Harrell Hearing Begins In Court
A preliminary hearing opened in district court for Cache banker Jimmy D. Harrell on a charge of concealing and withholding stolen property. Police recovered 45 guns from his Cache residence and an Indiahoma cousin. the amended complaint and witnesses were debated as the judge granted a continuance.
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Jimmy D. Harrell
Harrell
Ace Harrell
Lawton
Comanche County
Wesley Combs
Cocke
Steve Lile
Lile
Council rejects expanded urban renewal committee plan
City council debates urban renewal governance with Prince urging broader membership. A 4 to 6 vote defeats his proposal as Mayor Gilley and others favor a council driven approach. Council committees to be named by council members.
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Council
Gilley
Prince
Rex Givens
Pursley
Aust
van Meter
Harry Anderson
Fredrick Chenault
Keith Haynes
Federal housing aid cuts touch Little Rock town debt
Sterling Cockrill of the Department of Housing and Urban Development says the agency will not extend another loan as the city faces 10 to 20 years to repay back interest. He notes the 1935 loan was a bad fit and the town has lost population and tax base since.
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Westmont Circle
67Th Street
Lawton
Water Department
Sterling Cockrill
Little Rock Area
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ford Motorcade Collision Spurs Guard Debate
The presidential limousine escaped injury after a fender bender near the departure point as Gordon Damon, a Secret Service spokesman, said guards were positioned at key intersections but one was lightly staffed. Ford, unhurt, resumed travel to Washington amid questions of coverage.
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Gordon Damon
Damon
Secret Service
Ford
Washington
Salamites
James Bruno
Connecticut Gop
U S Plans Return of Two Dollar Bill
Treasury officials say reissuing the two dollar bill is feasible and practical due to rising printing costs and currency needs. William E Simon and Gardner favor the move, with Simon able to direct issuance, and a news conference planned to announce details.
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Harvard Business School
Gardner
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
U.S
Rosenthal
Treasury Department
Commerce, Consumer and Monetary Affairs
House Government Operations Committee
State Grain and Produce Prices Report Oklahoma City
The State Department of Agriculture released today’s market prices for WHEAT BARLEY MILO SOYBEANS and HAY with regional listings. Wheat ranges 3.76 to 4.34 per bushel across cities including Muskogee Afton Clinton and others.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Muskogee
Pauls Valley
Afton
Clinton
Medford
Weatherford
Manchester
Banner
el Reno
Geary
Kingfisher
Okeene
Ponca City
Watonga
Yukon
Eldorado
Hobart
Temple
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Gulf
Septem ber building permits tally major sums and a new hall
In Septem ber home renovations and additions totaled 594496. Business construction 131500. Public facilities 2200 including 1200 for a new Boy Scout meeting hall. The largest permit 112000 by Mrs. W E Tomlinson for a new home.
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W. E. Tomlinson
Global monetary reform debate at international talks
Challal of Algeria presses for broad mandate to discuss reform of the international monetary system at a December conference. The United States led by Undersecretary Charles Robinson argues such matters lie with the IMF and World Bank. Parsky signals openness to discussing assets and purchasing power but not full world monetary reform. Industrial nations seek a starting consensus document while critics seek clearer commissions and linked work across oil and raw material issues. Delegations include Japan and the nine nation Common Market, with Algeria, Brazil, India, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, and Zaire representing the Third World.
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Mats
Challal
Financial Commission
U.S
Charles Robinson
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Treasury
Gerald Parsky
United States
Robinson
Parsky
Japan
Common Market
Algeria
Brazil
India
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
Zaire
American Communist Party Founded in 1919
The American Communist Party was established in 1919 marking a formal organization of communist controls in the United States as a political movement.
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Communist Party
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Republican Party
Paula Unruh
Bellmon
Lura Board
Lawton Parking Authority
Chamber
LURA
Lawton City Council
Lawton, Inc
Jack Raulston
Councilmen
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Two Lakes
Greater la Lawton, Inc
Mt. Scott Canning Company
Pat Kardaleff
NW Compass
Environmental Quality Advisory Board
Ruth Allgood
Bill Reeves
Lawton View Addition
Lawton View Improvement Association
Willie Hopkins
The
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John Franklin
2Th
Virgil Daugherty
Crestview Drive
Daugherty
David Simpson
Woodridge
Will Savage
Lindy
15Th and
Garfield
16Th Street
McKinley
Bishop Road
Rick Hull
Frank McGee
Pennsylvania
Ike Brown
Carver
Hattie Mae Hutcheson
Red Sea
Feds
Cockrill
Sears
Tyas
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