Army Secretary Defends West Point Honor Code
Army Secretary Martin Hoffman defended West Point’s honor code amid a cheating scandal in a bicentennial commencement at Michie Stadium. He called the code timeless while noting the ongoing investigations and a federal suit seeking to outlaw the code as unconstitutional.
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City Manager Aides Clash Over Budget Policy
City Manager John Thomson contemplates resignation amid a 5-5 council deadlock over a new budget policy restricting revenue sharing, funding certain services, and delaying personnel cuts. Thomson says the policy encroaches on charter authority and will delay the FY 1977 budget by 30 to 45 days. He notes work already done may become useless, with possible rate hikes or drastic service cuts looming.
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Ford Welcomes Spanish Leader To White House
King Juan Carlos I became the first Spanish head of state to visit the United States greeting 21 gun salute and a red carpet ceremony at the White House. President Ford praised his leadership during Spain’s political transition and his joint congressional address was planned as the two nations signaled closer cooperation. Queen Sofia stood by as the monarch and First Lady Betty Ford received the military honors before a day of meetings and public remarks.
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Shoddy Work Alleged in Hatchery Lawsuit
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation seeks 2.1 million in damages from Turfcon Inc. Tulsa contractor and bonding firms over alleged faulty work at Medicine Park Fish Hatchery renovation. Filed as counter suit to Turfcon’s claim, the case names Mid-Continent Casualty Co. and Poe & Associates as co-defendants. Defects cited include brittle plastic liners across 23 pond bottoms with cracks tears and poor adhesion.
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Weather Today Fair Skies and Warm Temperatures Forecast
Southwest Oklahoma is set for fair skies and warm temperatures through Thursday per the National Weather Service. Light southerly winds tonight bring mid- to high-60s, with Thursday highs near 90. Tuesday reached 84 and 61 overnight. The article also notes defects in ponds and pumping gear, and Turfcon has sued the wildlife department for full contract payment, while the state contends the project was abandoned before completion.
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Syrian forces encircle Sidon amid Lebanon crisis
Syrian troops and tanks seized approaches to Sidon, 25 miles south of Beirut, occupying the adjacent oil refinery and harbor. Observers say Syria aims to secure fuel supplies before pressing toward Beirut, amid a 14 month civil war that has killed thousands. Israel warned of potential action if defenses are threatened, while Arab leaders call for action. The incursion prompts protests from Moslem and Palestinian groups. PLO seeks Arab foreign ministers conference.
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