Senate panel wrestles with prosecutor measures in Watergate case
Senate Judiciary Committee debates how to appoint and dismiss a special prosecutor amid the Nixon era. Leon Jaworski testifies he will act independently and seeks assurance he can access tapes and documents. White House says he may sue for records if necessary.
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Nixon
Archibald Cox
Leon Jaworski
Houston, Tex
Atty
Robert H. Bork
Cox
Jaworski
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
U.S. District Court
Senate
Judiciary Committee
White House
Burhardt
Haig
Lower Speed Limits Slow Down Traffic
Across ten states a 50 or 55 mph limit prompts drivers to ease speed. AP reporters test drives found majorroads like New Jersey Turnpike and I 5 near Seattle show most cars traveling 50 to 58 mph while some trucks and motorists resist. Observers note compliance varies and public reaction mixes annoyance with slowed pace.
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Associated Press
New Jersey Turnpike
Megs
Allan Auerbach
Brooklyn
Interstate 5
Seattle
Wash
Oregon
Portland
Jim Johnson
Madelene Fanning
Falmouth
Mass
Rhode Island
Interstate 93
Boston
AP Auto
Nicholas Lecakes
New York
Lecakes
Nixon
New Jersey
Vermont
Washington
Connecticut
Maryland
North Carolina
Antifreeze Shortage Could Hit Consumers This Winter
AP reports looming limits on antifreeze as related petroleum shortages tighten supply. Trade sources note some spot gaps may appear but overall adequacy for consumers is expected. Major manufacturers curb private label supplies to protect brand merchandise, forcing some buyers to seek limited brands or travel for stock.
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New York
Don Hall
Cities Service Oil Co
DuPont
Xerox
J. F. Chase
Dow Chemical Co
Pioneer Oil Co
Lawton Constitution Evening and Sunday Edition Rates
Subscriptions listed for Lawton and nearby areas with delivery details for Lawton Fort Sill and Geronimo. Rates include 1 year 36.00 and 1 month 3.50 for some editions, with outside state and APO options.
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Lawton Constitution
Lawton Morning Press
Sun
Lewton Publishing
Ave
Lewton
Ohio
Lawton
Fort Sill
Geronimo
Sundey
Isjs
Lawton Area Attends OSU Pollution Control School
Sixteen Lawton area residents joined 196 operators from Oklahoma and nearby states at Oklahoma State University for a water and pollution control training course. Attendees included Marion Davis Bobby McCaig Almus Morgan Leon Potvin David Rollins Jackie Rollins and Bob Woods along with Bil Brown Medicine Park Robert Cleveland Waurika Jerry Coy Lloyd Sharpe Walters Stanley Meddie Snyder Neal Brown Earl Moore Duncan Robert L Jones Cyril and Jose Carrisalez Altus.
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Lawton Area
Oklahoma State University
OSU School of Civil Engineering
Oklahoma
Earl Moore
Duncan
Robert L. Jones
Cyril
Jose Carrisalez
Altus
Hall To View Storm Damage In Oklahoma
Federal disaster officials planned an aerial tour of central and northern Oklahoma to assess private property damage for federal aid eligibility. Governor David Hall noted much damage is privately insured and may affect qualification.
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Oklahoma City
Federal Disaster Administration
Oklahoma
David Hall
Hall
Two Sought In Jailbreak From Oklahoma Jail
Woodward Oklahoma AP two inmates Charles N Stinson and Gerald Leonard Sanders escaped from the Woodward County jail four days after Stinson was convicted of killing Kiowa County Deputy Sheriff Max Straub. Sanders, 17, had pleaded guilty to second degree burglary and received four years.
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Woodward
Okla
Oklahoma
Woodward County
Charles N. Stinson
Gerald Leonard Sanders
Taloga
Stinson
Kiowa County
Max Straub
Straub
Western State Hospital
Fort Supply
Sanders
Edison’s Rubber Breakthrough From Goldenrod Latex
The article notes Thomas Edison developed a process to produce rubber from the latex of a giant goldenrod plant. It highlights his experiments and the historical context of early rubber research.
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Thomas Edison
Regional Weather Summary Across Oklahoma and Nearby Areas
Weather Service reports show generally fair conditions for most zones tonight with increasing cloudiness Thursday. Warmer southerly winds 5 to 14 mph, with overnight lows mainly in the 30s to 40s and Thursday highs ranging from the 50s to upper 60s or low 70s depending on zone. A mix of partly cloudy skies and cooler eastern areas with possible rain or snow showers in higher elevations and western New Mexico with significant mountain snow expected.
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Atlantic Coast
Northeast States
Rockies
Northern Plains
Central Gulf
Mid &S
New Mexico
Landlord Bids Out Willie the Butcher on New Year
New York AP reports Willie the butcher Willard Doughty 66 who has served celebrities and locals on Manhattan's upper West Side for 40 years will close his meat market New Year’s Day as the landlord clears space for a single large store with neighboring shops.
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New York
Willard
Willie the Butcher
Doughty
Manhattan
Upper West Side
Willie
Oklahoma Grants Fund Port of Muskogee and Carter County
Federal grants totaling 1.351 million were awarded to support the Port of Muskogee and Carter County industrial growth. The EDA and Ozarks Regional Commission provide 651000 and 700000 respectively, creating hundreds of jobs and funding an industrial park near Muskogee and a 2100 acre park expansion in Ardmore.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Carter County
The
Economic Development Administration
Ozarks
EDA
David Hall
Greater Muskogee Development Corp
Ozarks Commission
Muskogee Corporation
Ardmore
Lake of the Arbuckles
Murray County
Saudi Arab Ambassador Defends Oil Diplomacy at UN
Saudi envoy Jamil Baroody defends oil embargo tactics arguing Arab policy aims to pressure U.S. on Israel. He says embargoes may affect Christmas deliveries but could unite families and push desired policy changes. He asserts Arabs can live without American goods and that time favors Arab objectives.
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United Nations
N. Y
Jamil Baroody
Saudi Arabia
United States
U.S
Israel
Post Office
Baroody
U.N
General Assembly
Security Council
Europe
Japan
Germany
America
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Albuquerque
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Asheville
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Birmingham
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Beauty Center
N. Sheridan
Washington, D.C
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Family Center
Joseph C. Richard
Equitable
Joe Richard
S. 13Th Street
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