Keathley Ranch Sells Major Assets At County Auction
Comanche county sale liquidates Keathley family holdings including Mary Lou Ranch near Meers 40 acres selling to Larry Cabelka for 256.10 dollars Katy K Meat Processing Plant sold to Comanche County Industrial Development Authority for 97 dollars rendering plant sold to Dr Don Beavers Lawton for 330 000 dollars two homes in Lawton also sold proceeds to satisfy a 79 360 dollar judgment against the Keathleys and satisfy debts to Oklahoma Industrial Finance Authority and Comanche County Industrial Development Authority
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Keathley
Comanche County
Mary Lou Ranch
Meers
Katy-K
E. C
Lawton
E. D
Hi-Vi Dog Food Company
Rush Springs
Mary Lou
Larry Cabelka
Hi-Vi Dov Food Ti
Reash Springs
Mi-Vi
Keathiey
Oklahoma Industrial Finance Authority
Comanche County Industrial Development Authority
Sheridan Bank of Lawton
Keathley Enterprises
Third Offer Arrives For Downtown Shopping Mall Project
The Lawton Urban Renewal Authority received a third proposal by mail from a Tulsa attorney representing four financial investors and an experienced shopping center contractor. The group aims to develop the 300,000 square feet central mall with 800,000 feet of planned parking, potentially starting construction in 1974.
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Lawton Urban Renewal Authority
Tulsa
Warren F. Young
Young and Peaster
Central Mall
Lura
Oklahoma City
Lara
Arch March
Very
Young
Lawton Development Company
Parks- Jones Realtors
Lawton
Fit- Aler-Knoblock-Furry Architects
Cravens-Quillian Mortgage Company
Jack ,Jacobs and Company
Chicago
Central Business District
March
Oklahoma Snowstorm Halts Classes Statewide
Oklahoma remains under a major winter storm with sleet and ice and up to four inches of snow in the north. Highway Patrol warned Driving conditions could worsen. many districts closed or delaying classes including Lawton and Fort Sill. One child died in Sequoyah County as crews report numerous accidents and minor storm injuries.
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Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
National Weather Service
Pennsylvania
Sequoyah
Lawton
Fort Sill
Hugh Bish
Global tensions rise as energy, missiles, and canal talks unfold
President Nixon warns that energy shortages threaten world prosperity. Adm Moorer reports Russian missiles reaching Tel Aviv with SCUDs. Negotiators near a Panama Canal return agreement covering sovereignty defense and a new wider canal. In Colombia a plane crash kills 40 with no survivors. In Britain, nearly 1,000 railway engineers walk off job, halving London commuter flow. California reports a major earthquake with several readings around 7.1 to 7.5.
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Washington
Panama Canal and Canal Zone
Panama
U.S
London
Federal audit of U S refiners under way
Energy chief William E Simon announced a joint task force from the Federal Energy Office and the Internal Revenue Service will audit price, profit, and supply records of all 140 U S refiners. The program aims to ensure price increases reflect cost changes and to verify crude oil and product supply reports.
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U.S
Ashington
William E Simon
Federal Energy Office
Internal
Revenu Service
Simon
United States
Washington
Kissinger Heads to Cairo for Sadat Meier Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger flies to Egypt for talks with President Sadat and Prime Minister Meir on a disengagement plan for the Suez Canal area. He plans two meetings with Sadat, one with Meir, and a news conference with Energy Chief William Simon.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
United States
Israel
Suez Canal
Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Golda Meir
William Simon
Nixon
U.S
Egypt
Canal
Japanese Policy Sparks Thai Student Outcry in Bangkok
In Bangkok Thai student leaders led by Sombat Thamrongtanya vong denounced Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka after talks failed to end import quotas or balance of trade deficits. Demonstrations continued outside Government House as Tanaka pledged Thai rice rubber and tin purchases and urged Japanese firms to aid local development.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Kakuei Tanaka
Sombat
Thamrongtanyavong
National
Tanaka
Government House
Charnchal Seethavorn
Sanya Tha
Black ex soldier to receive $25,000 after Brownsville dishonors
Dorsie Willis, the last survivor of three black Army companies punished after the 1906 Brownsville incident, will receive $25,000 from the federal government in a Minneapolis ceremony. Willis, now 87, spent decades working as a porter and shoeshine man before retirement in 1972, and sought broader compensation while noting the long wait.
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Neapolis
Minn
Dorsie Willis
U.S. Army
Willis
Brownsville
Fort Brown
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Keathley Ranch
Travis
Kenneth
John
Sat. J.C
Mrs. Allen
Arlington
San Clemente
Calif
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Stalfl
Russiins
Tel Aviv
Bogota
Colombia
Berkeley
Southwest Pacific Ocean
University of California Seismographic Station
National Earthquake Information Service
Boulder
Colo
U.S Geological Survey
Hololulu
Wat
Feo
Ceil
American Petroleum Institute
Direct
FEC
IRS
Jerusalem
Cairo
Japan
Tex
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