Regional Weather Summary for Oklahoma City area zones
Regional weather outlook from Nations Weather Service Oklahoma City notes warm mild conditions through Tuesday with southerly winds. Low tonight in the 50s with light winds. Out of state forecasts show fair weather in North Central Texas and Arkansas with mild temperatures and highs near 80s to 85s. Colorado remains generally fair with cooler lows and 40s to 50s.
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UAW Threatens National Ford Strike if No Pact by Friday
United Auto Workers president Leonid Woodcock says a national strike of Ford Motor Co. could begin Friday if a new three year contract isn’t reached today. About 185 000 Ford workers in 28 states would be affected and Ford says it aims to avoid any concession on overtime and early retirement demands.
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BIA Policemen Shot on Pine Ridge Reservation
On the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation two BIA policemen were shot while stopping a vehicle four miles north of Pine Ridge. Terrance Trottier remained hospitalized, while Phillip Clifford was treated for a gunshot wound to the left arm and released. The officers had just finished an assault investigation involving five young Indian men when the shooting occurred.
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Nine Die On Oklahoma Highways In Weekend Toll
A weekend of fatal crashes left nine people dead across Oklahoma raising the 1973 toll to 637. Victims include Glenda Johnston 18 of Big Cabin who died near Adair in a two car crash and Alfred Thurmond 52 of Elgin killed in a truck train collision in Elgin.
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Year Round Daylight Saving Time Debate Deepens
Washington reports clash over year round daylight saving time as fuel shortages sharpen debate. Rep. Conte touts energy savings while DOT and Justice Department flag uncertain impacts on crime and practicality for schooling and rural life. The plan faces political doubt and clock changes this fall.
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Reagan Favored As GOP Man For 76 Nomination
In a Gallup poll before Agnew's resignation Republicans favored California Governor Ronald Reagan as the 1976 GOP nominee earning 24 percent. New York Governor Rockefeller 16 percent and former Treasury Secretary Connally 15 percent followed. Agnew tied for fourth with Senator Percy at 13 percent amid shifting support among 356 respondents.
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FBI Probing Missing Files In Nixon Advisor Link
The FBI investigates missing Federal Home Loan Bank Board documents tied to a Key Biscayne Savings and Loan Association run by associates of Charles G. Bebe Rebozo. The Baltimore Sun reports the board notified the FBI and an inquiry is under way amid questions about approval of the insurance application last July.
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Monument Sinking Threatens Tall Washington Pillar
The National Geodetic Survey reports the Washington Monument is sinking about one foot per 200 years. If this rate continues, the 555.5 foot memorial could be completely out of view by the year 113073.
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Win At Bridge
Oswald compares bridge theory to football tells and notes players study bidding patterns. Jim recalls facing top opposition, describing how West cashed hearts, shifted to diamonds, and he connected with two trump leads before advancing clubs.
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West
Bridge hand analysis reveals counting error and signal
Oswald explains how West’s four, spotting a high low signal, misled East about clubs. The deception changed the decision to drop the jack and avoid a down two contract, illustrating automatic count signaling in bridge.
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