Book Store Guilty In Obscenity Case At Local Court
A district court jury found Venus Book Mart Inc and manager Steven R. Hess guilty on three counts of selling obscene materials, totaling 22500 in fines. Hess and Venus face a third felony charge over obscene material, with appeals underway and a continued public nuisance dispute over the 1206 Cache Road store.
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Venus Book Mart Inc
Venus
Steven R. Hess
Supreme Court
Hess
Don Galaway
Bill Doolin
Vernon Field
Gasaway
Doolin
Tulsa
Field
Cache Road
Nixon Asks Out In Oil Company Tax Breaks
The hearings show oil executives debating energy policy as White House efforts to curb shortages and rationing continue. Officials discuss tax breaks, conservation, price controls, and possible rollbacks while Cities Service reports a 50 percent quarterly profit rise.
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Nixon
Capitol Hill
Annon M. Card
Texaco
Z. D. Bonner
Gulf Oil
Congress
U.S
Jackson
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
United States
Cities Service Co
Withdrawal Nears as Israelis Readies Cairo Move
Ambulances from Suez aided a checkpoint thrust toward Cairo while military envoys met. Israel plans to complete force withdrawal by March 5 with new positions about 20 miles east of the canal and a UN buffer between armies. Al Ahram urged Syria to join in disengagement to enable a unified Arab strategy at Geneva.
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Suez
Kilometer 101
Cairo
United Nations
al Ahram
Syria
Egypt
Israel
Middle East
Jordan
Missing former secretary Mrs Hall seeks Pike deposition test
U S Attorney Burkett appeals ruling to force Dorothy Pike to testify and to locate her. A Chandler Oklahoma City hearing warned Pike with a deposition order if found out of state and a further court order compels disclosure of her whereabouts. Pike reportedly aided Hall by sharing IRS data on income and expenditures while fearing for personal safety. federal suits seek to prevent agents from aiding Pike in avoiding questioning and compel testimony.
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Dorothy Pike
Chandler
Oklahoma City
Pike
Internal Revenue Service
Hall
Burkett
IRS
County zoning hearing draws officials and public views
County Commissioners Frank White Bill Griswold and Oscar Sanders attended the public zoning hearing. Residents like R L Gilbert and Willard Bentley voiced support and concerns about county planning and a three mile zoning belt. Alan Sasser urged delaying adoption until federal guidance. Pamphlets 12 questions and answers were distributed and 1 400 copies mailed prior to the November hearing.
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Frank White
Bill Griswold
Oscar Sanders
White
Comanche County
R. L. Gilbert
Alan Sasser
Willard Bentley
Beta
Lawton
Bases consolidate 274 installations in 32 states
The plan foresees savings of about 3.5 billion dollars over ten years. The armed services occupy 451 major bases in the United States and 323 overseas, plus numerous smaller installations.
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Armed Services
United States
Watergate tapes and Dean under Grand Jury scrutiny
The report outlines ongoing Watergate developments including Hugh Scott disputing Dean, potential proof the White House knew of the cover up, and grand jury actions led by Leon Jaworski. It details Dean’s Sept 15 1972 and March 13 21 1973 meetings with the President and related testimony and subpoenas.
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Page One
Senate
Hugh Scott
Dean
Scott
White House
Watergate Committee
U.S
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Liddy
G. Gordon Liddy
H.R. Haldeman
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt
Grand Jury
Senate Committee
Presidential Campaign Committee
Goodwill Wins Parts Contract With Sprague Electric
Goodwill Industries of Southwest Oklahoma announced a contract to assemble computer resistor and capacitor units for Sprague Electric of Wichita Falls. The project, via the Opportunity Workshop, will hire about 25 workers within 60 to 90 days, producing over 15,000 parts weekly and paying more than 200000 in wages and benefits in 1974.
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Goodwill Industries
Southwest Oklahoma Inc
Texas Electric
J. C. Kennedy
Sprague Electric
Wichita Falls
Kennedy
Opportunity Workshop
Goodwill
D. C. Landrum
Lawton Goodwill
Landrum
Pet cemetery pricing for communal and individual burials
There are 410 cemeteries in the United States offering pet burials with communal plots at 29.50 and individual plots up to 150. Casket prices range from 36 for cats to 111 for dogs.
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U.S
Teacher Acquitted Of Rape In District Court
A 25 year old junior high science teacher and baseball coach was found not guilty of second degree rape by a district court jury after a 90 minute deliberation. The defendant, Steve Carel of Tomlinson Junior High, faces pending charges on a second statutory rape case from June 12.
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Steve Carel
Tomlinson Junior High School
Carel
Randy Griffin
Central
Yukon
Umbrellas Guard Against Rain in Loyal Community Effort
Residents donate and rally to protect vulnerable soils from erosion as umbrellas help cover paths and gardens. Community organizers praise ongoing support and urge continued contributions to sustain the rain protection initiative.
Reimer Heads Hospital Staff at Southwestern Clinic
Dr Paul Reimer was elected chief of staff at Southwestern Clinic Hospital this week, with Dr Richard Allgood named vice chief of staff and Dr William Davies as secretary. Reimer, a 25 year veteran, has credentials in pediatrics and radiology and held prior vice chief duties.
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Paul Reimer
Southwestern Clinic Hospital
Richard Allgood
William Davies
Reimer
Oklahoma State University
University of Oklahoma
University of Texas Hospital
Galveston
Tex
University of Arkansas
American Board of Pediatrics
American Board of Radiology
Allgood
Southwestern Medical Staff
American Board of Surgery
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State Supreme Court
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Stanford of
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Exxon
Mrs. Pike
Whereabouts
U. S
Kett
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Constitution & Press
Eters
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12Th and Lee
Summit
Vuon
Montgomery
Sheridan and Gore
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