Nixon outlines wage and price controls Phase 3 plan
The White House announced Phase 3 of wage and price controls with a labor management advisory panel including AFL CIO leader George Meany to judge wage ceilings. The plan limits price hikes to cost growth, curbs firm profit margins, and expands reporting for large firms while easing others. Nixon seeks food price stabilization via supply boosts and health industry oversight, pledging restraint in federal spending.
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Polar bear hunting ban in Alaska requires federal permit
It is illegal to hunt polar bears in Alaska without a federal permit. The rule clarifies that only licensed federal authorization allows taking polar bears within Alaska waters and on state lands.
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Disputed Indian School land sold to non Indians records reveal
Tribes claim 791 acres east of the Indian School were sold to the government and seek to buy back at the original price of 71 733 dollars. They plan a feasibility study for jobs and industry with possible parks housing and shopping, while city proposals focus on parks and recreation.
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Fort Sill to head new Reserve and Guard readiness network
SILL said the III Corps Artillery unit will fall under Fort McPherson. The Fort Sill Readiness Group for Reserve and Guard units will be under a regional Fort Sam Houston command with similar groups at Fort Knox and Fort Sheridan. The regional commands report to Fort McPherson Force Command to boost defense readiness. A Health Service Command will supervise Reynolds Army Hospital at Fort Sill to improve health care delivery.
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Nixon aide Hunt pleads twice as judge rejects first plea
The article covers E Howard Hunt’s second guilty plea in the Watergate case with judge John Sirica insisting on pressing all six counts. Hunt is remanded on a $10,000 bond after the plea and absence from the defense table amid proceedings.
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United States
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Land Holdings in Southwest Oklahoma Are Surveyed
A study identifies over 2000 acres of land in Comanche and Tillman counties under a single certification. Most parcels are leased for farming and agricultural use, according to the official remarks.
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Tillman Counties
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Army Announces Major Streamlining and Base Realignment
The Army unveils a force reduction plan with closer to Ft. McPherson Ga and Ft. Meade Md as new regional commands. The Continental Army Command will cease, while Training and Doctrine Command forms at Ft. Monroe and Combat Developments Command merges. Fort Belvoir remains the Engineer Center and the 3rd Army HQ at Ft. McPherson is disbanded.
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Wheat program shift frees 15 million acres for crops
USDA says 15 million acres would be released from WHEAT program retirement allowing spring crops such as sorghum corn soybeans and oats on activated fields to qualify for basic benefits. Officials note grazing supports meat demand but lowers later payments. storms last fall hit harvests and prices rise with export demand.
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Car Hits Kills Capital Man in Oklahoma City
A 61 year old Oklahoma City man, Clifford Smith Goff, was fatally struck by a car while walking on a snow packed street Wednesday night. He died several hours later in an Oklahoma City hospital, raising the state's 1973 highway toll to 11.
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Woodsy Owl Calls for Battle Against Pollution
Woodsy Owl urges nation to join in the fight against pollution. He highlights smoggy skies, polluted lakes, littered countryside, and dying plants, trees, and animals, calling on citizens to care and act.
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