Carter's Actions Hurt Chances Of Passing Energy Bill
The Carter administration risks scuttling a national energy bill by refusing larger gas price concessions. Energy Secretary Schlesinger signals possible higher prices to win industry support, while Stevens argues intrastate price controls and broader deregulation are unacceptable to oil and gas states.
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Carter
Republican
Ashington
Senate
Ted Stevens
Stevens
K-Alaska
James R Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Pace
House
Conference Committee
Ing
Sen
Congress
U.S
the of Industry
Energy Experts Warned To Sell Free Enterprise
Former astronaut Gordon Cooper urged oil and gas industry representatives to push acceptance of the free enterprise system. Cooper, a Shawnee, Oklahoma native and Walt Disney Productions executive, warned of misleading reporting and urged honest public storytelling. Roy Neal of NBC echoed concerns about a single industry narrative and credibility.
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Enid, Okla
Gordon Cooper
Cooper
Shawnee
Okla
Air Force
U.S
Walt Disney Productions
Glendale
Calif
Roy Neal
National Broadcasting Co
Neal
Sudanese leader backs Sadat amid Arab split over Jerusalem visit
Sudanese President Jafaar el Numairi flew to Cairo to show support for Anwar Sadat after Arab nations split over his trip to Israel. Numairi called the move a victory, urged unity, and cited past Arab backing. meanwhile critics from Syria Iraq Libya Algeria and others denounced the visit while Jordanian and Palestinian figures discussed the impact on Geneva talks.
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Cairo
Jafaar el Numairi
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Numairi
Sadat
Cairo Radio
Kabeh
Middle East
Sudan
Egypt
Morocco
Oman
Jordan
Syria
Iraq
Libya
Algeria
South Yemen
Jerusalem
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Mudar Badran
Yasir Arafat
Damascus
Badran
Hussein
Adnan Abu Odeh
California woman hauls coast to coast taxi ride to New York
Jean Caren 55 of Santa Maria began a 3000 mile odyssey in a taxi with her poodle Duchess. Ed Thomas drove until a court order stopped the journey near the California Arizona border. police described her as eccentric but mentally in control.
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Memphis, Tenn
California
New York
Memphis
Jean Caren
Jackson
Ed Thomas
State Joblessness Dips To 4 Percent
Oklahoma’s unemployment rate fell to a three year low of 4 percent in October while Comanche County reported 6.1 percent. Statewide labor force stands at 1,170,300 with 48,700 unemployed. national average is 6.3 percent.
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Oklahoma
Comanche County
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
Larry Hamilton
Oklahoma State Employment Service Office
Lawton
W.J. Bowman
OESC
Thanksgiving feast at Fort Sill feeds thousands
Soldiers families and guests at Fort Sill will enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving meal Thursday with over 12 000 diners served. Cooks prepared more than 8 000 pounds of turkey and huge trimmings including 4 000 pounds mashed potatoes 750 gallons giblet gravy 4 000 pounds dressing 2 000 pounds sweet potatoes 1 500 pies 12 000 shrimp cocktails 18 000 hot rolls and 1 500 pounds vegetables. Food advisor Chief Warrant Officer Wayne V. Pierce said dining runs 11 30 a m to 2 p m See TURKEY Page 4
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Pioneer Park
Lawton
Rodney Mastin
Davannah Miles
Jeremy Moore
Pauline Greb
Clinton Miles
English
Mack Moore
Cimmonron Trail
Fort Sill
Wayne V. Pierce
Turkey
Holiday Closings For Thanksgiving Across Lawton Area
Lawtonian offices and businesses close Thursday for Thanksgiving as community services are held in Lawton and Fort Sill. Lawton Public Schools Cameron University Lawton Chamber of Commerce Comanche County offices and Fort Sill observe the holiday by closing Thursday and Friday.
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Constitution
Lawton Public Schools
Cameron University
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Comanche County
Fort Sill
Vance Reports Nuclear Progress in Argentina on South America Trip
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said he saw good progress on nuclear issues with Argentina during his four day tour in South America while noting limited gains on human rights. He cited an agreement to endorse a human rights declaration and said Argentina would assist the OAS human rights commission. The visit included talks with Videla and Brazilian leaders en route to Venezuela.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cyrus R. Vance
Brazil
Vance
U.S
South America
Brasilia
Venezuela
Jorge Videla
Human Rights Commission
Organization of American States
Commission
Weather outlook with mild spell through weekend
The forecast calls for fair skies and warmer temperatures through Wednesday. Highs mid 30s to near 60 by Thursday to Saturday with little change and lows in the 30s. Monday's high was 46 and the overnight low 33.
Constable Catches Granite Escapees
Clayton constable James Payne recaptured two of four Granite State Reformatory escapees near U S 270 early Monday. The men wore prison blues and had a small fire when apprehended. identified as Robert Mote 21 Latimer County and Haskell See ESCAPEES.
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Clayton, Okla
Granite State Reformatory
Pushmataha County
James Payne
Clayton
Payne
U.S. 270
Robert Mote
Latimer County
Haskell
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