Grape Crop Myth Revisions Cut California. 3.85 Million Tons
California officials reduced an optimistic July grape crop forecast from 4.2 million tons to about 3.85 million after more precise August counts showed the harvest far smaller. The overestimate stemmed from 50,000 newly bearing acres and affected raisin markets and grower prices. Ward Henderson and Paul LaVine cited survey exaggerations and updated field counts at 800 vineyards.
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Fresno
Calif
California
Ward Henderson
Paul LaVine
Stanislaus County
LaVine
Raisin Bargaining Association
Kalem Barserian
Federal State Market News Service
Solon weighs new accusation in CIA testimony dispute
Washington AP Rep. Robin Beard considers amending a complaint against Rep. Michael Harrington over allegedly revealing secret CIA testimony. The House Ethics Committee dismissed the prior complaint 7 to 3 after finding Colby testimony lacked proper executive session conditions. Harrington had pledged not to disclose the transcript but said he warned colleagues and a reporter to reveal potential illegal CIA activity against Allende.
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Robin L. Beard
R-Tenn
Michael J. Harrington
D-Mass
House
CIA
Beard
House Ethics Committee
John J. Flynt
D-Ga
William E. Colby
House Armed Forces Intelligence Subcommittee
Harrington
Colby
CLA
Chile
Salvador Allende
Washington Post
Congress
Allende
Flynt
Ethics Committee
Intelligence
Family of Frank Sales Thanks Community for Support
The family of Frank Sales expresses gratitude to friends in Faxon Robinson Boat Landing Meers Paradise Valley McClung Addition Chickasha Lawton Elgin Cache and Geronimo for food floral tributes and help during his illness and death. Mrs Lucille Sales and family extend thanks through Darrell Spence Johnnie Graves Steve Norman Larry and Frank Sales.
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Frank Sales
Faxon
Robinson Boat Landing
Meers
Paradise Valley
McClung Addition
Chickasha
Lawton
Elgin
Cache
Geronimo
Lucille Sales
Darrell Spence
Johnnie Graves
Steve Norman
Larry and
Police Reports List Local Complaints and Damages
City records show complainants from Billie McDonald to Drawn reporting property damage theft vandalism burglary and attempted robbery across residences and businesses. incidents include egging, vandalism to cars and bikes and a forged check at local sites.
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Lawton
Billie McDonald
Cherry
George Scarborough
Templeton Terrace
Helen Hensley
Bell
Kenneth S. Hughes
Allen Harvey
Shirley Bohn
Westwood
TGRU
N. Sheridan
Evelyn Henderson
Duncan
Jerry Bruno
Michael DeGiacomo
Trooper's Inn
Fort Sill Boulevard
Karen Merriman
Cache Road
Maurice Fuller
Bishop Rood
Injury Accidents Logged by Lawton Police Dr
Times and places of injury accidents investigated by the Lawton Police Department include Thursday at 4:20 p.m. at Sheridan and Lee. Hermon Dodson, 61, of 910 Jefferson, was taken to Memorial Hospital by Kirk's Emergency Service per Patrolman Delous Alien.
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Sheridan
Lee
Hermon Dodson
Jefferson
Memorial Hospital
Kirk
Delous Alien
Harvesters Singers to Perform at Brookland Church
The Harvesters from Ed mond will appear at 7 30 p m Saturday at Brookland Free Will Baptist Church 6515 Maple.
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Harvesters
Edmond
Brookland Free Will Baptist Church
Maple
Spectator Sports Draw Record Crowds in 1965 to 1974 Rise
Twelve major U.S. spectator sports attracted 206,077,000 fans in 1965 and 273,247,000 in 1974, a 33 percent increase. The data reflect broad growth across leagues and venues, highlighting rising mobilization and media attention.
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U.S
Hunt Launched In Kansas Shooting
Authorities search for a man after a woman is hit on the head and then shot in Ulysses Kansas. Barbara Tassier in her early 40s is the victim. Witnesses say a man named Brad Colling drove off with her in her son in law's car as Oklahoma Colorado and Texas agencies join the manhunt aimed toward Amarillo Texas or Denver.
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Ulysses, Kan
Kansas
Barbara Tassier
Grant County
Brad Colling
Medicine Park 4-H Club Dog and Cat Fair Scheduled
The Medicine Park 4-H Club will sponsor a dog and cat fair at 1 pm on Saturday November 15. Trophies will be awarded for the best looking dog and best looking cat. The entry fee is 2 dollars and dogs and cats of any breed may be entered.
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Medicine Park
4-H Club
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