Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma City OK zones winds snow
Weather summary from the U S Weather Bureau covers Oklahoma zones 1 through 16 with traveling advisories through tonight. Occasional snow and flurries expected into Thursday with 1 to 2 inches of new snow in several zones. Not as cold overall with lows near single digits to mid teens and highs in the 20s to 30s. Snow probabilities range from 30 to 60 percent, plus advisory guidance for northern Texas and Arkansas with possible 1 to 4 inch accumulations in spots.
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Nixon Nearing Final Decision On Phase 3 Rules
President Nixon nears a final decision on Phase 3 wage price controls with a possible rollout within weeks before April 30. The White House says a decision may come this week after economic advisers submit recommendations. Officials anticipate shifts including possible farm subsidy changes and a one year extension of the stabilization law.
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Population Mobility: 40 Million Move Annually
About twenty percent of the nation’s people relocate each year, roughly 40 million individuals moving at least once annually. The figure underscores the scale of internal migration and its impact on housing, employment, and community ties.
Denture Adhesive Promises Steadier Denture Hold
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH denture adhesive powder to prevent dentures from slipping or dropping. It claims a longer firmer hold for improved eating and comfort and advises seeing a dentist regularly for properly fitting dentures.
Scali to Meet Panama Power Play at UN Security Council
Ambassador Aquilino Boyd invites the 15 member council to Panama City March 15 21 to discuss international peace and security in Latin America amid canal treaty negotiations the U S Panama dispute and Panamanian sovereignty tours of the Canal Zone are anticipated while Scali faces potential veto power in case of a contentious resolution.
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Bliss Named Presiding Judge On Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals
C. F. Bliss, newly seated member of the State Court of Criminal Appeals and former Tahlequah district judge, was elected presiding judge of the three member court. Bliss was appointed last year by Gov. David Hall and will lead the court.
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Automatic time announcements by telephone begun in 1934
A brief note recalls that automatic time announcements by telephone began in 1934. The historical reference highlights early time signaling systems and their adoption by telephone networks.
Middleburg High Gym Destroyed by Noon Fire
Middleburg Oklahoma Middleburg High School loses its wooden gym in a noon time fire. Damage is estimated between 60 000 and 65 000 dollars. Principal Leon Burgess says the fire likely started near a water heater in the girls restroom and did not reach classrooms. There will be no school and no basketball practice today.
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