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Equitable Water Rates Examined for City Residents
The city manager found inequities in water fees with single family homes paying 5.94 for 6500 gallons while a 50 unit apartment complex pays 2.93. The report notes some customers still on flat rates or not paying anything, amid declining revenues and benefit costs.
Dangerous mix of pills foods and fumes under study at Bellagio
European scientists join U S experts led by Dr William Daguanno to examine how drugs pesticides tobacco and marijuana interact with meals and air The commission met at Lake Como Switzerland to discuss risks and long term effects of common pharmaceuticals and additives.
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Lake Como
Switzerland
Commission
Rockefeller Center
Bellagio
Food and Drug Administration
William Daguanno
Oklahoma County discovers large evasion of personal property tax
A several months survey by the Oklahoma County assessor found thousands of firms failed to declare personal property for tax. Most are small businesses but one firm disclosed 800000 worth of property. Estimated 30 million will be added to the county tax base. Assessors are urged statewide to survey to ensure equality in taxation.
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Oklahoma County
Don Wilson
Comanche County
Wallace Opens Legislature Standing Firm in Montgomery
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace showed a steady recovery by delivering a 30 minute address at the legislature's opening in Montgomery. He arrived in a wheelchair and was lifted to the podium before speaking in a firm voice.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Montgomery
Thoughts for Today Quotes and Proverbs Digest
A selection of quotes from Ecclesiastes and John Milton reflecting on wisdom, quiet observation, and the dangers of folly. The lines emphasize that prudent thought surpasses noisy control and that a single sin can undo much good in daily life.
Washington Necks of influence threaten New York dominance
The Washingtonian posits a major shift in U S urban leadership with Washington emerging as the national hub for finance, trade, media, and culture while New York declines. It cites bond market dispersion, foreign banks, a computerized national stock market push, and a growing Washington-based government-led economy.
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New York
Amerfinance
Wall Street
U.S
Washington
Manhattan
Securities and Exchange Commission
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Export-Import Bank
Inter - American Development Bank
Federal National Mortgage Association
Government National Mortgage Association
Federal Home Loan National Mortgage Corporation
Small Business Administration
Capserve
Council of Economic Advisers
Cost of Living Council
IBM
Shell
American Can
General Telephone
District of Columbia
Montgomery County
Maryland
Fairfax County
Virginia
Washington Kennedy Center
National Endowment For the Arts
New New York
Washingtonian
London
Paris
Rome
Bonn
Ottawa
Brasilia
Principal Isaiah White Faces Suburban Schoolyard Invasion
A local reader recounts a chaotic incident at a junior high as Principal Isaiah White rallied staff and sent his "big boys" to clear hallways when a gang of about 300 juveniles overran the campus. Eighteen suspects were later collared as police arrived amid tense scenes near the playground.
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Baltimore
Isaiah White
Bedlam
White
Mr. White
Principal Selection Showdown at Random High
Dennis the Menace style column weighs two candidates for Random High School’s principal X and Y. X is a reform-minded department head who clashed with the mayor’s daughter. Y is a likeable shop teacher and coach with strong community ties and a tame record. The piece ends noting Isaiah White, a Black candidate, embodies backbone and student respect.
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Dear Old Random High School
Random High
Mr. X
Galbraith’s Antics Called Ridiculous Foreigner Arbiters
A critical commentary mocks John Galbraith as a foreign-born figure profiteering from anti American sentiment. It ridicules his ambassadorial tenure in India and his later defense of his own columnists, labeling his views and conduct as hypocritical and absurd.
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Galbraith
Great Britain
Canada
John
Noel Coward
Adolph A. Berle
Gardner
Columbia
Great Gatsby
India
John Galbraith
Dorothy Thompson
Lawton School Honors and Community Leaders
Yesteryears notes honor Lawton High School top senior Wes Hamm as Hugh W. Bish award winner. Fred T. Shelton elected president of Whittier School Dad's Club. Mrs. Jack Bruyr installed Rotary Anns president, Jaycee Jones gavel passes to Mrs. Fred Larrance Jr. Don Williams receives five awards at Lawton High Senior Award Assembly. Mrs. Bessie Dale attends an insurance conference in Sun Valley Idaho. 30 Years Ago special sale Pamasheen dresses $1.98. Mrs. Jack W. McMillan Jr. visits relatives in Joplin Coffey Mo. Mrs. Eli McBee elected president of Good Neighbors Club.
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Constitution Files
Wes Hamm
Lawton High School
Hugh W. Bish
Fred T. Shelton
Whittier School
Jack Bruyr
Rotary Anns Club
Jaycee Jones
Fred Larrance Jr
Don Williams
Oklahoma 1973 Legislature Faces Uncertain Path
The 1973 Oklahoma Legislature nears history with no clear end in sight for its session. Leo Winters blames a suspected run by the grand jury and district attorney, while the parimutuel wagering vote renews hope for horse betting.
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Winters
Leo
Mirror Mind and manners in daily life shaping motherhood roles
Anxious mothers often doubt their mothering and relax when confident in love and attention. Politeness fades in a rushed era as fear of involvement grows. Guilt is not the main barrier to fidelity, as rational thinking may override remorse and steer behavior.
A specialist and a doctor with a bigger yacht
A collection of quotes contrasts professional life with personal values. The remarks touch on doctors with small practices and yachts, tipping norms, leadership trust, friendship, and solitude.
Horoscope for Tuesday May 22 1973 Aries to Pisces
Horoscope notes for Tuesday May 22 1973 covering all signs with guidance on schedule planning, decision caution, emotional control, and focus on fairness. It highlights strengths for Sagittarians in work, Aquarians’ ideas, and Pisces’ scheduling, plus mentions personal temper and potential talents in arts and science.
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Aries
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