Schlesinger Urges Congress To Okay Carter Energy Bill
Senators debate the Carter energy plan with Schlesinger urging Congress to pass the measure, while critics warn of high oil and gas prices and economic risks. OLeary notes price controls removal would shift billions from consumers to producers. Senate considers limiting Schlesinger's power as energy head as debate rages on regulatory board options.
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Schlesinger
Congress
U.S
Bennett Johnston
D-La
Winston Churchill
John F. O’leary
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Carter Administration
O'Leary
Shearon Harris
Carolina Power and Light Co
Vicechairman
Chamber
Carter
Harris
Senate
Government Operations Committee
Department of Energy
House
White House
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Energy Regulatory Board
Ribicoff
Lee Metcalf
Dmont
Edmund Muskie
D-Me
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Metcalf
Met
Shortage of Books Creates Problems for USSR Readers
In Moscow the city’s largest bookstore sees crowds share scarce stock as Pushkin and Chekhov titles fly off the shelves. Buyers face a two-register purchase system while officials cite shortages of Russian classics and foreign dictionaries due to limited publishing output.
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Ussr
Chekhov
Tamara V. Vishnyakova
Moscow
Pushkin
Kremlin
Soviet Union
House of Books
Communist Party
L.I. Brezhnev
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
U.S.A
Isaac Asimov
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
O. Henry
Thornton Wilder
Edward Albee
Moore Faces Trial On Assault Charge
Special Dist. Judge Keith Aycock bound over Ben Moore a Cache banker for the March 22 hatchet attack on a Cache school board member. Bond set at 1,000 with trial on the September jury docket. Moore charged with assault with a deadly weapon for striking Robert P. Cook with a hatchet during a school board meeting.
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Keith Aycock
Ben Moore
Cache
Moore
Robert P. Cook
Lawton
Nolan Hackler
Cook
J. Roy Cocke
Dennis Butler
Bl bomber decision could impact SALT talks and arms race
Pentagon officials expect Brown's recom mendation to Carter late this month affecting SALT strategy. Officials question a report claiming Soviet high energy beams could neutralize U.S. missiles and upset strategic balance, noting intelligence deems such breakthroughs remote.
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Sion
Pentagon
Brown
Carter
White House
Ross
Soviet Union
Aviation Week
Space Technology Magazine
U.S
Russia
Aerospace
George Keegan Jr
President pledges no one above law in ethics push
President cites high level interference in investigations and prosecutions and backs Congress efforts to strengthen ethics standards. Special prosecutor bills pending would let the attorney general launch initial inquiries and suggest a special prosecutor to a panel from the DC Circuit Court of Appeals for appointment if warranted.
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Carter
Congress
House
Senate
U.S. Attorney General
Attorney General
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Tulsa official fired amid tax report misconduct inquiry
The official, Austin, acting director of the motor vehicle division, faced removal after a vote by Berry with Merrill and Garrett opposing. Merrill later joined, citing evidence review. Austin, a decade at the commission, had a 1973 indictment for fraudulent tax reports that was reduced to a misdemeanor. he pled guilty, was pardoned from record, and returned to work despite Gov. Boren's objections.
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Sion
Tulsa County
Berry
Austin
J. L. Merrill
John Garrett
Merrill
Commission
Bob Anthis
The
David Boren
Oklahoma City Grain and Livestock Prices Report
State Department of Agriculture lists current prices in Oklahoma City for wheat barley milo and soybeans with regional variations. Cattle calves hogs and feeder cattle auction estimates follow including slaughter and cow prices and calf at side pair values.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Afton
Muskogee
Manchester
Beaver
Liberal
Perryton
Ponca City
Clinton
Eldorado
Hobart
Kingfisher
Medford
Okeene
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Weatherford
Banner
el Reno
Yukon
Lawton
Keyes
Temple
Houston
Swimming Program Meeting Scheduled
An informational meeting for the Comanche County Red Cross Learn to Swim program is set for 10 a.m. Thursday at the Lawton Public Library. Mrs. Joan B. Bird notes the Lawton Fort Sill swim program will be discussed along with training classes and a film Teaching Johnny to Swim.
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Comanche County Red Cross
Lawton Public Library
Joan B. Bird
Lawton-Fort Sill
Johnny
Missing Americans and Vietnam ties shape Paris diplomacy
The text notes U S and Vietnamese officials involved in locating missing servicemen and aiding Vietnam's reconstruction. Kenneth Quinn Mark Pratt and others participate alongside Hien and Tran Quang Co. Hanoi forms a center for information on missing Americans. Carter's Hanoi visit spurred the office. Diplomatic sources say remains questions and aid no longer block talks.
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Berts
Department
Vietnam
Kenneth Quinn
Holbrooke
Mark Pratt
U.S
Hien
Tran Quang Co
Foreign Ministry
Vu Quang Hoang
Ministry
Department of Consular Affairs
Hoang
Hanoi
Carter
Paris
Valuation Cut For Bible's Barber Supply and James Black
Comanche County Equalization Board met an hour at the county courthouse and reduced the tax roll valuation from 59 620 to 20 000 for Bible's Barber and Beauty Supply and James Black. The reduction follows a recent contract of sale and was based on the lower sale price. Chairman R E Glenn cited the higher figure as an error due to the lower sale price.
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Comanche County Equalization Board
Bible
James Black
R.E. Glenn
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