Oklahoma House Eye Penal Reform and State Issues
Oklahoma House members may open work on penal reform with Rep. David Riggs proposing stricter top official qualifications for the Department of Corrections. The agenda includes mass transit speed limits water transportation daylight saving time and federal revenue sharing discussions as lawmakers begin the fourth week of the 1974 session.
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Lawton
Oklahoma House
OklahoMa City
David Riggs
Tulsa
State Department of Corrections
Riges
House
Senate
David Hall
Jim Hamilton
McAlester
Department of Corrections
Riggs
Earth Across and Down Puzzle Clues
Solving the crossword yields clues for across and down entries. Answers include minerals, excavation terms, moving stairs, and various common words with Latin behold and other references.
State lawmakers push corrections upgrades and transit plans
The Oklahoma Legislature advances a package to raise the state corrections director to a masters level and boost pay, while considering a Central Oklahoma Rapid Transit Authority across seven counties. A study proposal seeks a commission to plan water transport from eastern to western Oklahoma amid the energy crisis.
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House Environmental Quality Committee
Tom Bamberger
Oklahoma City
Bamberger
Central
Oklahoma
House Soil and Water Resources Committee
Skylab 3 Aboard Could Finish 84 Day Mission
Skylab 3 crew may complete a full 84 days despite a troubled gyroscope. Flight director Milton Windler said 18 days remain in the 12 week mission and enough backup control gas jets can keep the station stable. Carr Pogue and Gibson would avoid early return if needed.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Mission Control
Space Agency
Gerald P. Carr
Williams R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
Milton Windler
Windler
Carr
Where Will Mideast Oil Nations' Money Be Spent
A panel of economists predicts Arab oil revenues will fuel either a chain of King Faisal service stations or a surge in stock market prices. For 1974 six major Arab producers expect about 25 billion dollars in excess revenue, with total oil royalties around 88 billion, reshaping potential investments in developing nations and the U.S. economy.
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Mideast
New York
Peter B. Kenen
Princeton University
George P. Schultz
the Treasury
United States
Japan
Britain
Europe
Kenen
Wall Street
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