Wilkinson May Be Asked to Explain Campaign Contributions
Oklahoma City AP report details U S Dewey Bartletts campaign funds showing nearly 50 000 from family in his Senate race and a claimed 35 000 per person limit. Gene Howard says Jay Wilkinson may be invited to explain why 5 000 of 67 000 Stone donation was reported while Stone claims 67 000 given.
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Jay Wilkinson
Oklahoma City
U. S
Dewey Bartlett
Gene Howard
Tulsa
University of Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Chicago
W. Clement Stone
Wilkinson
Congress
John Sublett
Bartlett
David
Sublett
State Election Board
Stone
Tom Steed
Missouri to Build First Nuclear Plant in State
Union Electric President Charles J. Dougherty announced plans for a $1.1 billion two unit nuclear generating plant in Callaway County near Fulton Missouri, with construction set to begin in 1975 and first unit ready in 1981. The project includes coal plants and environmental safeguards with permit applications to the Atomic Energy Commission and Missouri Public Service Commission.
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Jefferson City
Union Electric Co
Missouri
Charles J. Dougherty
U. E
Callaway County
Fulton
Missouri River
St. Louis
Dougherty
Gateway Arch
Christopher S. Bond
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Missouri Public Service Commission
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Bomb threat at K Mart cleared after search
Police and fire units determined a telephoned bomb threat to be a hoax after a sweep of the K Mart store at 38th and Cache Road. The 12 45 p.m. call originated at the Central Fire Station Monday afternoon.
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K-Mart
38Th and
Cache Road
Central Fire Station
Funeral planned for Donald G. Davis at First Baptist Church
Donald George Davis, 20, of 1107 Laird, will be laid to rest at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in the First Baptist Church chapel with Rev. Forrest Siler officiating. Burial follows in Highland Cemetery under Becker Funeral Home direction. His body was found Sunday afternoon in his home.
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Donald George Davis
Laird
First Baptist Church
Forrest Siler
Highland Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Mr. Davis
Funeral set for pioneer Bertha M. Mitchell of Loco
Bertha M. Mitchell 76, lifelong Stephens County resident, died Monday in a Duncan hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Loco Assembly of God with Rev. Walter Snider and Rev. Ted Sutton officiating. Burial in Mountain Grove Cemetery. Survivors include husband Arch D. Mitchell Sue Crabtree Zelma Hough Winnie Wallace Frances Roberts Bud Foster and two grandchildren.
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LOCO
Bertha M. Mitchell
Loco Assembly of God
Walter Snider
Ted Sutton
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Morehead Funeral Home
Comanche
Mitchell
Duncan
Stephens County
Arch D. Mitchell
Velma
Loco Assembly of God Church
Sue Crabtree
Ratliff City
Zelma Hough
Winnie Wallace
Rodeo
Calif
Frances Roberts
Indiana
Bud Foster
Stock Prices Rise Then Dip Amid Earnings Surge
New York price trends show the Dow Jones industrial average up 5.57 to 903.15 at noon, with 873 advancers to 346 decliners as volume leaders shift. Earlier, the Dow jumped 6.17 amid late ticketing, while Amex index gained 0.09 to 22.86 and a broad 1,500-stock index stood at 56.33.
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New York
Amex
Pion Homes
Texas Utilities
Signal Companies
Ramada Inns
First National City
Fannie Mae
Skyline Corp
American Telephone
Polaroid
New York Stock Exchange
Teen Hurt When Parked Car Rolls Into Dairy Queen
A 14 year old boy, Anthony Dean, was hospitalized in Reynolds Army Hospital with serious leg injuries after a parked car rolled out of gear and pinned him against a steel pole near a Dairy Queen on Gore Boulevard shortly before 3 pm Monday. Officer Ed Hargraves said the car belonged to 16 year old Chevyl Bone of Black Mesa and caused the incident as Dean walked to a service window.
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Reynolds Army Hospital
Anthony Dean
Dearborn
Dairy Queen
Gore Blvd
Ed Hargraves
Chevyl Bone
Black Mesa
Dean
Black Homeownership Reaches New High Nationally
The latest figures show 41.5 percent of Black families own their homes while 58.5 percent rent. The data highlights shifts in housing tenure among African American households nationwide.
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United States
Public Records From Lowton Police Reports
A list of complainants fields reports to the Lowton Police Department including Towne's Mews Store on Cache Road reporting bogus checks and multiple thefts, burglaries, vandalisms, and vehicle-related incidents across residents and businesses.
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Lowton
Towne
Cache Road
Deborah Adams
Hoover
Warren G. Gillespie
Dean Nolan
N. List
Jim Oligher
Cherry
Gary Smith
S.tith
Washington
Eighth
Columbia
William Hays
Fort Sill
Lawton
Phyllis Bell
Lake
John Schoell
National Guard
T. J. Smith
N. 35Th
Joequita Buzbee
Park
Wayne's Drive Inn
S. 23Rd
Pickering Demolition Co
Ruffin Redwine
Motif Manor
George Cintron
N. Village Green Drive
Carl Brooks
Raymond Hinch
S. 40Th
John Coker
George Gardner
Maple
Robert Carlisle
Robert Chandler
Pat Whitetree
Robert Bowker
Lindy
Fire incidents log from Lawton Fire Department
Lawton Fire Department reports multiple calls across Monday and Tuesday including grass fires at 15th and Roosevelt 38th and Lincoln Gore and Cherry incidents at 2126 Gore 6102 Cherry and a water heater standby at Municipal Airport. A car fire occurred at 2126 Gore and a minor building fire reported at 1501 Gore Blvd with additional grass reports on Nebraska and Eisenhower Drive.
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15Th
Roosevelt
38Th
Lincoln
Gore
Eisenhower Drive
Municipal
Cherry
Gore Blvd
Nebraska
Economists upbeat on new report spurring inflation relief
Administration economists welcomed a June rise in industrial production of three tenths percent, with May up seven tenths. Fed notes consumer goods output fell seven tenths as growth slows, aiding Phase 4 anti inflation aims. Shultz and Nixon discuss policy with expected GNP decline. Unemployment near 4.8 percent may stabilize at 4 percent growth.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Edgar R. Fiedler
of the Treasury
Nixon
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Shultz
Fiedler
Rogers Assures Korea U S Aid In U N Try
Secretary of State William P. Rogers plans three day talks in Seoul with President Park Chung Hee to back South Korea's bid to bring both Koreas into the United Nations General Assembly as observers and possibly full members. The discussions will cover UN voting lines, Indochina peace prospects, the Brezhnev Nixon summit, Helsinki talks, and UNC URL dissolution. About 40,000 U S troops remain in South Korea under UN command.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
U.S
South Korea
North
U.N. General Assembly
Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Park
U.N
U.S. State Department
United Nations
Rogers
Indochina
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nixon
Helsinki
NATO
North Korea
U.N. Command
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