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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1974

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Federal plan to ease trucking fuel issues faces test

A three step proposal announced by Special Assistant W J Usery Jr seeks to pass through diesel cost differences to trucking firms, guarantee a 110 percent of 1972 fuel allotment, and boost price monitors. The plan aims to avert a shutdown though effects may raise consumer prices and ICC rate changes are possible.

Washington W. J. Usery Jr Usery Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Steel Haulers Association

Steel Industry Union Open Crucial Contract Talks

The steel industry and the United Steelworkers opened key bargaining today as they reject wage price controls. This round involves nearly 10 million workers across industries and marks the first time in 32 years with no nationwide steel strike threat. USW President J W Abel and U S Steel vice chairman R Heath Larry led talks at a 60 foot table in Shoreham Hotel.

Washington United Steelworkers USW J. W. Abel R. Heath Larry U.S. Steel Shoreham Abel Larry

Lawton Area Forecast Slightly Cooler Through Thursday

Warmer readings shift to a brief cooldown tonight in Lawton and southwest Oklahoma. Skies will be fair to partly cloudy through Thursday with highs near 70 today, mid 60s to 60s Thursday, and a low tonight around 28 to 30.

Lawton Oklahoma

Nixon to Reject Court Order for In Person Testimony

President Nixon intends to refuse a California court order that he testify in person at the trial of former aides linked to the Ellsberg psychiatrists break-in. White House aides say he will decline on constitutional grounds, possibly answering written questions instead.

Nixon Washington California Daniel Ellsberg White House Gerald L. Warren Warren

Nixon State of the Union Address Focus While Watergate Looms

President Nixon is due to address Congress at 9 p.m. EDT amid questions about Watergate. White House aides said he will cover all issues important to Americans, with foreign affairs likely included. A separate court case seeks Nixon’s testimony in the Ehrlichman Liddy and Young burglary probe, issuing a subpoena for February 25 and April 15 hearings.

Washington Nixon Congress White House Gerald L. Warren Melvin R. Laird Camp David Senate Robert C. Byrd West Virginia Warren Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson NIKON David Young G. Gordon Liddy Superior Court Gordon Ringer Los Angeles Richard M. Nixon District of Columnia Ehrlichman James D. St. Clair Ringer David R. Young Jr

Fort Sill Museum Acquires Rare 1934 Half-Track

Fort Sill Field Artillery Museum adds a rare 1934 half-track to Cannon Walk this summer. Director Gillett Griswold noted early World War II use by U S tank destroyer forces and others. The vehicle, found in Tulsa salvage yard, was donated by Zeligson Co. Ron Sinclair and reflects varied armament from cargo to tank destroyer roles.

Fort Sill Field Artillery Museum Gillett Griswold U.S Griswold Tulsa Army Reserve Ron Sinclair Zeligson Co Buddy Jones Rommel Afrika Korps Fort Sill

Farm animal census dips as county tax values fall

Comanche County records show a sharp three year decline in cattle registrations and overall farm animal valuations for tax purposes. Cattle numbers dropped by over four thousand since 1970, while total valuations slid from 1.63 million to about 1.50 million.

Comanche County Faxon Lawton Excise Board Stanley Sasser Sasser Cattke

U.S. To Return Okinawa Bases

The United States agreed to give up five Army and two Marine bases on Okinawa and to release 12 other base sites after relocating personnel and facilities. The plan marks the largest return of areas to Japan since 1972.

Tokyo United States Okinawa Japan

Oklahoma Considers 55 MPH Speed Limit Change

Oklahoma Safety Commissioner Wayne Lawson says a 55 mph limit will create enforcement challenges and public acceptance issues. The bill passed the House 62 to 31 and moves to the Senate to align with the federal Emergency Highway Energy Conservation Act.

Oklahoma Sety Oklahoma Safety Wayne Lawson Oklahoma House of Representatives Senate Lawson Highway Patrol

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Erators Texas Steel Industry Union John D. Ehrlichman Tumony Fhrrichman Fort Sill Museum Naha Foreign Ministry Masayoshi Ohira U S Thomas P. Shoesmith Adm Noel Lee Bases Dear Abby Marmets
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