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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1973

Page

4

Roosevelt Denies Allegations of Convicted Swindler Plot

Roosevelt labeled the accusations an utter fabrication and a lie by a known con artist. Mastriana testified before a Senate subcommittee that a supposed assassination plot involved Bahamian Prime Minister Pindling and Michael McLaney, with payments and a promised gambling license. He claimed hidden recordings and a check showing Roosevelt’s endorsement, while Roosevelt disputed the charges and said he would be contacted for interview.

Texas Roosevelt Lisbon Portugal New Jersey Miami WGBS Congress Mastriana McLaney Bahamas U.S. Postal Service Committee Howard Feldman

Hearings resume on grain marketing and futures

Officials from the Chicago Board of Trade lead next week’s hearings on grain marketing problems in Washington. Cargill executives urge strengthening the Commodities Exchange Authority and consider a conscious reserves program while citing transportation bottlenecks and longshoremen disputes affecting exports. Rep. Neal Smith historically criticizes speculation as undermining hedging for farmers and small businessmen.

Commodities Exchange Cargill Inc House Federal Commodities Exchange Authority CEA Securities and Exchange Commission Cargill Chicago Board of Trade Soviet Union James R. Spicola Spicola Congress Kansas City Board of Trade Chicago Mercantile Exchange Neal Smith D Lowa

Tax rates updated for cities and districts across county

Lawton Elgin Cache Fletcher Indiahoma and other towns list 1973 and 1972 property tax rates. Sinking fund adjustments follow bond payoff savings from last year’s one cent sales tax. Independent school districts keep most levies steady with minor shifts in sinking fund requirements.

Lawton Elgin Cache Fletcher Indiahoma Sterling Medicine Park Faxon Chattanooga S. E. Kendall Stanfield & O'Dell Comanche County Kendall Elgin Independent

Papal Audience Features Hijacking Debate at Castel Gandolfo

Delegates of a 128 nation body urged a boycott of hijacking and pressed for strong anti hijacking rules but feared sovereignty limits. Pope Paul VI criticized hijackings and called for addressing despair and frustration behind them. Irish pilot O Grady spoke before an ICAO vote on major hijacking proposals. One proposed measure would ban airspace for offender states, but unlikely to pass without two thirds support.

Pope Paul VI Castel Gandolfo Rome O’grady U.N. Aviation Agency

Nixon outlines changes to housing loans and tax credits

President Nixon proposes shifting mortgage repayment to front load plans with smaller early payments and larger later sums. He backs a 34 percent tax credit on interest earned by lenders in residential mortgages and urges FHA re-insurance and larger insured loans to expand home financing.

Nixon Sen William Proxmire Senate Appropriations Subcommittee Savings and Loan Association Federal Home Loan Bank Board National Mortgage Association Congress Federal Housing Administration

Texas Set To Dedicate World's Largest Airport

GRAPEVINE, Tex. Texas dedicates the world's largest airport with a $700 million, 17,500 acre complex between Dallas and Fort Worth. The facility opens late next month with 66 gates, plans for 434, and aims to handle 81,500 passengers daily.

Texas Grapevine Tex Dallas-Fort Worth Manhattan Island Montreal Mirabel Fort Worth R. M. Stovall

U S Officials See Chile Junta as Stable Ruler

A U S official said the Chilean military junta will not engage in a blood bath after arrests. Americans in Chile are safe with airports likely open Saturday and some detentions noted. Washington expects recognition despite possible firm rule and crackdown on leftists with arms caches.

Washington United States Chile U.S Santiago

Dunlop cites strict action on steel price ruling

Dunlop called the steel price ruling strict and stringent while briefing reporters. He forecast the August Consumer Price Index would show a very substantial rise in retail food prices and described the numbers as one very bad set. He warned wheat at five dollars a bushel remains extraordinarily high and a serious matter.

Dunlop Labor Department

Nixon vetoes minimum wage bill amid wage surge forecasts

President Nixon blocks a bill to raise the $1.60 hourly minimum to $2 this year and $2.20 next year, arguing it would lift unemployment and inflation. The measure would expand coverage to state and local workers and one million domestic workers, with a different Democratic proposal to phase increases.

Nixon House House Republican Policy Committee GOP

Deficit Findings in Quarterly Finance Report

The report shows an unfavorable outflow near 500 million in the quarter with a 900 million drop in direct investment outflows to 1.2 billion offset by a 1.2 billion cut in foreign purchases of U.S. securities. The payments balance was about a 1 billion deficit. Last year’s second quarter deficit stood at 1.8 billion and the first quarter at 3.7 billion.

U.S

Gasoline Protests Prompt One Day Closure by Mobil Dealers

In Syracuse about 60 Mobil Oil dealers voted to close for a day to protest a wholesale gasoline price increase. Across California motorists saw sparse stations during a three day shutdown in San Luis Obispo County between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Oregon reports show easing closures with 75 percent of Portland stations open and a warning of organized efforts to enforce shutdowns and possible weekend action.

Syracuse N.Y Mobil Oil San Francisco Los Angeles San Luis Obispo County California Gerald Waiters Oregon State Automobile Club Portland Oregon Gasoline Dealers Association Wayne Bowley Bowley

Alabama Cotton Acreage Falls in 1973 Report

Alabama growers planted 540000 acres of cotton in 1973 reflecting a 60000 acre drop from 1972, a 10 percent decline. The shift marks lower output expectations for the season amid ongoing farm-supply adjustments.

Alabama

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