Ford Nearing Decision on Tax Cut Extentions and Energy Proposals
President Ford and advisers study extending anti recession tax cuts into 1976 with options including permanent cuts or a one year extension. Key meetings with Simon Zarb Seidman Greenspan to shape energy proposals and broader economic policy. Page 4A TAX CUT.
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Ford
Ron Nelsen
House Ways and Means Committee
Nessen
Energy and
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William E. Simon
Federal Energy Administration
Frank G. Zarb
White House
Wiliam Seidman
Council of Economic Advisers
Alan Greenspan
Congress
Administration
Energy Independence Agency
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Judge reaffirms authority to raise Juvenile Bureau salaries
District Judge Chad Bledsoe reaffirmed the court’s inherent power to set more than 70000 in juvenile division salaries, prompting Comanche County commissioners to weigh budget adjustments, federal funds, or legal challenges. The judge cited needed funds for seven staff and the Marie Detty director, exceeding current ad valorem and grant income.
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Comanche
Bledsoe
Marie Detty
Ice Center
Comanche County
Juvenile Bureau
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Kissinger to Visit China as Ford Aide Plans trip
TOKYO AP says U S Secretary Kissinger will visit Peking in Oct 1923 to discuss President Ford’s China trip set for mid to late November. State Department confirms dates. The brief also notes a Senate panel debate on a Middle East peace accord and a lobbying push to override Ford’s veto of a 2 75 billion child nutrition bill by school groups.
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U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
China
Peking
Hsinhua
Kissinger
Ford
State Department
Washington
Middle East
George W. Ball
Kennedy
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
The
American School Food Service Association
Weather Report For Lawton Preview
Lawton skies will be clear through Tuesday with little temperature change. Tonight's low near 50 with southerly winds 6 to 12 mph. Tuesday's high in the lower 0s. Sunday reached a high of 82 and a low of 4H.
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Lawton
Acting Wildlife Director Delayed by Oklahoma Commission
Oklahoma City AP report: Gov. David Boren presses for merit based search after the State Wildlife Commission delays naming a new director to replace retiring J. H. Mutt Standefer. Chairman Willis Lansden resigns amid clashes over interference. George Wint previously named as possible successor.
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State Wildlife Commission
David Boren
J. H. ““Mutt
Standefer
Boren
Willis Lansden
Lansden
Beaver
Federation
District 8
George Wint
Striking Firemen Accused of Arson in Missouri
City officials say striking firefighters are linked to many of 217 blazes since Friday. Fire Director Frank Spink cited strong indications of arson in six fires and a fire bombing Sunday night. Police report many fires were deliberate and well planned. James Wheeler Jr. dismissed 59 striking firefighters amid a pending court hearing.
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Ansas City
Frank Spink
Spink
Kansas City
Ing
Joseph McNamara
Charles Shafer
Kansas City Firefighters’ Union
Joe McMahon
International Union
Charles B. Wheeler Jr
National
Five Children Die In Rural Okla House Fire
In Apulpa Oklahoma a rural home fire killed five grandchildren of Margaret Hill. Only 10 year old David Robinson survived after escaping as the house burned about 1 30 a m. Authorities suspect accidental origin while the mother and grandmother were at a bar.
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Apulpa
Okla
David Robinson
Here
David
Sapulpa
Dan Whitehouse
Margaret Hill
Downtown Lawton Parking Plan Faces City Council Decision
City Council will decide Tuesday on using part of 1.4 million in community development funds for first year parking lot construction in the Downtown Project. If approved, a south side C Avenue lot from Second to near Fourth Street would be built. Construction cost is pending.
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Downtown
Lawton, Inc
C Avenue
Second Street
Fourth Street
Saudis hire U. S. coaches to boost sports program
Don Boucher, a Lawton High School graduate, will direct 28 U.S. coaches in Saudi Arabia for three years to develop physical education and national team play. He and his wife Beverly Ann and son Tony depart Lawton for the overseas assignment under Whittaker Corp. Randall, a former Olympic coach, will supervise.
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University of Oklahoma Sooners
Oil Kingdom
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Boucher
Glen Randall
Whittaker
Randall
Ralph M. Boucher
Euclid
Bouchers
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