Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma City OKLAHOMA ZONES
Weather report from the U.S. Weather Bureau notes zones 1 to 4 and 5 to 9 stay fair and warmer through Friday with southerly winds. Tonight lows range from mid 50s to near 60, highs Friday reach mid to upper 80s. Zone 12 to 15 shows highs near 90 with 8 to 18 mph winds. Zones 18 to 21 forecast similar warmth and increasing winds, with variable speeds up to the low 20s mph in some zones.
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Out of State Forecasts for Texas and Surrounding States
Weather forecast notes for North Central Texas Kansas New Mexico Arkansas and Colorado. States expect clear to partly cloudy skies mild nights highs in the 80s to low 90s with scattered showers and thunderstorms in some areas. Lawton rainfall data follows with notes on temperatures and precipitation.
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Board rejects 15 percent intrastate rate ask in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission denied an application by Beaver Express Service Magic Empire Express and Mistletoe Express Service for a 15 percent intrastate rate increase.
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Farm Livestock Prices Move Up After Slump
USDA reports May cattle prices at a record 33.10 per 100 pounds and hogs up 11 percent to 24.90 as fewer pigs last winter lift farm costs. If middlemen pass on higher farm prices, beef and pork retail prices may rise, with meat a major family budget item.
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Suit Filed for 385000 Death in Oklahoma County Crash
Thomas P. Kerr sues Lonnie L. Gage for 385 920.05 in district court over a Nov 18 auto crash near here that killed Geraldine Kerr, 33. Claims include $265,680 for services as a housekeeper, 78,000 for care of three children, 25,000 for alleged suffering, plus vehicle and medical costs. Kerr alleges Gage failed to keep a proper lookout and yield right of way.
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EPA Starts Race to Meet 1975 Air Standards
Environmental Protection Agency chief William Ruckelshaus gave partial or complete approval to antipollution plans across 50 states and extra jurisdictions. He granted two year extensions to 18 states for pollution controls in major cities while signaling doubts about meeting sulfur oxide and particulate limits by 1975. Complete approvals went to Alabama Connecticut Florida Mississippi New Hampshire North Carolina North Dakota Oregon West Virginia Guam Puerto Rico American Samoa.
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