Kissinger Says Egypt and Israel Move Toward Draft Accord
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger announced both Egypt and Israel back his push for a troop pullback accord on the Suez front. He noted drafting teams will work on detailed language for a cease fire and force withdrawal. Kissinger spoke with Egyptian President Sadat at Aswan amid a tense, complex negotiation.
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Suez
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Aswan
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Sadat
Jerusalem
East Bank
Sadat Im Aswan
Sinai Desert
Sadar
Sinai
Three-judge panel backs disbarment of Spiro Agnew in Maryland
A special three-judge panel recommended that former Vice President Spiro T Agnew be disbarred from practicing law in Maryland, citing his no contest plea to a federal tax charge as deceitful and harmful to the justice system. The panel certified its recommendation to the Maryland Court of Appeals for final action.
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Spiro T Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Ann Breen
Agnews
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Maryland Court of Appeals
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Bar Association
Justice Department
U.S
Court of Appeals
Drastically Increased Boathouse Fees Urged
ITY Manager Larry Fountaine proposed sharply higher boathouse space fees at a Lakes and Lands Commission meeting. Current fees are 20 per space per year, with proposed rates up to 200 per year for a 20 foot space at Schoolhouse Slough, plus 4 to 5 per front foot at other sites. Local opposition arose as commissioners debated the impact on boaters and private space rentals.
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Larry Fountaine
City Lakes and Lands Commission
Lakes Lawtonka
Fllsworth
Schoolhouse Slough
Commission
Phil
Fountaine
Council To Mull Plastic Pipe and Alcohol Laws
ITV councilmen face a long agenda with two main items a plastic pipe policy and a new alcoholic beverage ordinance. The liquor plan includes a $100 operating license for Laverns and centralized licensing by the License and Permit Advisory panel.
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ITV
Laverns
Council discusses boat house fees and lake access
Easton and Fountaine debated suspending fees or setting them by resolution on boathouses at the lakes. Easton supported amending fees while noting Schoolhouse Slough improvements increased spaces and boating access. The commission approved a new ordinance regulating boat houses with changes.
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Fountaine
Fountaine Farlier
Draft registrationsdown here too
Oklahoma and the nation see declines in draft registrations after the U S military draft ended. Col Herbert Hope stresses all males must register within 60 days before their eighteenth birthday, even with the all volunteer force. Local officials report some drop but public awareness efforts continue.
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Dave Brittain
Oklahoma
Selective Service
Col
Herbert Hope
Hope
Lawton
Supreme Court to weigh free space for political replies in editorials
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether states may require newspapers to print political candidates’ replies to editorial attacks with equal prominence. The case stems from Florida’s 1913 law, challenged as a First Amendment violation, while the court also tackled related matters on obscenity law and access to confidential records in separate actions. The term’s docket includes cases on Mexican laborers’ seasonal U.S. work commutes and other press rights.
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Supreme Court Today
Florida
State Supreme Court
Albany, Ga
Carnal Knowledge
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Mississippi
Fog Clamps Lawton Airport Flights In Oklahoma
Dense fog blanketed Lawton and southwest Oklahoma halting operations at Lawton Municipal Airport with zero visibility early today. All incoming and departing flights statewide and in some Texas airports were canceled. weather crews expect clearer conditions by tonight and Tuesday with highs in the 60s and 70s.
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Lawton
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Texas
National Weather Service
Boy survives lioness mauling in Florida incident
A six inch neck wound and chest bites left Ryan Murphy in serious condition after a lioness named Sonia attacked him while he rode a tricycle near Kenneth Burnstine's estate in Fort Lauderdale. The lioness was later restrained by Burnstine's stepson Gary Pearce. Officials planned to observe Sonia for rabies before sending her to a tourist attraction. A separate Tarpon Springs incident involved Leda Brownell, injured by a leopard that was later shot and killed.
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Ryan Murphy
Florida
Kenneth G. Burnstine
Burnstine
Gary Pearce
Poliice
Sonia
Tarpon Springs
Leda Brownell
United Way Nears Goal Despite End Date Extension
Lawton Fort Sill United Way has raised 357661 dollars, 99.3 percent of the 360000 goal, with 140 letters sent to prior donors urging late pledges. City residents have given 217487 to date, military and civil service staff up 12 dollars from last year, plus 134266 from the Combined Federal Campaign.
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United Way
Howard Smith
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