Eye-Catching Shell Collection Found During Cityan's Trips
Mrs. Carden details a lifelong shell hobby in Lawton Oklahoma describing finds on local beaches and storm aftercare. She notes Latin names, 38 U S shell clubs, rare imports, and Shell Oil history linked to shells. Her preference for living shells and imperfect specimens frames the hobby.
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Africa
Asia
Pacific Islands
Carden
Oklahoma
Col
Lawton
United States
Shell Oil Company
Shell Oil
Shell
San Diego
DuPont
Kissinger outlines energy strategy and July 1 deadline
Kissinger argues against price fixing and urges IEA actions to boost energy development. He predicts reduced consumer oil dependence will pressure producers and envisions a July 1 deadline for an energy program. Ford to decide on nuclear fuel supply by that date to aid nuclear capacity expansion. A fall meeting of IEA leaders is proposed to advance joint energy R and D.
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Lieved
Kissinger
U.S
Shah Mohamed Reza Pahlevi
Iran
Asia
Secretary of State
IEA
Ford
Spe
Oil imports hold steady as trade shifts in spring
Trade data show four month average oil imports at 190.2 million barrels versus 190.7 million last year end. April exports fall in rice corn soybeans fats and oils, offset by wheat gains. Declines occur in iron and steel, imports of machinery, and several export categories amid softer production.
Waurika Flood Recedes After Dam Breach Threat
The Waurika area faced major flooding as half of the cofferdam failed raising fears of higher water. Lake Ellsworth and Lake Lawtonka levels declined with gates closed, while Red Cross aid continued for residents in Waurika and nearby Beaver and Cow Creeks.
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Waurika
Cotten McDonald
Waurika Civil Defense
Lawton
Paul Brune
Lake Ellsworth
Brune
Lawtonka
Red Cross
Jefferson County Fairgrounds
Beaver
Cow Creeks
Police Bargaining Proposal Seeks New Break Rules
The FOP bargaining committee filed a proposal to Thomson detailing coffee and lunch break rules. It limits breaks by location and unit type, allows some breaks only within certain districts, and caps numbers of units on break from each division at a time.
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Hennessee
FOP
Thomson
Ball
Traffic
Oklahoma market report lists cattle hogs grains and produce prices
Oklahoma City AP markets show 5200 cattle and calves with varied value marks for utility, cutter, and slaughter stock. hogs not steady. US 1-2 36-90 lb at 530.25 68.50. State grain prices include wheat 2.99-3.60 per bushel. barley 2.20-2.40. Milo 4.26-4.80. soybeans 4.58-5.38 per bushel. Alfalfa hay from Chickasha 35-45 per ton and Pauls Valley 340-50. Broilers live 25, eggs large 49 per dozen.
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Oklahoma Livestock
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Keyes
Liberal
Muskogee
Perryton
Afton
Altus
Clinton
Rene
Geary
Ho- Pauls Valley
Watenga
Weatherford
Yukon
Temple
Gulf
Watonga
Kingfisher
Manchester
Ponca City
Milo
Aston
Banner
Pauls Valley
Military readjustment pay outlined after forced officers' exits
The plan provides at least nine days notice to departing officers and accrued leave pay, but main compensation is readjustment pay for each individual ranging from 10 000 to 15 000 dollars. It is distributed as two months basic pay, with higher figures discussed as alternatives.
Councilmen Reject Push For Sales Tax Increase
Local officials vote against a proposed sales tax hike while considering funding for a city mass transit plan. Several council members criticize the move as a broader effort to fund budget needs, with funding eligibility debates continuing. The session also touches HUD requirements and a separate note on Captain Kam Kidd.
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Ma Roberts
Chenault
Prince
Adam Matthews
Keith Haynes
Donald Rust
Harry Anderson
Rex Givens
Don van Meter
Mrs. Roberts
J. J. Pursley
Department of Transportation
HUD
Federal Department
Voluntary Action Center
Matthews
Housing Services
White Collar Crime Increase Risks U S
Washington reports a rising trend in white collar crime with bribery fraud and price fixing by bank officials landlords and politicians. FBI data show steep increases in fraud embezzlement and losses and officials urge education and tougher penalties to curb nonviolent economic crime.
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U.S
Colman Rey
Washington
New York Times
Long Island
New York
FTC
Homesiies
FBI
FBI Academy
Quantico
Public Citizen
Foundry Industry Grows in West Des Plaines Area
AP reports the U S foundry industry expands in the Western States toward the West Coast. Charles E Fausel of the American Foundrymen's Society predicts within ten years U S casting needs may reach a large share, contrasting with current levels around 3.5 percent.
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West Des Plaines
U.S
Charles E. Fausel
Americanoundrymen's Society
Fausel
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