UAW Proposals To Be Mulled By Chrysler
In Detroit a Chrysler official said two new UAW proposals on voluntary overtime will be examined as subcommittee talks continue ahead of a September 14 strike deadline. The union has not disclosed its priorities amid about 180 demands, and Chrysler has no plan for a new contract proposal yet. UAW President Woodcock warned of possible action if talks stall.
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Detroit
Mich
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Chrysler
Leonard Woodcock
Colby Confirmed as CIA Chief After Senate Vote
Colby won Senate confirmation as CIA director by an 83 to 13 vote after intensive questioning over CIA domestic activities amid Watergate concerns. The oath ceremony in the White House was to include James Schlesinger, Adm. Thomas Moorer, and Henry Kissinger. Nixon discussed legal issues with Vice President Agnew in Maryland.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
CIA
Senate
Oval Office
Schiesinger
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
California
White House
Florida
Pair Arraigned In Drug Case
A young man and woman arrested during a week long drive to curb local drug traffic were arraigned in District Court today. Bonds were set at 5000 dollars for William F Bell 20 Fort Sill and Julie Ann Rinckey 21 of 716 Jefferson both charged with unlawful delivery of controlled drugs. Preliminary hearings for both suspects were set for Oct. 11. Police arrested Bell Friday and the woman Saturday.
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William F. Bell
Fort Sill
Julie Ann Rinckey
Jefferson
Bell
Rideau Canal built in 1820s through Ottawa
The Rideau Canal was constructed in the 1820s as a military project cutting through Ottawa. It created a waterway between Montreal and Lake Ontario, bypassing the St. Lawrence River.
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Rideau Canal
Ottawa
Montreal
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence
Delia Moves Toward Texas Gulf With Weaker Winds
Crews remove awnings and signs along Galveston shores as Delia nears. Coast Guard reports ships anchored offshore out of harm’s path. About 10,000 Louisiana residents flee coastlines while warnings are lifted elsewhere. Delia’s winds reach 70 mph, not enough to be a hurricane yet. Emergency plans at Johnson Space Center were canceled as a safety measure.
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Robert Reichersamer
Galveston
Christine
Caribbean
Lee
High Island
Port Arthur
Texas
Delia
Weather Service
Johnson Manned Space Center
Galveston Bay
Greenbelt
City council debate over road widening plans continues
Council members debated lowering a 64 foot pavement plan to 39 feet to save right of way. Wade argued narrowing by two and a half feet would not delay the project and could reduce costs while preserving parking at a shopping center.
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Whit Ozier
Willie Hopkins
Cleo Craig
Roberts
Max Seibold
Wayne Smith
Roy B. Hooper, Jr
Dan Glascock
17Th Street
28Th
Gore
17Th
Lard Street
Wade
Hendrick & Hendrick
State Highway Commission
Charlie Payne
Lawton
Don Whitaker
Sheridan
Fire Damage and LURA Concerns Highlight Lawton Arson Cases
LURA director Arch March says only 1206 Texas was owned by the authority while 10 to 12 vacant LURA houses await demolition in south Lawton. Fire investigators cite gasoline smell at 1206 Texas and note no evidence of a systematic arson pattern in the Rose Hill area. Church of God congregation bought the burned Church of God building last month and it was insured.
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Arch March
Texas
Rose Hill Project
Catlin
Church of God
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Justice Department Mediator Arrives for Lawton Desegregation Talks
A Justice Department Community Relations Service aide, Bob Greenwald, arrived in Lawton to mediate desegregation talks between black community representatives and Lawton school officials. He met with 13 black leaders, spoke with the school board attorney and superintendent, and planned meetings at Central Junior High School cafeteria. Booth said mediation may continue if the board agrees, with further contact expected later in the week.
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Justice Department
Lawton
Bob Greenwald
Dallas, Tex
Greenwald
Camelot
Chuck Wade
Wade
Hugh Bish
Maj
Herbert Booth
U. S. Attorney's Office
Oklahoma City
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Booth
Community Relations Service
E. Melvin Porter
Central Junior High
Break-In Ties White House to Ellsberg Case
The judge learned Liddy and Hunt organized a Sept 3 1971 break-in at Dr. Fielding’s Beverly Hills office to obtain Ellsberg psychiatric records. The court ruled government misconduct in the Ellsberg case and dismissed charges May 11. Nixon initially hid the break-in then ordered disclosure after advice from aides and the attorney general.
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Liddy
E. Howard Hunt
Beverly Hills
Lewis Fielding
Ellsberg
White House
Matt Byrne
Anthony Russo
Ehrlichman
Krogh and Young
Driver, teacher killed in county road driveway crash
A two vehicle crash at a U S 60 and Oklahoma 10 intersection near Wyandotte left a teacher dead. Charlie Harrell 25 Altus was a passenger in the auto. Herman Everhart 42 Lone Wolf drove the pickup. Both vehicles caught fire but escaped unharmed. The deaths raise Oklahoma 1973 traffic toll to 510 with other Tulsa fatalities named.
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Charlie Harrell
Altus
Herman Everhart
Lone Wolf
Alice E. Lile
Pat Lile
Lonetta Mae Asher
Tulsa
Wyandotte
U.S. 60
Oklahoma 10
Lile
George B. Lile
Hobart Hit by Rain as Cold Front Spreads Through Area
Severe weather knocked out power across west of 52nd Street and parts of Lee Boulevard to Sheridan Road as a cold front stalled over northwestern Oklahoma. Thunderstorms, flooding in western Oklahoma City, and a fatal motorcycle crash in Murray County were reported.
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Hobart
John Winstead
Public Service Company
Winstead
52Nd Street
Lee Boulevard
Cache Road
Sheridan Road
F Avenue
Gore Boulevard
Oklaoma
Oklahoma City
Police Nab Two In Probe Here
A 39-year-old Lawton man was arrested on suspicion of sodomy and child mistreatment after juvenile division officers alleged he mistreated two boys ages 10 and 13. A 22-year-old Fort Sill man was arrested early today in his car as a suspect in an alleged attempted child mistreatment case under investigation, tied to a vehicle identified by a potential victim.
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Highway Patrol
Paul W. Coats
Cherryvale
Kan
Pryor
Oklahoma 20
Mayes County
David W. Grey
Vowell
Becker Funeral Home
Duncan
Army
Redstone Arsenal
Alabama
Technical Intelligence Office
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Hawkins
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Elisberg
Richard Kleindienst
Byrne
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Belle Isle Lake
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Bobby Asher
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Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Annie Cash
Fayetteville
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Houston
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Bellaire
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Jim) Wich
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Sylvia Harper
Vera McChurin
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