Four Die In Headon Crash North Of Norman Oklahoma
Four persons perished when an automobile and an ambulance collided on Interstate 35 north of Norman. An unidentified Norman man drove the other car into the ambulance as it carried an infant to Oklahoma City for emergency treatment. Hospital officials later named the infant's mother’s family, nurse, ambulance attendant, and driver among the dead. Oklahoma's 1972 highway toll rose to 597.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Norman
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Interstate 35
Robinson Street
Pauls Valley
Norman and Pauls Valley
Wynona Stevenson
Sue Heltzel
Bradley Zolper
Inside Boo's Salatetee Te cagegee Ona
Circulation 353-0626 details a local feature on a cafe or shop name Boo's Salatetee with possible poetic or quirky branding. The fragment references a character name and a listed contact or circulation number. The readable text is incomplete but suggests a small business feature.
McGovern Pushes Wage Price Rules to Curb Inflation
George McGovern called for abolition of the Federal Pay Board and Price Commission and proposed presidential control of the economy with voluntary wage and price guidelines. He would empower the president to roll back hikes in major industries violating the guidelines and urged Nixon to campaign publicly.
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Oatland
Maine
George McGovern
Federal Pay Board and Price Commission
Nixon
McGovern
White House
Portland
Edmund S. Muskie
William Hathaway
Kenneth Curtis
The
Price Commission
Revenue Sharing Funds Set To Flow In October
Congressional negotiators resolved a big state rivalry in a $5.3 billion revenue sharing plan to begin disbursements in October. The final formula retains both House and Senate approaches and scales each state share by about 9.1 percent to fit the annual budget.
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Washington
Senate
House
No More Rain Seen For Area
Thunderstorm Thursday dropped varying rainfall from a trace to 1.75 inches in Lawton area. National Weather Service says it should be the end of rain for a while. Heavy rain, hail and high winds struck Cache at 4 p.m. with 1.40 inches measured after the storm moved east.
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Apache
Lake Ellsworth
17Th
Williams
Lawton
National Weather Service
Arkansas
Texas
Cache
Journal Goes Off Half-Cocked On Gun Control
An editorial criticizing the Wall Street Journal’s stance on gun control argues it promotes a cosmopolitan culture that excuses self defense and frames gun rights as a moral issue. The piece notes a June 7 editorial advocating broad control and contrasts redoubts of bedrock America with cosmopolitan viewpoints.
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Journal
Wall Street Journal
America
Victory Ends Red Occupation Hanoi Forces Driven From Quang Tri City
Arab raid on Mt Hermon near the Lebanese border leaves two Israeli soldiers dead and another wounded. Israeli forces search Har Dov area as retaliation fears rise. Separate reports claim Black September moved its European HQ to Paris and training near Lyons. Israel's Dayan meets lawmakers as Moscow’s influence wanes amid Munich murders fallout. RAID Page 6A.
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Tel Aviv
Mt. Hermon
Har Dov
Fatahland
al Fatah
Syria
Lebanon
Munich
Israel
Golan Heights
Maariv
London
Black September Movement
Rome
Paris
Black September
Lyons
France
Middle East
Ghazi al Hussein
Ali Hassan Salameh
Jerusalem
Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee
Defense
Moshe Dayan
Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
Joint Committee
United States
Egypt
U.N. General Assembly
South Viet Namese Take Quang Tri Citadel After Long Siege
South Vietnamese forces regained control of Quang Tri City ending North Vietnam occupation of the northern provincial capital. Marines, aided by Rangers, held the Citadel as fighting continued near the provincial headquarters. U S. bombers pressed strikes while Typhoon Flossie curtailed air support.
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Namese
Quang Tri
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
de Viet
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
South Viets
Senate Passes $20.9 Billion Military Procurement Bill
The Senate approved a $20.9 billion military procurement authorization by a 73 to 5 vote after floor debate over an end-the-war provision, sending the measure to the President for signature following House action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nixon asks Senate to ratify treaty on aircraft sabotage
President Nixon urged the Senate to promptly ratify a 1971 international pact aimed at preventing sabotage and terrorist acts against aircraft and air travelers. An earth tremor shook the Midwest with little damage reported across Iowa Indiana Wisconsin and Illinois. Bernard Barker pleaded innocent to fraud charges over a $25 000 Republican campaign contribution connected to the Democratic National Headquarters break in. U S personal income rose by 6.9 billion in the last month per the Commerce Department.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Chicago
Midwest
Iowa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Miami
Bernard L. Barker
Governor Inks Lawton City Charter to City Manager Plan
Governor Hall signed Lawton's city charter establishing a council manager form of government. The charter, approved July 25, was reviewed by the attorney general and Governor's Council before signing at 8:30 a.m. Mayor Whitaker and councilmen began selecting a city manager, after Henry Nabers’ June departure. The document also proposes eight wards, two at large councilors, and mayoral veto power, stirring debate on the council.
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Skip Gibson
Overnor
David Hall
Lawton
Attorney General's Office
Hall
Joe Carter
Attorney General’s Office
Don Whitaker
Oklahoma Municipal League
Oklahoma City
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Janet
le Bonheur Children’s Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Julie
Robert James
Idlewild, Tenn
Dear Abby
Demo
Gordon Weil
Ad- Lee
Paul
Hanoi
Quang Tri City
Brian Herbert Sandford
Christchurch
New Zealand
Reds
Bulletin
Commerce Department
Henry Nabers
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