Council Expands Trotline Season and Road Repair Plan
City council approves a 275000 street repair program for 7.8 miles of streets including 31st Gore to Ferris and Smith Ave 11th to Sheridan. A new police fleet program plans 40 vehicles costing about 158000 with no off duty use. Cited budget strains prompt fleet consolidation.
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Dan Glascock
Larry Ferguson
Alford Hennessee
Ex Prosecutor Told Kennedy Hart Cox Admits Possible Fault In News Leak
The article describes a Watergate tape dispute with Judge Sirica directing sessions on executive privilege. White House lawyers push to shield portions from the grand jury while plans for a closed material review proceed. Tapes cover nine conversations from 1972 to 1973 and involve Nixon aides.
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Asphalt Decision Upheld By Court In Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled unanimously that former Attorney General G. T. Blankenship could settle the asphalt price fixing suit and dismiss a pending state case. The court rejected current AG Larry Derryberry’s bid to reopen the state case against Kerr McGee Sun Oil and Phillips Petroleum. Justice Hodges stated the attorney general is the chief law officer with dominion over litigation absent explicit contrary expression.
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Ralph Hodges
Flames Engulf Wrecked Freight Train Near Kingman Arizona
Firefighters battled a propane fueled blaze after a Santa Fe freight derailed near Hackberry Arizona on U S 66. Officials said no tank cars were on the train and water shortages hampered efforts while crews split four salvageable cars from the burning wreckage and closed the two main rail lines.
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Cold Front Brings Showers Across Southwest Oklahoma
A cold front moved into Southwest Oklahoma this morning bringing showers and cooler air. Temperatures rise to the low 60s, fall to around 40 tonight, with highs in the upper 50s Wednesday. Northerly winds 10 to 20 mph expected to continue tonight.
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Saxbe Vies for Top Legal Post in Nixon Era
Senator William Saxbe of Ohio discussed a possible appointment as attorney general with White House aides. A Saxbe spokesman said no discussion with President Nixon had occurred yet, while reports cited sources suggesting a nomination could be announced soon. White House press aides confirmed Saxbe visited the White House but provided no details of meetings or purposes.
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President Meir to Hold Mideast Talks with Nixon
President Nixon will meet Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir after talks with Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy and Secretary of State Kissinger. Fahmy and Kissinger discussed cementing a ceasefire and opening Arab Israeli talks, with Dobrynin acting as intermediary. Meir's visit was arranged following Fahmy's Monday request as Kissinger and Fahmy held 90 minutes of talks.
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Cox reveals possible source of Nixon related leak
Archibald Cox testified he may have been the source of a Times leak about Nixon calling Kleindienst to block a Justice Department appeal in the antitrust case. He urged further inquiry into presidential cooperation on Watergate and warned that convictions hinge on White House documents and tape recordings.
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Dean Tried to Limit Probe Says House Subcommittee
The House intelligence subcommittee concluded John W. Dean III urged FBI acting director L Patrick Gray to slow the Watergate probe and pressed for restricting coverage of Nixon campaign contributions. The report says Dean contacted Gray about 25 times in two weeks and sought to curb the FBI investigation, while CIA involvement was dismissed as unintentional. It notes Dean Haldeman Ehrlichman urged halting inquiries into the Mexican connection and portrays CIA officers as unwitting dupes in disguises used during the break in.
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