Rumsfeld backs Schlesinger policies and missile programs
Defense chief Rumsfeld endorses Schlesinger’s nuclear targeting approach and calls for bigger budgets to fund fighter planes tanks ships and strategic forces. He notes Soviet forces have grown and that the MX and Trident programs could expand while cruise missile development continues at a deliberate pace.
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United States
Pentagon
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Ford
Rumsfeld
Congress
Vladivostok
U.S
Defense
Fort Sill Posts Spending Drop in 1975 Quarter
Fort Sill reports a lower military population and reduced civilian employment with expenditures of 89.0947 million dollars for October to December 1975, down about 3.4018 million from the prior quarter. The drop stems from fewer equipment and supplies needs and military pay tied to fewer troops, while construction continues with 35.704988 million dollars in projects.
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Fort Sill
Sian Tie Subaads
Post Comptroller Office
Comptroller Office
Lawton Comanche County seek flexible road funds plan
A proposed starting plan allocates about 5 700 per 2 500 residents for road projects with broad use rules. Lawton and Comanche County officials stress allowances may shift as bills move, with funds possibly backing resurfacing construction or matching major programs.
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Boren
al Terrill
Lawton
House
Senate
Bob Morgan
State Highway Department
Lee Boulevard
Sheridan Road
Morgan
Comanche County
Frank White
White
Court balances press freedom with privacy in negligence test ruling
The court struck down a law presuming malice from injurious publication without motive and endorsed a negligence test for news reporting, defining it as using ordinary care to check facts and balance media rights with individual rights.
CB radio crew helps find injured soldier after crash on Mackenzie Hill
Police and MPs searched Rogers Lane and South Boundary Road areas but couldn't locate the crashed car. Catherine and Mark Rickman joined other CB operators to locate the House vehicle on Mackenzie Hill Road two miles west of Mow-way Road. Houle, not wearing a coat in 20 degree cold, was taken to RAH. House and Rickman children were cared for at the Rickmans' Lake Street home until discharge.
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SPD
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South Boundary Road
Alvin Gatlin
Harry
Dirty Harry
Ezzell
Catherine Rickman
Mark
Rickmans
Mackenzie Hill Road
Mow-way Road
Houle
Rah
Cherri Spencer
Bryan
Joey
Rickman
Lake
Lynnette
Oklahoma City Market Report Cattle Hogs Grains Prices
Oklahoma City AP reports cattle and calves 3200 head with active trade. Slaughter cows 24.00-27.50, bulls 26.50-31.00, heifers 29.00-32.00, replacement cows 22.00-26.00. Hogs 500 head with barrows 46.00-50.10, sows 39.00-39.60, US 1-3 50.25-56.00. State agriculture prices list wheat 3.09-3.69, barley 1.90-2.40, Milo 3.75-4.75, soybeans 3.86-4.56, alfalfa hay 60-70 per ton, broilers 24% live, eggs varying by size.
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Oklahoma Livestock
Oklahoma City
Aceae of Agriculture
Muskogee
Afton
Beaver
Liberal
Manchester
Medford
Pauls Valley
Eldorado
Banner
Clinton
el Reno
Watonga
Weatherford
Yukon
Keyes
Temple
Hobart
Lawton
Gulf
Barley
Perryton
Ponca City
Kingfisher
Chickasha
Accrual Accounting Aimed At Whole Government Plans
Simon told a committee examining Ford's proposed 394.2 billion 1977 budget that extending accrual accounting to all federal agencies would not alter the method for computing surpluses or deficits. He warned unemployment remains a long term issue and urged policies shaping durable growth through fiscal, monetary, and regulatory measures.
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Congress
Simon
Ford
Indian Meet Set At Sandpiper Inn Saturday
The North American Indian Women's Association holds its quarterly meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Sandpiper Inn. Dr. Peter Campanelli, assistant to the commissioner of Indian Affairs in Washington D C, will speak on the Indian Self Determination and Education Assistance Act.
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North American Indian Women’s Association
Sandpiper Inn
Peter Campanelli
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Continentals Rio plan spurs debate over airport routes
City council debates airline pullout with Rio plan, Continental service, and freight impact. Members weigh CAB routes, freight loss, and local pride while considering bee hive rules and a tire recycling grant proposal.
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Continental
Rio
Keith Haynes
Ray Holloway
S & H Associates
Holloway
John Thomson
Betty Fentress
610
Summit
Pursley
Jackie
Bill Sexton
Anna van Pelt
Boren Proposes $19 Million Increase in Oklahoma Budget
Oklahoma Governor David Boren presented a supplemental budget boosting operating funds by 19 million for next year and pledging 16.5 million for new medium security prisons in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. The plan includes capital improvements of 35.5 million and 20 million for reserve accounts, plus education and local enforcement allocations.
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Oklahoma City
David Boren
Tulsa
Boren
Supreme Court
Senate
Gene Howard
House
Bill Willis
Howard
Willis
Oklahoma
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Robert Prince
J. J. Pursley
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Oklahoma Higher Education Alumni Council
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