Indictments Could Harm Governor Docking Political Time
Kansas Democratic Governor Robert Docking faces a political windfall for opponents as grand jury indictments touch him and his brother Dick Docking and aide Richard Malloy. Republicans hope the scandal weakens his path to a fifth term or Senate bid, while Democrats argue public reaction remains uncertain. Citations say Docking seeks candor and continued cooperation with investigators.
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Baling Wire Shortage Sparks Price Control Clash
Oklahoma Senator Henry Bellmon warns the baling wire shortage could raise milk and beef costs if Phase 3 price ceilings persist. He criticizes the Cost of Living Council for delays in lifting the $14 per roll price, urging action to restore production and curb farm losses.
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Nixon
Subscriptions Rates for Lawton Constitution and Press
The Lawton Constitution announces subscription prices for Lawton Fort Sill Geronimo and statewide mail delivery. Rates cover daily weekly Sunday and Monday editions with varying monthly and yearly totals for Oklahoma and other states including APOs.
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Nixon Plans To Soften Drug Proposal In Congress
President Nixon plans a softened version of the 1973 narcotics bill with reduced minimum sentences and broader drug scope. The plan would keep judge denial of bail for trafficking but shift risk and burden of proof, aiming to gain Congressional support while noting constitutional concerns.
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Hijackers go on trial for Athens airport killings
Two Palestinians Abd el Shafik 22 and Khantouran Palaal 21 go on trial in Athens for the killing of five airline passengers and wounding 55 at Athens airport last August. Security surrounds the courthouse as Greek and American forces maintain heightened vigilance with armored guards and armed patrols near Phaleron Bay.
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