Fort Sill to Initiate Energy-Saving Plan
Fort Sill will implement an energy saving plan led by top commanders and the Directorate of Facilities Engineering. Key steps include lowering thermostats to 55 degrees in occupied buildings and shops, closing post laundry and most Special Services, and extending dining periods as troop meals shift to fewer facilities.
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Unemployment Falls Across Groups With Big Drop for Black Teens
The seasonally adjusted unemployment fell by 210,000 last month to 4.1 million. Adult women and men rates dropped to 4.4 and 2.9 percent, with teen and black teen unemployment also decreasing. Total employment rose 3.2 million since October 1972, an unusually large 12 month gain. Bank credit cards are being introduced in Australia.
Halloween Prank Sparks Street Drawn Commentary
A resident describes long running street antics as harmless Halloween pranks. She notes the behavior has persisted for years without prior trouble and reflects on community impact.
Meir Seeks Cease-Fire Amid Withdrawal Debate
Israeli Prime Minister Meir expressed confidence the U S friendship will deepen as Israel presses for a cease-fire and redeployment. She warned there was no detailed peace plan and suggested future talks with Kisringer and U S officials. Reports note U S opposition to a Polish unit in a cross border force.
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Nomination Stance and Dinner Hours Mentioned
Scott, a committee member, doubts colleagues will be discourteous to a fellow senator and says he may prompt prompt consideration of Saxbe's nomination. The text notes a fellow senator and mentions dinner hours in Chile around 8 p.m.
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Massive insurance fraud indicts 22 in bogus policy scheme
Los Angeles investigators say 22 people are indicted in an insurance fraud case involving 436 million dollars in fake policies. They call it the largest fraud in the industry’s history.
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Automakers Move on Price Hikes Amid UAW Talks
Ford reaches tentative agreement with the UAW while GM negotiations continue and AMC plans no talks until next year. Chrysler seeks an average $135 rise per model to cover a wage deal with the UAW plus higher costs.
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Watergate Tape Issues Highlight Recording Discrepancies
Watergate prosecutor seeks details on tape storage and handling. Zumwalt claims a switcher error and weekend setting affected April 15 recordings. Archivist notes Nixon diary revisions on July 2. Discrepancies arise between original notes and later records of tape removal and storage.
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Dipel Bacterium Kills Caterpillars Harmless to Others
Dipel, a natural bacterium product, targets caterpillars while posing no harm to humans, animals, or beneficial insects. Its selective action offers a safe option for garden and crop pest control.
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