Ford energy tax plan sparks mixed political reaction
Democrats push for targeted tax refunds favoring low and middle income families while others call the plan dramatic and comprehensive. Critics warn the energy tax measures may fuel inflation and bias regions dependent on fuel oil for heating.
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Bill Brock
Tenn
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Hugh Scott
Ford
Alan Cranston
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Jefferson jurors named in trial listed with addresses
Jurors in the Jefferson trial include R. E. Nelson 2225 Pollard Alland E. Grossman 5706 Glenn Frances M. Peck 1419 NW 23rd William Lovick 4709 Wilshire Terrace Minnie F. Lipscomb 1014 Monroe Margaret L. Whitten 3011 E. Gore Bebe Reimer 7516 Stonegate Drive Dan Moore 902 S. Fifth Charles A. Beake Rt 3 Lawton Jo Ann Bennett 1417 NW 22nd Wylinda Smith 1306 S. Second Tom Bradford 2609 Ave I In a separate felony case Gary Watkins Manning was acquitted of armed robbery at GEICO Finance Co. on Aug 9 Three employees testified two could not identify Manning Fort Sillman’s Dallas motel receipt dated Aug 9 10 and 11 Links to Battles who pleaded guilty to operating a bawdy house Manning’s jurors included Leonard W. Chalkley 1231 Logan J. B. Maroon Rt 1 Apache Maxine L. Woodall 4206 Bedford Drive John F. Baughman 3818 Lake Vera Johnson 2101 Atlanta Helen M. Holman 1127 Kim Lillian M. Peters 807 Magnolia Vetra Rhody 1631 NW 26th Ednaro Campbell 237 Northwood Paul J. Hannah 809 Euclid Willie B. Butler 1704 Garfield Gerald E. Harrison 3207 Coachman Place
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R. E. Nelson
Pollard
Alland E. Grossman
Glenn
Frances M. Peck
William Lovick
Wilshire Terrace
Minnie F. Lipscomb
Monroe
Margaret L. Whitten
E. Gore
Bebe Reimer
Stonegate Drive
Dan Moore
Charles A. Beake
Lawton
Jo Ann Bennett
Fort Sillman
Dallas
Tex
Manning
Charles M
Doc) Battles
Battles
Leonard W. Chalkley
Logan
J. B. Maroon
Apache
Maxine L. Woodall
Bedford Drive
John F. Baughman
Lake
Vera Johnson
Atlanta
Helen M. Holman
Kim
Lillian M. Peters
Magnolia
Vetra Rhody
Ednaro Campbell
Northwood
Paul J. Hannah
Euclid
Willie B. Butler
Garfield
Gerald E. Harrison
Coachman Place
Residency rulings and travel rights in divorce welfare cases
The court ruled divorce welfare payments unconstitutional with residency rules. Justice Marshall and Justice Brennan dissented, arguing the majority abandoned travel and marital association rights. A farmer quotes a woodchuck dialogue about eating to dig holes and holes to gain an appetite.
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Thurgood Marshall
William J. Brennan
Bond Projects Receive Full Council Backing in City Bid Plan
The City Council unanimously approved a $7.5 million bond package tied to a sales tax plan to fund waterline relocations and new towers in the industrial park, Gore Boulevard land, and Lake Ellsworth property. Bids on Flower Mound Road expected 30 days after the vote with further schedules for Lee Sheridan and East Lawton projects.
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Flower Mound Road
Lee Boulevard
Sheridan Road
Lawton
East Lawton
Gore Boulevard
Lake Ellsworth
Lee
Sheridan
Gore
Lowton Fire Department Responds to Two House Fires
Fire crews answered alarms Tuesday at 2:50 am on 625 N 58th for a minor house fire and at 7:20 am on 2423 D for another minor house fire. Yearly dispatch total reaches 62.
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The
Lowton Fire Department
Average American gait: men nine miles daily women ten
The text states that men average nine miles of walking per day while women average ten miles, highlighting a gender difference in daily walking distance. It presents a simple comparative statistic without broader context.
Third Suspect In Robbery Surrenders in Lawton Case
Lawton police report the final of three juvenile suspects surrendered after the Saturday robbery and beating at Nite & Day Food Store. Victim B. W. Harris, 63, required stitches for a head laceration and was treated at Comanche County Memorial Hospital.
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B. W. Harris
Lawton
Harris
Jose Vazquez
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Task Force
Alvin Gatlin
James Snyder
Sixth and
Summit
Lawton High School
Lee
Roy Deck
Whitaker Training School
Hammon
Deck
Vazquez
I Avenue
Freshman Democrats Move to Oust Senate Chairs
Freshman lawmakers in the House led by Rep Richard Ottinger push to dethrone veteran committee chairmen while Sens Mondale Pearson seek to curb filibuster power to three fifths. The New Hampshire Senate seat dispute was sent to the full Senate after a four four Rules Committee vote.
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New Hampshire
Senate
House
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
New Hampshire Senate
Rules Committee
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Ed Edmonson
Richard L. Ottinger
D-N.y
Ottinger
Convoy Violates Peace Accord Amid South Vietnam Tensions
A broadcast reports a convoy violated the peace accord and accuses the U S of escalating military involvement in South Vietnam. It claims the Thieu government receives a green light to commit cease-fire violations. The piece notes Mexico imports are 66 percent from the United States.
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Nguyen van Thieu
United States
South Vietnam
Thieu Clique
Former deputies acquitted amid jail release controversy
A six person jury found Elkins and LaFrance not guilty as testimony detailed that Burke and Grooms were released from jail to obtain information for ongoing murder arson and Patsy Owens cases. Witnesses described jail time credits and later completions of sentences while prosecutors argued the releases aided officials.
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Field
Crane
Burke and Grooms
Atty
David Aubrey
Jackie Hughes
Maybelle Frye
Grooms
Burke
LaFrance
Patsy Owens
Special Dist
John F. Taylor
Roy B. Moore
Moore
Jail Overcrowding Prompts County Prison Reforms
Comanche County Sheriff says state prison overcrowding worsens as old locks fail and repairs lag. He urges quick action and interagency cooperation to house excess prisoners, while noting jury delays and new pre sentence laws may ease the load.
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Rogers
Comanche County
Assoc. Dist
J. Winston Raburn
Raburn
George Mitchell
Alford Hennessee
Mitchell
McAlester
Boren Pledges Veto Of Funds For Bicentennial Commission
Oklahoma Governor David Boren vows to veto any state appropriations to the Bicentennial Commission. He favors voluntary contributions and cites urgent needs such as rural medical programs, insisting government funds should not finance the celebration.
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Oklahoma City
David Boren
Boren
Commission
Markets Oklahoma Livestock Report Scrollthrough
Oklahoma City cattle and calves sales 3200 head with slaughter cows up 25 to 50, canner and cutter steady, bulls uneven with few early 21.00 to 25.25 and one at 27.00, replacement cows 12.25 to 17.50. Hogs 800 head with barrows and gilts not established, sows steady to 36.10.
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Oklahoma City
Contamination at Silkwood Case Ties Kerr-McGee Violations
Sterile warnings surface as Miss Silkwood's apartment and her plutonium lab associates test positive for contamination. Strasma notes one violation for failing to identify two urine samples from a prior incident. A second probe cites Kerr-McGee for not reporting equipment problems to the AEC, exceeding plutonium limits in a work area, and using plutonium in an unauthorized form.
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Miss Silkwood
Strasma
AEC
Kerr-McGee
School levies to appear on January 28 election
A 20 mill city school operations levy plus a five mill building fund five mill emergency and 10 mill local support levy will be on the ballot January 28. The measures have passed for seven years and fund the current budget with no new levies. Zone One school board candidate filing closes at 5 p.m. Wednesday for the January 28 vote. Independent and dependent area schools also hold elections January 28 in dates and districts listed.
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Moore
Cache
Indiahoma
Comanche County
Chattanooga
Elgin
Fletcher
Geronimo
Sterling
Lawton
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