Move to hike Oklahoma income tax moves toward House
Oklahoma City AP reports a bill to raise the state's income tax aims to add about 43.5 million dollars with a 21 to 24 million share expected to reach the House floor this week. After a fight over an oil and natural gas tax companion measure the bill was sent back to subcommittee for refinement by Gov. David Hall and aides.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
David Hall
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
House
Ibanez Protest Concert Canceled by Segovia Authorities
In Segovia Spain local officials canceled a Paco Ibanez concert after his December sit in protesting the Burgos trial of 16 Basque separatists. Protest concerns and response by municipal authorities are noted.
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Segovia
Spain
Paco Ibanez
Tbanez
Burgos
Solon challenges Nixon on withhold funds claim
A House Appropriations Committee member argues the president cannot withhold funds via item veto, stating the power does not exist in the Constitution. Evins vows to keep the issue alive as Charles Shultz and others defend the administration position.
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Solon
Nixon
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Evins
Congress
Wisn Gerces F. Shultz
Office of Management
Shultz
Italian Rightist Group Faces Criminal Charges in Rome Parade
Rome police charged 17 people with exalting crime and participating in a Fascist demonstration after a March parade by monarchists, veterans and youth groups. The march, aimed at solidarity with the armed forces, raised tensions as leftists accused monarchists and Neo-Fascists of plotting a coup.
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Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Aquila
Reggio
Reggio Calabria
Witness Held In Shooting In Osage County
PaWHuska Osage County sheriff reports a shooting case with witness held in custody. The incident involves apparent homicide charges and indicates ongoing investigation. Ed Kizer is noted as connected to the case through family relation to a suspect.
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Pawhuska
Osage County
Holdier
Ace Seekle Kizer
Ed Kizer
Oklahoma nursing homes face loss of state certification
About 200 of Oklahoma's nursing homes may lose state Health Department certification within six months for failing to meet federal around the clock staffing requirements. Health Commissioner Dr. Leroy Carpenter disclosed at the Health Board meeting. The Welfare Department already won a six month reprieve over potential federal fund cuts for 5700 welfare patients moved into nursing homes.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Health Department
Leroy Carpenter
Health Board
State Welfare Department
Washington
Tulsa Police Seek Bandits.
Tulsa police hunted two white men who escaped with about $10,000 from a southeast Tulsa department store. They fled in a grey car and were thought to have hid inside the store until closing.
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Tulsa
Refuge Crash Leaves Four Hurt
A car driven by William Eric Holbert collided with another vehicle driven by Levanta Buchanan. Four people were injured including Neal Rex Buchanan who suffered a broken left leg and Mrs. Buchanan who had a head cut. Randy William Stevenson sustained a head laceration.
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William Eric Holbert
Beta
Levanta Buchanan
Neal Rex Buchanan
Buchanan
Holbert
Randy William Stevenson
Slavs Arrested in Prague After West Germany Entry
Prague police report the arrest of two Slavic men described as AR and M.P. who entered the country from West Germany. The incident highlights border security concerns and ongoing crackdown on unauthorized crossings.
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Prague
Police
M.P
West Germany
Poilu: The French Soldier Nicknamed for Hairiness
A poilu is the popular term for a French soldier derived from a word meaning hairy or bearded, used widely during World War I to describe combatants.
Natural Revival Feud Over Anemia Health Foods
A natural vitamin rich product claims to counter anemia by boosting nutritive value in cooked dishes. It emphasizes energy derived from Mother Nature and positions itself as a wholesome dietary aid.
Pre-Raphaelite Art Flourished in 19th Century
The pre-Raphaelite school of art rose in the 19th century highlighting detailed realism and vibrant color. It emphasized moral seriousness and literary influences shaping drawings and paintings through notable artists and early exhibitions.
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