Turkish Premier Denounces U S embargo at NATO conference
Turkish Premier Suleyman Demirel criticized the embargo during the NATO meeting without naming the United States. He warned that continued threat necessitates Turkey's continued strong contribution and called the embargo a self destructive act. Ford and NATO allies signaled potential future steps to extend cooperation.
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U.S. Armi
Suleyman Demirel
Turkey
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Jean Sauvagnargues
NATO
Wilson
America
Helmut Schmidt
Europe
Schmidt
Ford
Aldo Moro
Italy
United States of America
Deadlock on per diem rules and NATO summit notes
Lawmakers agree on certifying $15 per diem claims limited to nights in Oklahoma City amid a push to curb abuse. Senate delays on retiring $33.3 million in state bonds as Attorney General opinions loom. NATO summit remarks praise U.S. commitments with Ford refusing to abandon Allied security despite communist gains.
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Howard
Willis
House
Senate
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
David Boren
Lee Cate
D-Norman
Cate
Ed Berrong
D-Weatherford
Alty
Larry Derryberry
Doctors in California to Return to Work Amid Malpractice Deal
Striking doctors in Northern and Southern California are set to return Monday under a deal with the California Legislature. A statewide pool of 400 liability insurers would set up lower cost malpractice coverage while lawmakers pursue reform. The agreement faces skepticism from leaders who warn selective service may continue.
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California
Joseph Bayle
House of Delegates
California Medical Association
Los Angeles
Wesley Kinder
San Francisco
Russell Jackson
Los Angeles County Society of Anesthesiologists
Jackson
Marshall Sands
Department of Anesthesiology
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
San Antonio
General Cannon's Fort Sill Service and Promotion Record
General Cannon of the 8th Mechanized Division Artillery previously served at Fort Sill and has commanded Fort Sill III Corps Artillery since August 1973. He was promoted to brigadier general at Fort Sill on August 1, 1874, and is the first to command HI Corps Artillery since 1966. A Pittsburg native and 26 year Army veteran, he began as a rifleman with the 82nd Airborne in 1948 and later earned OCS at Fort Riley, the CGSC, and the Army War College.
Comanche Tribal Runoff Election Set For June 7 1975
Comanche Tribal runoff will occur Saturday June 7 1975 from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in six precincts in Lowten Coche Apeche Anadorto Woltersone Oete home City to elect four Committeemen to the Comanche Business Committee. Ave F Doty Comanche Tribal Secretary.
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Lenter
Lowten
Coche Apeche
Anadorto
Woltersone Oetehome
Comanche Business Committee
Oklahoma City Market Prices Report
The State Department of Agriculture lists today’s prices for wheat 2.98 to 3.53 per bushel with regional variations, barley 2.20 to 2.40, Milo 4.20 to 4.70, soybeans 4.42 to 5.22, alfalfa hay 35 to 45 per ton, and live broilers and eggs with mid 40s to high 40s in assorted lots across multiple towns including Altus Perryton Muskogee and Ponca City.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Afton
Altus
Clinton
el Reno
Geary
Hobart
Kingfisher
Keyes
Liberal
Manchester
Muskogee
Pauls Valley
Perryton
Watonga
Weatherford
Yukon
Medford
Okeene
Ponca City
Temple
Gulf
MILO
Banner
Lawton mall district proposals reopen to bidders
Mall LURA will consider national developers proposals while keeping central commercial district commitments optional. Fringe areas including the planned entertainment complex and adjacent light industrial zones reopen to bids with no set deadline. Lawton businessmen pursue an entertainment center plan as LURA weighs options beyond Jacobs six week extension.
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LURA
Central Commercial District
Central District
Lawton
Entertainment Center
Mall
Jacobs
Boren cites need for listening government and restraint
The governor told citizens business and civic leaders that many lawmakers agency heads and staffers attended to listen not debate. He warned of a growing bureaucracy unresponsive to the people and urged political courage to choose between program expansion and taxes. He praised Oklahoma as a potential leader for responsible government while urging caucus participants to speak up.
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Oklahoma
Weather watches as flood risk grows across district
Scattered showers return by Monday with thunderstorms raising flood threat. Waurika faces crest near three feet with evacuation readied. five of Lake Ellsworth floodgates opened one foot. Lake Lawtonka overflows ninth straight day at 0.70 feet. Tornado season continues with funnels near Tinker AFB and Meeker amid high winds and hail in central Oklahoma.
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Lawton
Duncan
Beaver
Cow Creek
Waurika
National Weather Service
Lake Ellsworth
Lawton Public Works
Paul Brune
Lake Lawtonka
Oklahoma
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
Meeker
Canadian County
Union City
Panhandle
Guymon
Economy Forecast Rebounds With Higher 1976 Deficit
The administration maintains a near $60 billion 1976 deficit target while 1975 deficits rise to $42.6 billion. Unemployment is still seen averaging 7.9 percent in 1976, with gradual declines projected through 1980 amid energy program delays and tax changes.
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Congress
Ford
Police recover car from Wolf Creek after crash
Authorities found an upside down car in Wolf Creek near Bishop Road, with tire tracks indicating it left the road before the bridge. The body was removed around 4 45 am as autopsy seeks time of death for Seals while rain and rising creek water are suspected factors.
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Bishop Road
Wolf Creek
Seals
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Comanche County
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Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
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State
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K & B Bar
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