Auto Strike Negotiation Progressing
DETROIT AP reports weary negotiators recessed a 23 hour bargaining session aimed at ending the three day UAW strike against Chrysler. Chrysler said progress and optimism for an early settlement followed, with talks set to resume at noon. Picket lines continued and losses mounted as production slowed and potential layoffs loomed for white collar staff.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
William O’brien
UAW
United States
Canada
O’brien
Leonard E. Woodcock
Lynn Townsend
Townsend
Budd Co
Dell
Chilly Air Brings Early Fall Temperatures to Area
Central Oklahoma records a quick cool down as a cold front lowers highs to the 60s and 70s and boosts furnaces. Temperatures at dawn ranged from 46 to 64 across cities like Mc Alester and Gage with showers and a 10 percent storm chance overnight. Lake Lawtonka and Ellsworth report rising reservoir levels from September rains with spillway readings improving.
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Outhwest
Oklahoma
U.S
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Lake Ellsworth
Lake Lawtonka
Ellsworth
Meers
Lawtonka
Lawton
Lawton Publishing Co
Regents Probe OCLA as Enrollment Falls
Oklahoma Regents begin review of Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts amid reports of heavy spending and ongoing enrollment decline. Regent Exall English questions wasteful spending while Regent Patten cites troubling enrollments. full figures due in October.
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Oklahoma City
Regents For Higher Education
Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts
Exall English
Lawton
John H. Patten
Norman
OCLA
Dan Hobbs
UCLA
North Central Accrediting Association
Goober Gourmets Love Nutty Ideas From State Commission
Publicists promote peanut recipes to entice gourmets with dishes like frozen peanut butter pie and peanut soup. The release hints at more ideas and notes a breakfast option mixing orange juice with peanuts, while leaving details to readers.
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State Commission
Tulsa Telex Awarded Damages in IBM Monopoly Case
Washington AP reports Tulsa’s Telex awarded 352.5 million in damages amid a monopoly ruling against IBM. The Environment Council presented a costly 10 year clean up plan urging Congress, citing 274 billion in anticipated costs and potential climate and pollution benefits.
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Tulsa
Telex
Washington
Council On Envy Quality
Congress
Council
Cityan Charged in Slaying of Trucker
A 43 year old cityan was jailed in Comanche County after being charged in District Court with the Sunday slaying of a 61 year old Lawtonian. Felix Cortez of 2705 Ave I is being held pending further proceedings.
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Steff Phote
Felix Cortez
Comanche County
Ronald Callicott
C Thompson
Cortez
Sextuplets All OK In Colorado
A 34 year old Lakewood woman gave birth to sextuplets four boys and two girls by Caesarian delivery. The six babies weighed between about two and three pounds and were reported in satisfactory condition. Medical staff from three Denver hospitals assisted in the delivery.
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Denver
Colo
Lakewood
Colorado General Hospital
Eugene Stanek
Ted Wrenn
IBM ordered to break monopoly in computer market
IBM was ruled guilty of monopolistic practices and ordered to pay Telex 352.5 million in damages while Telex must pay IBM 21.9 million for trade secrets. The court mandated IBM to disclose electronic interface designs and to price memory and processing units separately within 60 days.
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Tulsa, Okla
International Business Machines Corp
Telex Corp
Telex
IBM
U.S. District Court
A. Sherman Christensen
Salt Lake City
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Aired Christensen
Segretti Agrees To Plead Guilty In Expanded Indictment
Donald H. Segretti agreed to plead guilty to a four count expanded indictment charging conspiracy and illegal publication of political statements in the 1972 Florida Democratic presidential primary. He received money from Nixon aides for what was described as a sabotage campaign and will enter his plea in Washington on Oct. 1.
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Ashington
Donald H. Segretti
Florida
Segretti
Nixon
Washington, D.C
Tampa
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Peggy JO Ormson
McAlester
Gage
Lynn Bryant
Miss Bryant
Roy Bryant
Ash
Justice Department
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
House of Representatives
Agnew
Miami, Fla
Miami
Caribbean
Tommy Evans
Buddy Cosgrove
U.S. Coast Guard
Swan Island
White House
Federal Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Associated Press
Nice Stuart Te
America
John A. Busterud
Beatrice E. Willard
Russell E. Train
Environmental Protection Agency
Colorado
Luis Adrian
Harry Ezell
Laurence Mohamed
Adrian
Ramona
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