City error risks Kiowa Comanche Apache industrial park codes
A city Building and Safety permit issued Jan 7 for a $45,000 Kiowa Comanche Apache tribal office near Gore Boulevard bypassed several departments. The error, blamed on a goof, leaves the tribes with de facto control over land use as zoning rules differ for Indian land, though an EDA backed agreement sought to align utility and land-use standards.
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KCA
East Gore Boulevard
City Building and Safety Office
District
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Paul Brune
Lawton
ECA Land Committee and Economic Development Administration
EDA
ECA
James Cox
Midwest City
Decrees Issued In Saigon By Provisional Government
The Provisional Revolutionary Government in Saigon issued decrees after its takeover demanding new national structures. North Vietnam called for U S warships to withdraw from coastal areas and halted what it described as forcible evacuation of civilians.
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Associated Press
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Mekong River
Hanoi
Spring Weather Shifts Across Southwest Figures Show Rain Totals
In April, Southwest Oklahoma saw volatile spring weather with late season freezes, light rainfall, and floodgate activity at Elisworth and Lawton. April totals ranged around 1.6 inches locally, with Meers and Lawtonka reporting modest totals and floodgate adjustments as the season began to stabilize.
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Judy van Rest
Southwest
Oklahoma
Lawton Garden and Farm
Lawton
Gore Boulvard Lake
Meers
Lawtonka
Lake Ellisworth
Stream Of South Viet Refugees Begins Fanning Out Across U S
A stream of South Vietnamese evacuees reaches U S cities as White House officials project about 90 percent will settle in America. Camp Pendleton serves as a main reception center with 850 Americans and relatives already processed and 1 350 still housed at Little Saigon. Additional bases Eg lin AFB Florida and Ft Chaffee Arkansas prepare for arrivals as flights continue.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Pacific
United States
Ford
America
White House
Ron Nessen
Camp Pendleton
U.S. Marine Base
California
Little Saigon
Philippines
Guam
Wake Island
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Army
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Viet Refugee Aid Bill Defeated By House Vote
The House rejected a 327 million dollar aid bill to aid about 70 000 Indochina refugees by a 246 to 162 vote Ford said evacuation authority was moot since Americans had left Saigon and warned against renewing military involvement opponents urged a new bill without a blank check Riegle voiced uncertainty over total refugee costs Morgan said no future authority remains after all Americans were evacuated
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Washington
Ford
House
Saigon
Congress
United States
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
Donald W. Riegle
Rmich
Riegle
House International Relations Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Vietnam
Morgan
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Forecast calls for mild, fair weekend with warming Friday
Skies will be fair to partly cloudy with mild temperatures. Tonight's low in the upper 40s and Friday's high near 80 with southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. From Saturday through Monday expect fair skies cool nights and mild days. Wednesday ranged from 70 to 50.
Ford taps Wilson as Marine commandant and four star general
President Ford nominates Lt Gen Louis H Wilson Jr to become commandant of the 196000 man Marine Corps and to hold four star rank. Separately, a farm bill veto is anticipated as Congress backs legislation to aid farmers amid rising costs. An earlier report notes Cathcart's death at a Tulsa baseball diamond and a Thai withdrawal of U S forces announced in Bangkok. Payroll taxes reduce take home pay but boost overall consumer buying power by about 17.6 billion dollars.
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Washington
Ford
Louis H. Wilson Jr
Marine Corps
Wilson
Congress
Police Probe Slaying Here
Police searched for the identity of a black man found dead around 11 30 a m behind a mobile home on 19th street between Monroe and Garfield. The body showed gunshot wounds with head and abdomen lacerations and was discovered by a woman walking.
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19Th Street
Monroe
Garfield
Friendly lawsuit eyed to rescue Stony Point school
Don Duggins says teachers may file a friendly civil suit after May 23 to cover a financial shortfall at Stony Point School. The action could range from 7000 to 12000 dollars depending on federal funding, with lunch and special education costs contributing to deficits.
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Tony Point
Don Duggins
Comanche County
Duggins
Stony Point
Burns Seeks 5 to 7 Percent Money Supply Increase
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns told the Senate Banking Committee the Fed aims to raise the money supply by 5 to 7 percent from March 1975 to March 1976 to spur a recovery while cautioning that growth must slow later to curb inflation. The money supply rose 3.44 percent in the last quarter, prompting charges the Fed is hindering the recession fight.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
Arthur F. Burns
Congress
Burns
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve
Attorneys Push To Restore Law Library Funding
Comanche County Bar Association members sign a resolution backing restoration of state statutes funding county law libraries. The new legislation would fund libraries by taking $2 from each civil case filed, yielding about $4,500 annually for Comanche County despite current library costs near $12,000.
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Law
Comanche County Bar Association
Senate
Robert Scvacher
The
Law Library Trust Authority
Comanche County
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