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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1973

Page

8

Nixon Campaign Accused Of Violating Campaign Laws

The Justice Department accuses the Nixon re election campaign of failing to report a 200000 dollar Vesco contribution and a 50000 dollar gift. The case centers on reporting and record keeping under election law. Vesco's funds were later returned. Mitchell and Stans testified to the grand jury.

Nixon Washington Justice Department Robert L. Vesco New York Atty John Mitchell Commerce Maurice Stans U.S. District Court Informa Tion Finance Committee Vesco Stans Hugh P. Sloan Jr Office of Federal Elections Sloan Securities and Exchange Commission Mutual Funds Nixon Campaign Committee New Jersey Republican Party Harry L. Sears George McGovern American Society of Newspaper Editors

Senate Watergate Debate Largely A GOP Affair

The Senate debate on Watergate was mainly a Republican affair with Democrats largely silent. Senator Percy urged Nixon to name a special prosecutor as the GOP push moved through under unanimous consent, while Democrats favored disclosure and an independent prosecutor.

Senate Washington GOP Illinois Charles H. Percy McGovern Robert S. Strauss Percy Nixon

Real Estate Bid Nixed In House

Oklahoma City AP by staff House supporters of a Senate plan to form a new Real Estate Commission were blocked Wednesday but will seek another chance next week. House Speaker Bill Willis ruled the measure unrelated to the original bill and not admissible. The bill would abolish the three member commission and create a seven member governor appointed body with four licensed brokers required.

Oklahoma City House Senate Bill Willis Germaine Fred Boettcher D-Ponca City Boettcher Real Estate Commission House Rules Committee

Red Cross Sets First Aid Class in Comanche County

A combined standard and advanced first aid course will begin May 8 at the Comanche County Chapter House 401 Gore. Sessions run eight evenings from 7 to 10 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Instructor Gene Maxfield. Topics include breathing stoppage wounds poisoning fractures injuries burns and more. Call 355 8180 to enroll.

Comanche County Gore Gene Maxfield

Washington Emerges as Fifth Largest Hotel City

With 30 000 rooms Washington ranks as the nation s fifth largest hotel city according to an early 20th century industry tally. The report highlights hotel capacity and growth in the capital amid national tourism trends.

Washington

Tulsa Lawyer Charged With Liquor Violation

Tulsa attorney John D. Harris, 44, faces a charge of selling alcohol to a person under 21 after officers allegedly observed a sale to 18-year-old Tom Ruskoski at a liquor store. Harris was released on a writ of habeas corpus following an after-hours hearing opposed by District Attorney S. My Fallis Jr. The case involved questions over proper release of felon suspects and arraignment timing.

Tulsa Okla John D. Harris Harris Dist. Atty S. My Fallis Jr Tom Ruskoski Special District Court Robert Caldwell Fallis Harrison

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