Nixon Aide Ash Leads Broad Plan for Government Reorg
Roy Ash, chief architect of a sweeping reorganization, outlines steps to create Departments of Energy and Natural Resources, Human Resources, Community Development and Economic Growth and Productivity. He cites past plans, congressional pace, and aims to free the White House to set policy while streamlining agencies.
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Episcopalians Confront Budget Conflicts at Triennial
At Louisville delegates enter day three facing a $13.7 million budget proposal with potential cuts. The empowerment program for minorities, begun in 1967, has $8.5 million allocated, sparking debate over recipients and funding amid church reform talks and leadership changes.
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Legal Notices in The Lowton Constitution October 1 1973
Filing date October 1 1973 and publication details for Lowton Constitution. Office locations listed for publishing operations at 6 A Ave Lowton Comanche Oklahoma 73501. Names and addresses show publisher B F Bentley editor S F Bentley managing editor Ted Relston and ownership by Lowden Publishing Co Inc with Ned Shepier Trust and Bentleys. circulation extent and nature described.
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Three Die On Oklahoma Highways In Weekend Toll
Three persons were killed on Oklahoma highways Sunday raising the 1973 traffic toll. A Pauls Valley woman died when a car driven by her husband left the road near Pauls Valley and crashed after a complex sequence of airborn passes. The driver Nobel Edell Webb 47 and his wife Neva Gaudie Webb were ejected with Mrs Webb dying at a local hospital. The husband was in critical condition. An unidentified California woman died when her car struck a light pole while turning onto Route 135 from Route 140.
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Final stages of U S grain marketing probe sparks debate
A House subcommittee led by Rep. Neal Smith examines speculation in the grain market, faulting the Commodity Exchange Authority for weak regulation. The inspector general cites inadequate analysis of potentially manipulative trading. CEA head Alex Caldwell seeks staff, injunctive powers, and fines authority while defending exchanges as hedging facilitators. The panel’s final report may urge stronger, independent CEA and technical fixes to trace illegal pit activity.
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Pharmacy Drug Theft Investigated
Lawton police investigated the theft of about $500 worth of controlled drugs from Southwestern Hospital's pharmacy. Officers sought a white male, 35 to 40, who apparently climbed over a counter to reach the drugs.
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Phyllis Name Meaning from Greek Roots
Phyllis is traced to Greek origins meaning green bough. The name carries botanical symbolism and has appeared in classical literature and later cultural references.
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University Hospital to lay off 95 workers in cost cut plan
Oklahoma City University Hospital will release 95 employees November 1 as part of Dr Jeptha Dalston’s 10 percent cost reduction. Board members learned 257 positions have been eliminated since July 1 amid a 3.5 million dollar deficit. Tower delayed occupancy until after year start.
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Young Drivers Under 25 Dominate Fatalities Share
Drivers under 25 hold 18.7 percent of licenses but account for 29.5 percent of 1972 highway fatalities, highlighting disproportionate risk among younger motorists.
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