Butz predicts decline in food costs by year end
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz told the National Canners Association that food prices, now at a record high, should begin to fall by year end though public pressure over farm chemicals like DES could reduce farm efficiency and raise consumer costs. He warned against returning to older production methods.
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San Francisco
Earl L. Butz
Butz
National Canners Association
Agriculture Department
Inside Editorials and Columns Overview
The page lists sections including Editorials at page 6 Dear Abby at page 13 Markets sports classifieds bridges obituaries and entertainment office Want Ads circulation and contact numbers for hospital and office staff.
Nixon to address 1974 budget with 268.7 billion tab
President Nixon announced a nationwide radio address detailing the 1974 budget totaling 268.7 billion dollars. Senate leader Mansfield said the deficit would approach 12 billion, with 74 percent of outlays deemed uncontrollable leaving about 66 billion controllable by the administration and Congress.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Capitol Hill
Mansfield
Congress
City Lakes See Strong Runoff From Recent Rains
City lakes Lawtonka Ellsworth and Elmer Thomas continue to receive runoff from recent rains. Lawtonka up 120 feet since Monday Ellsworth up about a foot. Elmer Thomas full and overflowing. Pump transfers from Ellsworth to Lawtonka to resume after repairs.
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Lawton
L. T. Morrison
Lake Lawtonka
Lake Ellsworth
Harrison
Lawtonka
Ellsworth
Lake Elmer Thomas
Gerald Little
New Press Aide Named By Hall
Gov. David Hall named Ed Hardy press secretary replacing Joe Carter. Hardy, 37, longtime WKY radio news director in Oklahoma City, previously worked for The Associated Press and ABC News in Detroit New York. Carter will join the Democratic National Committee as communications director.
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Hall
David Hall
WKY
Tor Ed Hardy
Joe Carter
Hardy
Oklahoma City
The
Associated Press
Detroit
ABC Radio News
New York
LURA OKs delay in land delivery for downtown bank project
The Lawton Urban Renewal Authority votes a four month extension with City National Co. Inc. delaying land delivery to June 1 from February 1 for a downtown bank and office complex. Two law firms and renters occupy a half block on D Avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets.
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Lura OK
Awton Urban Renewal Authority
City National Co. Inc
D Avenue
Fifth
Sixth Streets
LURA
Nicklas
Oklahoma Abstract Co
March
Lawton
Rogers Leaves for Paris to Sign Vietnam Cease Fire
Secretary of State William P. Rogers heads to Paris to sign a two‑page cease‑fire pact ending the Vietnam conflict. The accord will be inked in two ceremonies with North Vietnam and the Vietcong and with the United States and South Vietnam, as Kissinger explains the separate pages. The plan aims for a 7 p.m. EST Saturday cease‑fire and possible extensions to Laos and Cambodia.
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Rogers
Paris
Vietnam
Washington
William P. Rogers
Andrews
Maryland
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Vietcong
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Laos
Cambodia
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
United States
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington, D. C
More Than 100 U S POWs To Return In Two Weeks
Secretary Melvin Laird announced that operations to free U S prisoners from Hanoi will begin next week with over 100 POWs returning within two weeks. The plan routes prisoners via Vientiane to Clark AFB in the Philippines, with no landing in Vientiane. A list of POWs will be sent to Paris and may be released publicly early next week after notifying next of kin.
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U.S
Laird
Hanoi
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Vientiane
Laos
Henry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
Paris
Pentagon
Today
United States
Oklahoma President confirms Fairbanks contract with Patriots
Norman Oklahoma AP reports Dr. Paul F. Sharp president of the University of Oklahoma says the university has been informed that football coach Chuck Fairbanks has signed a contract with the New England Patriots.
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Maj
John Hood
Education Services Division
Fort Sill
Paul Sharp
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Sharp
Sill
Federal Aviation Administration
Cameron College
Chamber of Commerce
Lawtonian
Vietnam cease fire signing to be televised nationwide
Bells will toll and flags fly as Americans attend special services Saturday to mark the formal cease fire in Vietnam. Networks will air taped and live coverage of the Paris signing session, with early hours taped for midmorning broadcasts and live satellite coverage of the two power accord.
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Vietnam
New York
Paris
Two GIs Die As Viet Attacks Surged Across South Vietnam
AP reports two Americans killed and nearly 400 Vietnamese dead in a 24 hour period of heavy fighting throughout South Vietnam. U S and Vietnamese forces launched their heaviest air strikes in eight months as Bien Hoa and Da Nang bases faced rocket and ground assaults.
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South Vietnam
Bien Hoa
da Nang
United States
North Vietnam
Saigon
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