Tornado Belts Frederick As Rain Douses Reservoirs
A tornado spawning storm ripped through Southwestern Oklahoma Tuesday night causing more than 100000 dollars in damage in Frederick. The system split trees overturned mobile homes and ripped a country club roof. Wind up to 50 mph and two inches of rain fell, mostly near Lake Lawtonka. No injuries reported.
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Nixon Gains Backing From Top Republican Leaders
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott and House GOP Leader Gerald Ford emerged from a White House meeting with President Nixon to declare broad popular support and to say he did not participate in Watergate. They cited Nixon's remarks on national security and urged patience as Congress faced slow appropriations.
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IRS Audits 7 Governors in Nationwide Audit Drive
The IRS announced seven governors are under audit as part of a routine selection process. Oklahoma officials had said 14 Democratic governors plus Oklahoma Governor David Hall may be examined, but IRS would not release names beyond that.
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Regents divide $90.7 million higher education appropriation
State Regents for Higher Education allocated the 90.7 million budget among Oklahoma colleges and universities. The distribution includes a 12.3 million increase praised as substantial. OU Health Sciences Center received just over 2 million more, with OU and OSU also boosted. President Sharp warns some programs may face minimum operations to meet state directives.
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Richardson Nomination Nears Senate Vote
Washington AP reports that Elliott Richardson's nomination for attorney general could reach a Senate vote late today after Judiciary Committee consideration. Democratic Leader Mansfield said if the committee recommends confirmation, the Senate may take it up.
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Cameron Funds Increased for State Higher Education Support
Cameron College will receive 2,174,000 in state higher education funds next school year, up 360,000 from the just completed year. The college's 1972-73 budget totaled 2,992,701 and the next year’s budget is expected to exceed 3 million. Additional revenues come from vocational funds, student fees, and other education services. Ed Meece said a detailed breakdown will follow after the regents meeting.
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Countdown Begins For Mission To Repair Skylab
Doctors pronounced the crew in good health and NASA officials expressed confidence in repairing the crippled Skylab for a full 28 day mission. Launch countdown started as the Saturn 1B rocket powered up and the Apollo ferry ship prepared for liftoff on Friday.
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Nixon veto bill blocks Senate budget aide approval
The House sustained President Nixon's veto of a bill requiring Senate consent for his two top budget aides. The veto preserves executive control amid the Watergate era and prevents the measure from becoming law.
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Clemency Offer Testimony Ties Nixon to Watergate Case
Caulfield testified he knew offering clemency to James McCord was illegal yet did so, believing the offer came from the President. Ulasewicz admitted illegal actions as intermediary and claimed the messages he passed came from the White House while denying spying. McCord faced trial for burglary wiretapping and conspiracy in the Watergate matter.
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