School stalls fire protection. Developer Frank Richards says a plastic line sits on city easement and should be city maintained, while City Hall refuses to tap the line into the public main.
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Retirement Plan Would Double City Employee Benefits
A new retirement plan favored by city employees would cost about 240000 dollars annually, more than twice the current 100000. It would double basic benefits and include disability and life coverage, with employee contributions rising to 4 percent. About 315 regular city employees eligible. excludes fire and police, urban renewal workers, and some others. Council approval required.
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Ford weighs extra aid for South Vietnam and Cambodia
President Ford is giving intensive consideration to a South Vietnamese plea for additional U S funds. Press secretary says the current aid level is inadequate and details depend on decisions. advisers also consider aid to Cambodia. The context involves countering a Communist offensive after Phuoc Long falls. Congress approved 1 billion but later cut to 700 million.
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