Nixon to address energy plan with bipartisan Congress meeting
President Nixon announced a noon Saturday radio address outlining the energy program and a Monday briefing with Kissinger for Middle East developments. He and Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott weighed energy bill timing and possible further bipartisan discussions as Congress resumes after recess.
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Washington
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Oval Office
Senate
Hugh Scott
Rpa
Scott
Kissinger
Congress
Gerald L. Warren
House
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Rhodes
Leviton Hopes To Open Plant Soon in Lawton Forum
Leviton Manufacturing executive Harvey Kram told about 250 at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon that the firm plans a Great Plains Manufacturing Co. Inc. plant in Lawton with initial hiring of about 200 workers and potential expansion to 1600 within five years. He urged local support to develop the embryo plant into a self sufficient operation, citing energy shortages as a key challenge. The start date and pilot plant timing were not specified.
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Chamber of Commerce Forum
Lawton
Don Whitaker
Harvey Kram
Leviton Manufacturing Company
T. J. Henry
Ben Langdon
Leviton Manufacturing Co Inc
Comanche County
Chamber of Commerce
Kram
Leviton
Great Plains Manufacturing Co. Inc
Lawton Area
Oklahoma
Nations To Separate Combat Forces On Suez Canal Front
Egypt and Israel signed disengagement documents along the Suez Canal today. Kissinger and Sadat planned further talks with Syria and Jordan as U S hopes for a broader peace pact grow. Maj. Gen. Ariel Sharon resigned in protest against the pullback.
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Suez Canal
Associated Press
Egypt
Israel
United States
Syria
Anwar Sadat
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Ariel Sharon
West Bank
Storms on Pacific Coast Bring Flood Warnings
A fast-moving storm drenched the Pacific Coast and Northwest with heavy rain and gale winds. Forecasters cautioned it may not exceed earlier flood-causing storms that hit five states.
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Pacific Coast
Northwest
New Soviet Ocean Surveillance Satellite Watches U S Navy
A new Russian ocean surveillance satellite launched before the end of 1973 monitors U.S. Navy carrier movements in the Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea. Ground stations in the Soviet Union receive data from the maneuverable radar satellite.
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Ashington
U.S. Navy
Indian Ocean
Arabian Sea
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Cooler Readings Predicted for Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma
Partly cloudy skies and cooler readings are forecast for Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma through Saturday. Temperatures tonight will fall to the low 30s with daytime highs in the low to mid 50s, following a high of 67 and a low of 37 on Thursday.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Oil-Shale Land Bid Accepted in Colorado Lease Auction
The Interior Department accepted a joint bid from Standard Oil of Indiana and Gulf Oil Co. of 210,505,600 for a 5,089 acre Colorado tract designated CA. It set a record 341,319.44 per acre, the highest ever in a federal mineral lease sale. The second high bid was 175,001,190 by Sun Oil Co. of Delaware.
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Washington
Interior Department
Colorado
Denver
Interior
Standard Oil of Indiana
Gulf Oil Co
Wyoming
Utah
Standard Oil and
Gulf
Department
Sun Oil Co
Delaware
Palestinian factions object to the Suez disengagement pact
Guerrilla sources in Beirut condemn the Israeli Egyptian agreement to separate forces along the Suez Canal. They say the move obscures the Palestinian struggle and seek to strengthen the Arab rejection front with Syria, Libya, and Algeria. Yasir Arafat met Sadat to discuss the pact. Saudi oil minister Yamani warns oil production will not rise until Israel withdraws all 1967 territories.
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East Bank
Gidi
Mitla
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Cairo
al Ahram
Suez Canal
Beirut
Syria
Libya
Algeria
Arab Rejection Front
Anwar Sadat
Aswan
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Yamani
Natin
Isras
Heating Oil Inventory Higher Than In 1973
Washington energy officials testified that heating oil inventories around mid March stood about 20 million barrels, nearly 30 percent above last year due to Arab embargo leakage warm weather and conservation. They warned spot shortages could occur if embargoes were fully effective and winter remained cold.
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House
John Sawhill
Federal Energy Office
American Petroleum Institute
Sawhill
Dean Martins Son Charged With Illegal Firearms Possession
Dean Martin Jr. 22, son of the entertainer, is arrested in Beverly Hills on unlawful posses sion of machine guns and related weapons. Authorities say five machine guns a .20 mm cannon and ammo were seized. an undercover agent bought an M16 and a North Korean AK47 for 675 dollars. The case stems from a month long probe led by U.S. Attorney William Keller and Steve Morrissey.
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Ashington
Dean Martin Jr
Dean Martin
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau
Department of the Treasury
Martin
Beverly Hills
Calif
Los Angeles
Washington
U.S
William Keller
Steve Morrissey
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