Oklahoma Senate Returns Hall Appointments to Gov Boren
The Oklahoma Senate on Thursday returned about 155 appointments made by former Gov Hall to Gov David Boren for confirmation. Boren's inheritance tax cut bill passed, while lawmakers weigh his budget plan including a 4.8 million supplemental highway request and possible 20 million income tax cut opposition from welfare groups. Howard predicts adjustments to the budget and considers shifting 5.4 million in sales tax to support University Hospital and OU Health Sciences Center.
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U S Beef Imports Fall Sharply in 1974 Prefinal Totals
Washington AP reports preliminary Agriculture Department figures show 1974 imports of fresh, frozen and chilled beef through November totaled under 974 million pounds, a 22 percent drop from January–November 1973. Australia led declines at 456.1 million pounds, down 28 percent. New Zealand 242.4 million, down 14 percent. Mexico fell 35 percent, Canada 34 percent, and Nicaragua 46 percent.
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