Decision Due On Rationing Of Gasoline
A neutral report notes officials evaluating gasoline rationing as a method to address shortages. The discussion mentions an open decision process and potential actions to curb a 17 percent petroleum shortfall, with aims toward equitable distribution.
Oklahoma 45th Brigade to Train for Overseas Duty in 1975
About 550 Lawton area National Guardsmen, plus 330 more in outlying batteries, will undergo intensified training to prepare for possible overseas deployment in 1975. Maj. Gen. David C. Matthews announced the plan, highlighting the 45th Infantry Brigade’s high readiness and its Lawton based units in Lawton Chickasha Duncan and Anadarko.
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Chickasha
Anadarko
Houston
Norman E. Duckworth
Sand Springs
Duckworth
Oklahoma City
National Guard
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United States
Oklahoma
Hall Wins Battle To Appropriate Revenue Sharing Funds For '74
Oklahoma City AP Gov. David Hall won approval from the Equalization Board to certify two years of federal revenue sharing funds totaling 22.9 million dollars for the 1974 legislature. The vote, with Secretary of State John Rogers and his father voting yes, increased upcoming revenue by 78 million above this year's appropriation. Auditor Cobb and Atty. Gen. Derryberry dissented. The elder Rogers returned from Israel to enable passage as the board rejected warnings against spending now.
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Klahoma City
David Hall
State Equalization Board
Joe Bailey Cobb
John Rogers
Rogers
John M. Rogers
Cobb
Young Rogers
Atty
Larry Derryberry
Agriculture Board
Billy Gray Gowdy
Hall
Leo Winters
Israel
Derryberry
UN Middle East Commander Seeks Restart of Cease Fire Talks
The senior U.N. commander in the Middle East met Egypt's war minister today on suspending cease-fire talks and then went to Jerusalem to brief Israeli officials. Egypt had resupplied its forces and they need only an order to renew the firing.
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U.N
Middle East
Egypt
Jerusalem
Ideal Fall Weather Promises Mild Southwest Oklahoma Outlook
A longer spell of ideal fall weather is forecast for Southwest Oklahoma through Saturday with fair to partly cloudy skies. Temperatures in the mid 70s with a upper 40s low tonight and a low 70s high on Saturday accompany light winds, shifting from southwest to south.
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Oklahoma
Developers Sought for City Bank Office Site
LURA officials report ongoing talks with Chicago and Kansas City developers about a possible contract with City National Company to redevelop the 500 block of D Avenue. The board set a January 1 deadline for interest and may delay construction and alter the redeveloper’s name.
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H. Gene Walker
LURA
Don Gaskins
Arch March
Kansas City
March
National
Ers
City National Company, Inc
D Avenue
City National Com
Editorials and Sections Listing
A catalog-like notice listing newspaper sections and page markers including Editorials WA Dear Abby 58 Markets SC Sports c227 Classified 30 Women 2B Bridge Comics Hospitals 4C Crossword 6 Entertainment 120 Obituaries SC Circulation 353-0626 Edit Office 253-4620.
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Suspension of 1974 Car Price Increases Granted
The Cost of Living Council paused proposed price hikes on 1974 model automobiles awaiting public hearing review. Officials expect a decision by December 10, with American Motors facing an average rise of about 114 dollars per model and other makers including Chrysler Corp in pending actions.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
John T. Dunlop
American Motors
Four Southern states hit by early earth tremors brief
Earth tremors struck portions of four Southern states early today startling hundreds. No injuries or major damage reported. Publisher J Leland Gourley sold the Free-Lance to Denney Media Group and will focus on Gourley Associates in Oklahoma City.
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Henryetta, Okla
J. Leland Gourley
Daily Free-Lance
Denney Media Group
Oklahoma
Gourley
Gourley Associates
Oklahoma City
Experts Study Flawed Watergate Tape for 18 Minute Gap
Experts began analyzing the distorted White House tape in which an 18 minute segment is replaced by a buzz. The tape along with Rose Mary Woods’ typewriter and lamp were sent to a New York lab for review by a six man panel.
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Nixon - Haldeman
White House
J. Fred Buzhardt
White Lee
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