Hall Takes Stand Denies Bribe In Oklahoma Trial
Former Gov. David Hall testified he never sought or accepted a bribe in the federal bribery and extortion case. He disputed a Dec. 2 meeting with W W Taylor and R Kevin Mooney and denied offering or discussing money with Rogers or a cap room bribe.
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Israeli Troops Kill Guerrillas Then Capture Eighth Terrorist
Israeli soldiers killed seven guerrillas at the Savoy Hotel near the U S Embassy in Tel Aviv and captured an eighth terrorist. The raid, the largest attack in a major Israeli city, left nine dead including Israeli soldiers and involved hostage holding and a risky attempt to reach the guerrillas. Officials blamed Al Fatah and Kishinger condemned the violence while urging peace efforts.
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Wholesale Prices Decline For Third Straight Month
Wholesale prices fell in February marking the third straight monthly drop led by farm products down 4.6 percent and processed foods down 2.8 percent. Overall index stood at 171.3 percent of 1967 levels though consumer prices had not yet fallen. Ford sought 2 billion dollars to fund a summer youth program and extend public service jobs for adults.
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Two Cold Fronts May Bring Rain to Lawton
Two cold fronts are expected to move into the Lawton area tonight and Friday with a 20 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms and no major temperature change. Skies will be variably cloudy through Friday with southwest winds 10 to 20 mph shifting to northwest tonight. Tonight’s low near 45 and Friday’s high in the upper 50s. Variable cloudiness and mild temperatures forecast for Saturday through Monday.
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Boumedienne Says Iran Iraq Peace Pact Signed
Algerian President Boumedienne announced that Iran and Iraq have signed an agreement ending their border clashes. Across the globe reports note other officials preparing events and political shifts.
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Mississippi River Oil Spill Deepens After Barge Crash
The Mississippi River oil spill worsened as two barges struck a bridge pier near ICKSBURG Mississippi, killing one and injuring three. Authorities said up to 20,000 barrels may have leaked from the wedged barge, with spill detected 40 miles downstream but no immediate water supply threat to Vicksburg or nearby communities. Wildlife was seen along the river during EPA aerial survey.
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Heavy Rocket Fire Slows U.S. Airlift to Phnom Penh
Under heavy shelling by Communist-led forces, the United States resumed an emergency airlift into Phnom Penh delivering rice, food, fuel and ammunition. Eight missions evacuated about 330 tons of rice as fires and shelling limited flight operations and a World Airways DC8 was damaged but no planes were hit.
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Defense Motion Seeks Dismissal at Fort Sill Trial
Defense lawyers at Fort Sill moved to dismiss felony murder charges as the Sill court martial for Pvt. Muriel L. Cole began over speedy trial concerns. The general court martial trial is set for a decision by Lt. Col. Ronald B. Stewart after voir dire challenges.
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Federal spending urged to aid private colleges
The Carnegie Council on Policy Studies proposes increased federal outlays to avert a potential disaster in student loan programs. It calls for tuition equalization grants of 750 dollars per private college student, a National Student Loan Bank, and library, work study, and grant program expansions.
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