Lifting Of Controls Urged To Ease Energy Shortage
Oklahoma delegates at a municipal league gathering heard W A Roberts push a free market approach to end the energy crisis within three to five years. He argued lifting FPC price controls on natural gas and petroleum products would boost domestic exploration and refinery construction while reducing reliance on foreign oil increasingly priced above U S crude. Roberts warned foreign supply may not meet demand even if prices rise. He urged developing coal, tar sands and shale options as future energy sources. END OF, Page 4A, Col. I
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White House Nixes Tapes Accord in Watergate Talks
White House lawyers and Archibald Cox pursued an out of court settlement on access to presidential tapes. The appeals court urged a settlement while warning progress was not guaranteed. Cox signaled willingness to listen to tapes under court oversight as a constitutional issue looms. Colson invoked the Fifth Amendment in a Senate Watergate session.
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Nixon Bhutto Parley Ends with Aid Pledge Debate
Prime Minister Bhutto wrapped up a three day visit with President Nixon pledging Pakistan's independence while signaling no new arms aid. The White House communiqué stressed territorial integrity as a guiding policy and did not state any added assistance beyond nonlethal equipment. Bhutto addressed the UN General Assembly after a formal farewell, noting Pakistan's need for deterrent arms, a point not altering U S policy.
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Willies Mays retirement ends Mets era in 1973
Willie Mays, 42, announced his retirement from baseball with the New York Mets, effective at the close of the 1973 season, in a decision reported from New York.
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Fort Sill to Train All U S Reserve and Guard Artillery
National Guard and Reserve field artillery units nationwide will gather at Fort Sill to finalize a plan for year round training and a weapons pool. All units to return to Fort Sill every three to five years for two weeks, with 150 battalions included. The program starts this winter and aims to upgrade combat readiness.
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Unseasonably Warm Weather to Persist in Southwest Oklahoma
The National Weather Service predicts continuing warm conditions in Southwest Oklahoma through Friday with highs in the lower 90s and overnight lows approaching the upper 60s. No precipitation is expected, and Wednesday’s high reached 84 with a low of 64.
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Senate Debates $20.4 Billion Weapons Bill
President Nixon warned the Senate against acting in personal crisis as lawmakers begin a debate on a $20.4 billion weapons procurement bill. The Armed Services Committee report shows $1.6 billion below administration requests with battles over trimming major programs including the Navy Trident submarine and the Air Force B1 bomber.
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Liddy Pleads Not Guilty in Watergate Conspiracy Case
G Gordon Liddy told Superior Court he is indigent and cannot afford a lawyer as he pleaded not guilty to conspiracy and burglary in the 1971 Elisberg psychiatric records break‑in. A public defender was appointed. no trial date set.
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Riggs King Set For Battle Of Sexes Tennis Match
The nationally watched showdown at Houston's Astrodome pits Riggs against Billie Jean King for a 100000 prize. Vice President Agnew plans to watch while President Nixon's office stays mum. Celebrities like Dustin Hoffman express interest as public attention peaks.
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