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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1973

Page

9

Vice Presidential Nominating Process Eyed By Both Parties

Both major parties review how the No 2 slot is chosen amid Agnew and Eagleton eras. Panels explore running mates by team primaries or convention lists, with separate convention sessions possible to improve vetting and compatibility.

Spire T. Agnew Maryland Agnew Eagleton George McGovern Nixon Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Democratic Commission On the

Surviving Sextuplets Reach Critical Moment After Death

The Stanek sextuplets survived the first 72 hours with five still alive. Catherine Nathan Steven remain in poor to fair condition while John and Jeffrey are in good health. Julia died from hyaline membrane disease and nursing mother Edna Stanek is recovering.

Denver Catherine Nathan Steven Jeffrey John Julia Edna Stanek Darrell Miller Miller Tiber Engel

Chilean Junta Seems Split Over Return to Civil Rule

U S intelligence sees signs of a rift within Chile's military junta over handing power to civilians. Brig. Gen Gustavo Leigh Guzman favors keeping control and revamping the constitution, while Gen Augusto Pinochet leans toward a liberal civilian-led government. The other two members, Adm Jose Merino Castro and Col Cesar Mendoza Frank, have unclear stances. Analysts expect a quick resolution as the junta consolidates after the Sept. 11 coup that toppled Salvador Allende.

Washington U.S Chile Air Force Gustavo Leigh Guzman Army Augusto Pinochet Ugarte Christian Democratic Party Adm Jose T. Merino Castro Cesar Mendoza Frank Salvador Allende Allende Soviet Union United States Pinochet

Hurricane Ellen No Threat to U.S. Says NHC

The National Hurricane Center says Hurricane Ellen poses no threat to the United States as it moves westward about 75 miles east southeast of Bermuda with 85 mph winds. It is the third hurricane of 1973, likely turning north with Bermuda at risk three days out, while other storms have turned away from the mainland.

Miami Ellen United States National Hurricane Center Bermuda Hurricane Center Paul Hebert Hebert Alice Newfoundland Brenda Mexico Yuca

Five Firms Seek Price Increases Across Five States

Five major firms filed price hike proposals with the IRS under Phase 4 rules, outlining increases from 1.81 to 18.69 percent. Firms named include Cessna Aircraft Co, Coleman Co, Continental Oil, Johns Manville, and Kerr McGee with proposed changes spanning aircraft parts to chemical products and drilling services.

IRS Cost of Living Council R. V. Reid Cessna Aircraft Co Wichita Kan Continental Oil Co Ponca City Okla Reid Johns Manville Denver Kerr McGee Oklahoma City

Term Suspended In Burglary Case

A city man, Reasey L. Gardner, 38, of 612 Roosevelt, received a two year suspended sentence in district court after pleading guilty to second degree burglary. He admitted stealing house and bathroom fixtures from 902 S. Third on April 9.

Reasey L. Gardner Roosevelt S. Third

Brinlee to Fight Extradition Effort

Oklahoma Governor may be asked to extradite Rex Brinlee Jr. after his Biloxi capture. Brinlee plans to resist returns to Oklahoma, potentially delaying the process up to 90 days as Pittsburg County officials initiate extradition. Brinlee, a former Tahlequah nightclub owner, escaped during the Aug. 5 prison riot.

Mcalester Okla Oklahoma David Hall Mississippi Rex Brinlee Jr Brinlee Biloxi Miss

Public Service Company argues for a rate increase

The Oklahoma utility requests higher electric rates citing inflation and rising operation costs. It notes doubled maintenance expenses over two decades, new environmental requirements, and higher borrowing costs. The company must prove need to the State Corporation Commission in hearings and urges conservation.

Public Service Company of Oklahoma Oklahoma State Corporation Commission Public Service Company State Corporation Commission

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Walter R. Mears AP Political Writer Thomas F. Eagleton By Fred S. Hoffman Russia Interamerican Defense Board White House Treasury Internal Revenue Service Sheridan Manhattan New York City Pittsburg County Don Roberts Hall Gore
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