Agnew Bribe Case Talks Reported by The Washington Post
The Washington Post says a federal grand jury in Baltimore was authorized to hear the Agnew case on Thursday. Richard son reportedly offered Agnew a guilty plea to a minor offense if a statement admitted bribes. Agnew reportedly rejected the offer along with subsequent ones. Justice Department had no comment beyond reiterating that the vice president has not had and does not have any bribe involvement.
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Funeral notices highlight multiple local obituaries
The day’s notices list Stella Teague, 80, of 1515 H dying after a long illness with services set for 10 a.m. Friday. Bernice Wallace, 57, of 103 N. Dunlop, and Jun ior B. Davis, 55, buried at Fort Sill and Sunset Memorial Gardens. Vista C. Short, 79, Tulsa, to be buried in Highland Cemetery. Cauriie C. Willis, 96, Montague, Texas, to be laid to rest at Church of Christ Montague.
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Decatur
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Lindy
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Nocona
Donnie Griffin
Evansville
Ark
Faye Smith
Ponca City
Inez Powell
Dallas
Twisters wreaked havoc in Kansas towns and farms
The storm cut electric power, injured and killed residents across Clay Center Greenleaf and nearby areas. Ten to fifteen hurt were treated, while seven hospitalized included Sheriff Gosner. A fertilizer tank rupture threatened 480 Greenleaf residents as communications failed and evacuations began.
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Skylab 2 Ends Marathon Mission in Spectacular Return
Skylab 2 returned to Earth after 59 days 11 hours 9 minutes. The crew Bean Garriott and Lousma were in excellent spirits and under medical watch for 18 days as they readjusted to gravity. NASA officials praised the mission's science haul and noted plans to consider extending Skylab 3.
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Nixon aide and Muskie front runner saga at Watergate hearings
Watergate inquiry heard Buchanan defend leaks and deny directing dirty tricks while noting Muskie led early Democratic field. Hunt testified to lawful actions, linking to a Chile embassy break-in, as Ervin led questions on leaks and executive privilege.
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Trade deficit narrows as devaluations aid exports
Government officials cite dollar devaluations boosting trade while imports rise sharply. August exports of food and live animals reach 1.2 billion dollars, offset by a surge in imports. The Commerce Department notes a 1.2 percent rise in its leading index in August, though most indicators fell. Initial unemployment claims up to 248,000. The August trade deficit for the first eight months stands at 720.2 million, down from 4.3 billion a year ago.
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Beef prices ease as cattle market steadies after freeze
Lawton survey finds pork prices below peak while fryers dip. Officials report a recent beef price bust developing over weeks after the gov freeze was lifted on Sept. 9. Feedlots held cattle back creating a surplus, with market long from readjustment. An auction official says prices have bottomed and will flatten.
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Fort Sill Raises Speed Limit Toward Gate 6
Fort Sill officials announce a new 40 mph speed limit on all roads from Gate 6 to the cantonment area including Gate 6 Road McKenzie Hill Road Tower Two Road and Miner and Randolph Roads. Old 35 mph signs remain until new signs arrive, following a Provost Marshal traffic study.
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Nixon backs social legislation as Congress nears deal
President Nixon promised action on social legislation saying more than 50 bills remain on the agenda. He cited compromise on vocational rehabilitation and noted a Senate veto of a disaster loan bill. He said new funding would reach about 700 million dollars for the year starting July 1 and benefit 1.2 million citizens.
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Feed grain program aims to curb acres in 1973
The 1973 feed grain program is expected to remove about 24 million acres from production, versus 37 million acres in 1972, signaling a substantial reduction in grain cultivation under the new policy.
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