Kissinger predicts lifting Arab oil embargo before disengagement
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said the Arab oil embargo against the United States is expected to end before the Egypt Israel disengagement along the Suez Canal is completed. He declined to date, signaling optimism based on negotiations and the 40 60 day timetable for force separation.
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U.S
Kissinger
Egypt
Israel
Sec
Retary
United States
America
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Sadat
Ford Says Nixon Played No Role In Tape Erasure
Vice President Ford says Nixon told him he was not involved in erasing an 18 minute portion of a White House tape. He added the President believed not involved and expressed concern over a coordinated impeachment effort. Ford discussed Watergate with Nixon and urged the President not to resign.
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John Ehrlichman
Kissinger
Plumbers
White House
Ford
Nixon
Washington
Gerald R. Ford
H.R. Haldeman
U.S
John J Sirica
John Dean III
Grand Jury
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Turmoil in Northern Ireland Assembly over power sharing
The Northern Ireland legislative assembly adjourned after a three minute session amid clashes between moderate and militant Protestants. Former Prime Minister Brian Faulkner led the government group into the chamber as hardliners refused to vacate benches. Nat Minford suspended the session amid a riot-like uproar. Henry West was elected Ulster Unionist leader, replacing Faulkner following his Jan 7 resignation over sharing power with Catholics.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland Legislative Assembly
Brian Faulkner
Executive Commission
Assembly
Stormont
Faulkner
Nat Minford
Minford
Ulster Unionist Party
Henry W. West
Council OKs Lowest Boathouse Fee Plan
City council votes 5-4 for the lowest recommended boathouse space fee, setting Schoolhouse Slough at 1.50 per front foot or 60 a year for 40 feet and other lakes at 1 per front foot. A compromise proposal and an extended debate over flotation barrels followed. The council also conveyed reversionary rights in a railroad right of way to the corporation.
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ITY
Lake Lawtonka
Lake Filsworth
Schoolhouse Slough
City Lakes and Lands Commission
Robinson's Landing
Lake Ellsworth
Larry Fountaine
Roy B. Hooper Jr
Wayne Smith
Cleo Craig
Larry Ferguson
Max Seibold
Dan Glascock
Willie Hopkins
Whit Ozier
Mrs. Roberts
Chicago, Rhode Island and Pacific Railway Company
Cade
Cameron seeks 46.6 percent funding hike for Cameron College
Oklahoma State Regents propose a 46.6 percent boost to Cameron College for the coming year. Chancellor E T Dunlap cites extensive study and needs assessment. The requested increase equals 1,013,532 dollars, part of a state-wide 29,550,256 dollar higher education package. See CAMERON, Page 4.
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Oklahoma State Regents For Higher Education
Cameron College
E. T. Dunlap
Cameron
Economics Is Key Issue In '74, Mayor Says
Mayor Don Whitaker says Lawton faces a 1974 driven by economic factors including industry the Waurika Reservoir and the Downtown Renewal Project. He cites the reservoir potential to supply about 23 million gallons per day and urges voters to approve storage rights. Whitaker notes Leviton Manufacturing and a second blue chip firm may locate here, stressing the need to broaden the economic base and create jobs. Downtown mall proposals are under review by the Urban Renewal Authority with three developers under consideration.
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Dave Brittain
Lawton
Whitaker
Leviton Manufacturing Co
Company
Jurors Impaneled as Hall Probe Looms in Oklahoma City
A 23 member federal grand jury was sworn in by Judge Fred Daugherty to probe Gov David Hall. Foreman Cleo Olson and deputy foreman Thelma Thompson were named. Dorothy Pike remains missing as officials seek her testimony under court order. Burkett seeks a stay from the Denver circuit to delay Pike’s testimony.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
U.S. District Court
Fred Daugherty
Cleo Olson
Duncan
Thelma Thompson
Shawnee
Dorothy Pike
Stephen Chandler
Denver
Chandler
Pike
U.S. Circuit Court Court
William J Holloway Jr
Burkett
Gov
Hall
Holloway
Circuit Court
Fuel Prices Lead Hike In U S Cost Of Living
The December CPI rose five tenths of one percent, pushing 1973 inflation to 8.8 percent, the worst in 27 years. Energy costs fueled much of the rise while food and mortgage interest also climbed, though some food items and used cars declined.
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U.S
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Nixon
Weather: Warmer trend with partial clouds in Lawton area
Readings indicate slightly warmer conditions in Lawton and southwest Oklahoma through tonight with easing cloudiness. Temperatures forecast from mid 40s this afternoon to upper 20s tonight and about 50 Wednesday, with Monday high near 71 and low 40.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Federal funds to boost 1974 housing boom in Texas
HUD Secretary James T Lynn announced 6.6 billion dollars in federal funds for 1974 to back the construction of 206000 housing units with 7 percent mortgages. The plan includes lowering FHA and VA insured loan ceilings from 8 to 8 percent and government guarantees to cover the 1 percent gap.
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Ouston, Tex
James T Lynn
Lynn
National Association of Home Builders
Federal National Mortgage Association
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H Street
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Atlantic City
N.J
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Norma Roberts
Commission
Roberts
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Larrance
D and F Avenues
Jerry Cade
Fairmont Foods Company
Fairmont
Byrne Bowman
Abby
Aon
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