Jurors Given Oath as Hall Probe Advances in Oklahoma City
Court action tightens pressure on Gov Hall associate figures as grand jury subpoenas target four associates and Mrs Pike. Judge Chandler weighs compelling IRS records while probing campaign contributions and contracting deals.
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FBI
Gov Hall
Pike
IRS
Hall
Nixon health and energy crisis top Senate briefing
President Nixon declares good health. The energy crisis is a real concern for Americans. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield urges facts to be laid out and signals committee work should extend if needed. He says impeachment judgment belongs to the House. The Senate will act responsibly in cooperation with the President.
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Nixon
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Mike Mansfield
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Senate Watergate Committee
Leon Jaworski
House Judiciary Committee
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Homebuilders urge rate cuts to boost housing
Louisville builder George C. Martin led a news conference criticizing Nixon administration housing policy as inadequate. He demanded deeper interest-rate cuts and emergency mortgage credit act, calling for release of impounded housing funds and lower FHA and VA rates to 7 percent after a drop in 1973 housing starts from 2.084 million in 1971 and 2.379 million in 1972 to about 2.05 million.
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George C. Martin
Martin
Louisville
Nixon
Oklahoma Regents budget proposal to be reviewed by legislature
Cameron institutions shifted from budget function to educational program method this year. Dunlap says the change enables precise budget needs. The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education budget request for all state institutions will be considered by the legislature convened last week.
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Dunlap
Oklahoma
Canadians Hold $121 Billion in Life Insurance at Year’s End
At the close of 1970 Canadians owned life insurance policies totaling $121 billion. The figure reflects broad participation across demographics and indicates a substantial growth in coverage during the year.
Sadat ties Arab stance to military disengagement pledge
Sadat arrived in Algeria amid calls for Arab unity over the U S backed disengagement with Israel. He said the accord is a military pact with no political meaning and warned no Geneva talks with Israel without Syria disengagement first. He argued Palestinian participation must be addressed after military steps.
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Pine Wood Derby to be Held by Cub Pack 177
Cub Pack 177 will host a Pine Wood Derby at Westwood Elementary from 5 to 8:30 p.m. on Thursday with about forty five scouts competing for trophies for the top four finishers and three craftsman awards plus a father of the race winner prize. Invited dignitaries include Brig Gen Robert J Koch Fort Sill Mayor Don Whitaker Chief Alfred Hennessee and City Planner Larry Fountaine to start the first race. The four Pack 177 winners advance to the district derby on March 5.
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Robert J. Koch
U.S. Field Artillery School
Fort Sill
Don Whitaker
Alfred Hennessee
Larry Fountaine
Fuel Prices Spark Sharp U S Inflation Toward 1973 Pace
Government data show last year's price surge driven by a 20.1 percent rise in food costs, with gasoline up 44 percent and fuel oil up 46.8 percent over the year. December earnings averaged $149.17 weekly, before inflation adjustments.
Lawton Trust Plans 560000 Revenue Bonds for Fairmont Purchase
Four Lawton men and one Altus man reached a tentative agreement to issue 560000 in revenue bonds to buy the Lawton branch of Fairmont Foods. The Lawton Industrial Trust Authority will meet at City Hall to approve, with Oklahoma Industrial Finance Authority also needing approval. Buyers include Jack Carter, Cleo Craig, J C Kennedy, Ed Crimmins, and Jack Barnes. Buildings and land are covered. inventory not included.
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Fairmont Food Company
Altus
Lawton Industrial Trust Authority
O. B. Lord
City Hall
Jack Barnes
Omaha
Fairmont Foods Company
Lord
Lawton Trust
Oklahoma Industrial Finance Authority
Invetory
Joan
Rape and Smut Trials Open in Lawton District Court
Juries were seated for trials of Steve Carel, a 25 year old junior high teacher charged with second degree rape involving two 14 and 15 year old girls, and Randy Griffin, 26, facing a similar charge for a 15 year old. Venus Book Mart Inc and Steven R Hess are tried on selling obscene material to a police officer, then a second felony charge of exhibiting an obscene motion picture.
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Carel
Randy Griffin
Lawton
Venus Book Mart Inc
Cache Road
Steven R. Hess
Federal
Dave Jacobs
Venus
Dist
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Fire Department Responds to Multiple Alarms Locally
Lawton Fire Department logged several calls Monday and early Tuesday including a bathroom fire at 1613 B, a grass blaze at 2904 Templeton Terrace, another grass fire at 3100 Ferris, and a grass fire at 24th and Jefferson. A furnace check occurred at 3452 Cache Road late Monday night. Tuesday morning saw a minor apartment fire at 622 Bishop Road.
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24Th
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Cache Road
Bishop Road
Removal of mature forest creates tundra like landscape
A mature forest’s removal leaves a barren tundra like landscape with exposed soil and sparse vegetation, altering local ecosystems and energy balance.
Lawton Mayor Flags Energy and Growth Plans
Lawton Mayor Whitaker outlines energy conservation as a key economic factor for 1974 and details city actions from 1973, including conservation policies for city vehicles, lower heating thermostats, and a new council manager form. He names a three member committee to study resident needs and future energy policy, and notes progress on finances, a new library, Gore Boulevard plans, and the sewage plant bid schedule.
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Gore Boulevard
How to choose a healthy pet before adoption
A practical guide on buying a puppy or kitten, focusing on temperament and health indicators. Look for a social, non sulking animal with clear eyes, clean coat, and good movement. Check for skin, ear, and dental health, watch eating habits, aim for 8 to 12 weeks, and have a veterinarian inspect the pet.
Stock Market Holds Slight Edge In Gains
The stock market stayed modestly higher after an early gain, with blue chips flat. The Dow was about 854.63 at noon, while NYSE advances beat declines 7 to 4 as market mood absorbed Monday's mixed signals.
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New York Stock Exchange
Ted Bukowski
E. F. Hutton Co
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