White House Attempting to Dampen Nixon Agnew Breach Reports
White House officials deny Nixon pressuring Agnew to resign amid federal probes. Agnew aides say no White House policy seeks resignation and blame speculation on public remarks and media misreadings. Observers, including Connally Goldwater, weigh potential succession and impeachment scenarios.
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Gerald L. Warren
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Watergate
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Thomson
New York
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Texas
Connally
Barry Goldwater
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California Agencies To Cut Energy Use
The Reagan administration implements a state energy austerity program. State offices will cap thermostats at 72 degrees, summer cooling to 78, lights and equipment off on weekends and holidays, and 550 of 650 new autos will be compact or intermediate to save gas. Officials expect six figure yearly savings.
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Worried About False Teeth Awakened by Loose Fit
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Public Records Compliments Reported To City Police
List of residents and businesses filing reports with the Lowton Police Department includes Vicky Liddell burglary and theft, J B Glenn residence theft, Bennett theft auto, Sam Hastings burglary and purse theft, Cliff's Apco burglary theft of 300 dollars, Love Construction tools theft, Charles D Phillips residence break in, Henry G Dormon Jr auto tag, Jenell E Collier auto theft, Sendre Cruz son bitten by dog, Odds N Ends purse theft, Stroud's Car Wash vending machine theft, James McColskey assault at Sheriden inn, Jeannie Coldwell attempted theft, Sherry Barton wallet theft, Ronald Lampsey vandalism, Don's Upholstery break-in vandalism, Dorothea Rogers air conditioner vandalism, Vicky Cruz attempted break-in.
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Lowton
Vicky Liddell
J. BD. Glenn
Rec. Bennett
Sam Hastings
Eisenhower Drive
Cliff
Apco
Gore
Love Construction Co
Charles D. Phillips
Park
Henry G. Dormon Jr
Jenell E. Collier
Lyons
Stroud
Kingswood
James McColskey
Fort Sill
Sheriden Inn
Jeannie Coldwell
Lee
Sherry Barton
Ronald Lampsey
N. Jist
Don
Dorothea Rogers
Vicky Cruz
Tower Road
Injury accident times and places reported by Lowton PD
Police log lists injury accidents with times and locations on Wednesday and Thursday. Names include Harry Larve 26, Walter Fortner, George Ward 18, and a four month old Charry Keyters. hospitals and ambulances noted.
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Sheridan
A Avenue
George Ward
Memorial
Charry Keyters
Reynolds Army Hospital
James Rifter
Presidential Copters May Add Safety Upgrades
A 31 million fleet of 11 presidential helicopters may gain extra emergency exits interior lighting and improved exit markings after a May Bahamas crash that killed one Secret Service agent. The Navy will consider the changes for 11 new helicopters under contract. Nixon has not required night flights on Bahamas trips and no sea rescue changes are planned.
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Greenwich
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Prisoner Centers Fund Request Due
The Oklahoma Crime Commission will consider a $520,000 program for community treatment centers in Ardmore Enid and Muskogee at a meeting at the state Capitol. Centers would house up to two percent selected non dangerous offenders not committed to crime as a lifestyle. Existing centers are in Oklahoma City Tulsa and Lawton. The corrections committee also proposes reducing a federal grant from $480,000 to $360,000 with $160,200 state match.
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Enid
Muskogee
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McAlester
Tulsa
Lawton
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Crime Commission
Corrections Committee
Department of Corrections
Man Admits Exposure Charge in Deferred Sentencing Case
Keith A. Welch 20 Fort Sill pleaded guilty in district court to indecent exposure and was released without sentencing. He admitted exposing himself June 1 to a 20 year old woman in the 100 block of South 50th. sentencing deferred for two years.
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Keith A. Welch
Fort Sill
Welch
Lawton
South 50Th
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