Boren Gets School Land Bill OKLAHOMA CITY
The Oklahoma House approved Rep. Fred Ferrell’s bill to block the State School Land Commission policy on transfers of preference right leases, sending the measure to Gov. David Boren. The bill, if signed, would delay the July 1 start of the commission policy.
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Oklahoma City
State
School Land Commission
David Boren
Oklahoma House
Fred Ferrell
D-Elgin
New School Land Commission
Boren
Ferrell
John Miskelly
D-Choctaw
David Stratton
D-Clinton
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Senate
Gene Howard
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Don Wilson
Oklahoma County
Wilson Glass
Tulsa County
Howard
Congress Opposes Postal Service Subsidies Cuts Likely
In Washington, opposition to large federal subsidies for the Postal Service grows as lawmakers doubt funding. Rep. Ed Derwinski says taxpayer money should not finance mail service. Without new funds, Saturday deliveries may be cut this summer, with a deficit looming and no consensus in Congress for a $4.5 billion three year rescue.
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Washington
Congress
House Post Office Committee
Ed Derwinski
R-Ill
Postal Service
Senate Post Office Committee
Ford
Ford Administration
Postal Committees
House- Senate
Derwinski
Ford Faces Tight Money to Reach Convention
President Ford faces a campaign money squeeze as spending nears the $13.1 million limit. Despite $1.3 million in matching funds, officials warn the fund is draining fast with primaries ahead. Reagan trails in spending, while Ford cuts staff and eyes independent support to stretch funds toward the August convention.
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Ashington
Ford
Ford Committee
Federal Election Commission
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Norris Udall
Frank Church
Jerry Brown
Reagan
California
Texas
Stuart Spencer
Ohio
New Jersey
Kansas City
Murder Charge Due In Shooting
A second degree murder charge was to be filed today in district court against a 2 year old woman in the Sunday shooting death of Rosando Muniz 54. Muniz was shot in the head with his own 410 gauge shotgun inside his residence in Tipton. The suspect was arrested Monday morning in Frederick. Survivors include his wife Lupe two daughters Maria Ortega and Juanita Muniz both of Tipton two sons Rolando Jr and Elizeo both of Memphis Texas and one sister Candida Gonzales of Arlington Texas.
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Lupe
Maria Ortega
Juanita Muniz
Tipton
Rolando Jr
Elizeo
Memphis
Tex
Candida Gonzales
Arlington, Tex
Theatrical Evolution 1776 1976 at Hudson River Museum
An exhibit titled Theatrical Evolution: 1776-1976 surveys American theater history through art from over 100 collections on view in Yonkers at the Hudson River Museum through Sept. 5.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Hudson River Museum
Flooding in Pampanga Forces Mass Evacuations in Philippines
A dike collapse in Pampanga province after Typhoon Olga spurred a government order to evacuate about 50,000 along the Pampanga River. Four deaths raise Olga’s toll to 51. flood waters rise two feet per hour near the disaster zone as military helicopters aid in food drops and evacuations.
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Manila
Philippines
Pampanga
Red Cross
U.S
Clark Air Base
Philippine Air Force
Nueva Ecija
la Paz
Olga
Luzon
Pamela
Guam
Tokyo
Japan
Iwo Jima
Humphrey links welfare reform to unemployment cuts
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey argues in prepared remarks that meaningful welfare reform depends on lowering unemployment. He cites Senate staff estimates that each percentage point drop in unemployment reduces federal welfare costs by up to 2 billion dollars and unemployment benefits by 2.5 to 3 billion, while noting concerns over federal funding for broad programs.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota Democrat
Humphrey
Senate
House Economic Committee
Japan's Industrial Rise From 1850 to WWII
Washington report notes National Geographic claim that Japan lacked large steam, factory, or telegraph capacity in 1850. A century later Japan built the world's largest ships and, in World War II, operated the heaviest-armed battleship afloat, illustrating rapid industrial and military growth.
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Washington
Nime
Japan
National Geographic
First SST Flight From U.S. Takes Off For Europe
The first paying passengers flight of the Concorde from Dulles Airport to Paris marked the start of SST service. Security checked bags with sniffers and X rays, amid controversy over noise and emissions as FAA monitors a 16 month trial.
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Air France
Dulles International
Paris
British Airways
London
Dulles
Atlantic
Federal Aviation Administration
Denis Phipps
John McLucas
FAA
Gus Weiss
White House Council On International Economic Policy
Cesar Pattarin
Port Authority of
New York
Norman Todd
Washington
Concorde
Europe
John F. Kennedy
New York-New Jersey
Kennedy
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West Gore
S. Sheridan
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Gibson's Shopping Center
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