Arab oil boycott expands amid U S support for Israel
Four more Arab states Dubai Kuwait Qatar and Bahrain join Libya Abu Dhabi Algeria and Saudi Arabia in halting oil shipments to the United States over U S backing of Israel. Iraq hints at nationalizing US interests and Basrah holdings while Kuwait and Qatar move to widen curbs and production cuts.
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UN sets cease fire deadline amid Middle East fighting
United Nations called for an in place cease fire as Israel and Egypt accepted the draft resolution. Jordan indicated it would abide while Iraq refused though unlikely to affect truce efforts. Forces clashed near Mt Hermon and across the Suez as Kissinger met Meir in Israel.
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Impeachment Move To Fail Eyed By White House Sounds
A House Judiciary member will introduce an impeachment resolution against President Nixon for obstructing justice. White House aides work to shore up support and expect the move to fail. AFL-CIO at Miami Beach calls for Nixon to resign if Congress won’t impeach. Senator Inouye urges resignation. Eastland convenes exec session on Cox firing. Ralph Nader plans court challenge to Cox firing. Waldie expects no immediate vote. Ford VP nomination may wait.
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Oklahoma Politicians Split From Nixon Moves
Oklahoma lawmakers react to President Nixon's Watergate moves along party lines. Democrats Hall Edmondson and Steed condemn the administration. Republicans defend Nixon and dismiss impeachment talk. Stage is set for hearings as lawmakers weigh a new special prosecutor option.
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Enforcement of Right Of Way Law Urged On City Council
A resolution urging enforcement of a 1971 city ordinance on street rights of way returns to the City Council agenda. The environmental sponsor seeks a council commitment to enforce encroachment rules affecting business owners with city owned strips. Police enforcement has stalled previously, though a 34 warning drive was reported this year.
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Mental Quality Control Advisory Board
Williams
Sullivan Village
Cease-Fire News Met With Some Skepticism
Arab and Israeli readers express doubt about a U N cease fire in the Middle East. Israelis and Egyptians say they will observe it, while Tel Aviv residents and Cairo observers warn the pause risks renewed war and historic concessions.
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Guerrillas Threaten Hostages But Bolivia Offers Safe Conduct
Four hijackers hold five Argentine hostages aboard a plane and threaten killings unless offered a smaller craft to leave Bolivia. The Bolivian government proposed safe conduct and the hijackers agreed to talks.
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Regents Ask For Record Budget Hikes In Oklahoma
OSU requests a 20.2 million boost and OU seeks 25.4 million for 1974 75. Combined ask totals 45.6 million beyond current budgets. Other institutions will follow during two day hearings as legislature eyes about 55 million in new funds. Hall administration already pledged 28.9 million. Dr. Kamm notes priority is hiring new faculty.
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Fair Skies and Mild Temperatures Across Southwest Oklahoma
The forecast calls for continued fair skies and mild temperatures in Lawton and southwest Oklahoma through Tuesday. Expect highs in the mid 80s, with tonight’s low in the mid 50s. Sunday’s high was 79 and the low 53.
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