Burns Seeks Federal Aid If New York Markets Deteriorate
Fed Chair Arthur Burns said he may request federal help for New York City if financial markets show noticeable deterioration. He praised Gov. Carey for tax hikes and discussed a complex plan involving banks and federal aid to prevent a city default. Burns warned that municipal markets are clouded, affecting local spending, while a NYC default attorney said billions may be needed from Washington.
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Burns
New York
Ashington
Federal Reserve
Arthur F. Burns
New York City
Hugh Carey
Carey
Ira Milstein
Milstein
Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate
Proxmire
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Pege
Veterans Day Parade Honors Local Veterans Crowd Gathers
The 77th Army Band and Cache High School Band led a downtown Veterans Day parade in crisp November weather. Fort Sill and Cameron University ROTC units joined veterans groups and recruiters, with Eddie Madden of VFW Post 1193 laying a wreath at the Comanche County Veterans Memorial.
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77Th Army Band
Cache High School
Fort Sill and
Cameron University
5Th
Eddie Madden
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Comanche County
Courthouse Square
Madden
Daughters of the American Revolution
Vernon Howell
Chamber of Commerce
Ev Hahney
Chamber
Veterans Group
VFW Post 1193
U.S. Condemns UN Zionism Racism Link In Congress
President Ford and the Senate condemn the United Nations General Assembly resolution equating Zionism with racism and call for a review of U.S. participation. A nonbinding Senate resolution warns the action may fuel anti Semitism and urges hearings to reassess U.S. involvement. Nine Knesset members attended the vote on the Senate floor.
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Washington
Ford
Senate
United Nations General Assembly
U.S
Assembly
U.N
Congress
General Assembly
Hugh Scott
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House International Relations Committee
United States
Knesset
James B. Allen
D-Ala
United Nations
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Morton contempt ruling sought over boycott company list
A House subcommittee voted 10 to 5 to cite Commerce Secretary Rogers C. Morton for contempt of Congress for refusing to turn over names of U.S. companies asked by the Arabs to participate in a boycott of Israel. Morton says material may be withheld and that timing is not in national interest.
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Washington
House
Commerce
Rogers C. B. Morton
Congress
U.S
Israel
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Subcommittee
Morton
Subcommittee
United States
Department
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Senate panel criticizes Bush CIA nomination as risky
Senate intelligence chair Frank Church warns that confirming George Bush as CIA director would “a travesty” of reform and could undermine the agency’s independence from the White House and Pentagon. He also cautions against excessive CIA criticism weakening its counterbalance role.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
George Bush
CIA
White House
Pentagon
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Weather report for Lawtern and Law area
A fast moving front will push into Lawtern tonight bringing a drop to the upper 30s with northerly winds. Wednesday will see a slight warmup to around 60. Downtown Law records show Monday high 63 and low 44.
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Lawtern
Lawten
Bid To Withdraw Pleas Nixed In Child Slayers Case
Jesse Lee Steele 24 received 15 years to life after the judge denied his bid to withdraw guilty manslaughter pleas in the March 23 beating deaths of four year old twins Freddy and Eddy Arnett. The sentencing followed the D A stating the term exceeds the mandatory 10 to life for second degree murder. Steele formerly on parole from Fort Leavenworth, faced first degree murder charges reduced to manslaughter days before he pled guilty.
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Dennis Lang
Jesse Lee Steele
J. Winston Raburn
D.A
Steve Lile
Raburn
Steele
Jesse Lee Willis
Freddy
Eddy Arnett
Mary Martha Arnett
Don Beauchamp
Alabama
Carter Attacks Ford During Oklahoma City Campaign Stop
Former Georgia governor Jimmy Carter blasted President Ford as a poor national leader for traveling too much and neglecting governance. He criticized Ford on foreign policy and domestic actions, pledged to win the Democratic nomination and reshape the federal government to reduce agencies and reorganize the bureaucracy.
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Alahoma City
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
Oklahoma City
Henry Kissingers
Largest Fort Sill Parade Ever on Tap Saturday
The 200th anniversary of American field artillery will feature a 10:30 a.m. Saturday parade at Fort Sill the largest yet. At least 105 elements include nine marching units five bands 12 floats and various weapons with Brig. Gen. Charles F. Gordon Lawton Mayor Wayne Gilley and 2nd Lt. Harold R. Butler among marshals. Floats depict wars from Revolutionary to future artillery. involved groups include Fort Sill units Cameron University Central High Eisenhower Junior High and Mac Bogie Drill Corps Sheppard AFB.
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American Field Artillery
Fort Sill
U.S. Army Field Artillery Center
Craig
Randolph Roads
Randolph
McNair Haill
Tank Trail
Lawton
Charles F. Gordon
III Corps Artillery
Harold R. Butler
Ft. Benning
Wayne Gilley
Field Artillery
Medical Department
100Th Supply and Service Battalion
Field Artillery Board
9Th Field Artillery Missile Group
75Th Field Artillery Group
214Th Field Artillery Group
U.S. Army Field Artillery Training Center
Sioned Officers Association
Cameron University
Central
Eisenhower
Lawton High School
High Steppers
Mac
Sheppard Air Force Base
Tex
Dan T. Moore
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