Regional Weather Summary for Oklahoma and Nearby States
Weather report from the U S Weather Bureau Oklahoma City notes fair to partly cloudy conditions with warm temperatures and a 20 to 30 percent chance of thunderstorms through Wednesday across Oklahoma zones 1 23 4 9 10 12 13 4 1 and zone groupings. Out of state forecasts include North Central Texas Kansas Arkansas and Colorado with varying cloudiness chances and highs ranging from the 70s to the mid 90s.
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Texas
Arkansas
Colorado
Afernoon
New Mexico
Fischer Closes Gap In World Chess Championship
In Reykjavik Bobby Fischer improves to 2-1 against Boris Spassky as the fourth game looms with Fischer to move first. The match, marked by earlier disruptions, shows calmer proceedings and expert analysis noting Fischer’s recent form and Spassky’s lack of aggression.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Spassky
Chess Board
Lothar Schmid
Isaac Kashdan
Associated Press
Kashdan
Sports Palace
Tax Revolt or Spending Boom Forecasts 1973 Budget Gap
The AP analyzes how deficits rise as government spending outpaces revenues. The 1973 budget may see tax increases, with projections showing a 30 billion dollar deficit for 1973 and an 80 billion gap for 1971-1973. Possible remedies include value added taxes or higher income and corporate taxes amid election uncertainty.
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Brookings Institution
New Farm Subsidy Plan Aims to Trim Wheat Surplus
Washington AP reports a $1.1 billion 1973 farm subsidy plan to cut wheat acreage and reduce a large carryover. The program adds incentives to idle more acres, relies on market prices, and targets shrinking high wheat stockpiles by mid-1974.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Agriculture Department
Glenn A. Weir
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Win At Bridge By Oswald Jacoby
A Cavendish Club hand from New York, played by Helen White, shows her winning the spade lead and ace of clubs to force a singleton queen drop. With the suit cleared, she collects a second club and secures the rubber as West, a Cavendish expert, regrets the loss.
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Helen
New York
Cavendish Club
West
Demo Candidate Stepmother Receives Speeding Ticket
Jane Eagleton, 51, stepmother of Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Thomas Eagleton, was ticketed by Michigan State Police for driving 80 mph in a 70 mph zone Sunday on I 94 near New Buffalo before 6 PM. Kevin Eagleton confirmed the relation in St Louis.
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Michigan
Jane Eagleton
Sen
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Eagleton
St. Louis
Michigan-Indiana
Sen. Eagleton
Kevin Eagleton
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