Two-Day Riot Ends At Oklahoma Prison
Oklahoma State Prison turmoil ends as inmates cease fighting and hand over control to authorities. Fires destroyed old buildings as molotovs sparked the blaze. Deputy Warden Sam Johnston among 23 seized. over 1,000 guards and police secured the scene. Governor Hall coordinated hostage releases and negotiations from Oklahoma City before visiting McAlester.
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Oklahoma
Mcalester
Okla
Oklahoma State Prison
Highway Patrol
National Guardsmen
Sam Johnston
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
David Hall
Johnston
New EPA Noise Rules Aimed at Aircraft and Trucks
The EPA proposes new aircraft noise standards that could alter pilot and airport operations and raise airline costs. The plan would cap airport noise, push use of quieter jets, and require engine noise controls, with FAA oversight to protect safety. Congress requested the rules and session data cite 16 million nearby residents affected by 60 decibel limits. Chicago area hearing damage cited as potential risk.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Aviation Administration
EPA
Congress
FAA
Eerste Pe
Samuel H. Young
R-Til
O’hare International Airport
Chicago
Young
Eisenhower SBA tribute marks 20th anniversary
About 1400 representatives from small business commerce and government gathered in Abilene Kan for ceremonies honoring President Eisenhower for creating the Small Business Administration. Thomas Kleppe addressed attendees after a wreath laying at Eisenhower’s tomb. Dignitaries included Edward Nixon Gov Docking Sen Dole and SBA officials.
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Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Small Business Administration
Eisenhower
5BA
Thomas S. Kleppe
Gordon J. Duquemin
1St Infantry Division
Ft. Riley
Harry Darby
Kansas City
James E. Cline
Maryville
SBA
National Advisory Council
Eldrid M. Moody
Beaufort
S.C
John E. Wickman
Eisenhower Library
C. I. Moyer
Jeffrey P. Hillelson
Edward Nixon
Nixon
Robert B. Docking
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Senate Select Committee On
Small Business
Arthur F. Sampson
General Services Administration
Eugene H. Adams
Nader urges Alka-Seltzer reformulation and recall proposal
Washington AP Health Research Group led by Ralph Nader calls for removing Alka-Seltzer from the market until reformulated without aspirin. FDA weighs antacid standards. advisory panel favored labeling for headache plus indigestion. Miles Laboratories defends data, FDA will consider charges and public input before action.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Food and Drug Administration
Nader Group
Miles Laboratories
Alka-Seltzer
Australia
FDA
Almanac Notes and Riddles from Old Farmer’s Almanac
A collage of notes on seeds, moon phases, and weather patterns with entries on Wild Bill Hickok’s assassination in 1876, Coast Guard founding in 1790, and tips for home care. It includes riddles, “Ask the Old Farmer” prompts, and short forecasts covering New England to the Pacific Northwest.
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Wild Bill Hickok
U.S. Coast Guard
Aue
U.S
Massachusetts
Delaware
F.C
Denver
Senate to order review of Clean Air Act impact
Senate prepared to authorize a National Academy of Sciences review of the 1970 Clean Air Act health findings and the 1976 automobile pollution deadline. Supporters defend the act, while critics urge more time for feasible technology. The debate includes hi impact proposals from EPA and potential delays for hardest-hit areas. In Missouri a Meramec Caverns poll tests whether visitors want to restore God Bless America to tour endings.
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Washington
Senate
National Academy of Sciences
Congress
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Public Works Subcommittee
The
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Robert W. Fri
Fun
Stanton
Meramec Caverns
U.S
Dill
Australian Leaders Fly to Washington for Talks with Nixon
In Washington Nixon to host two Pacific partners this week as Australian Prime Minister Whitlam arrives uninvited for talks on naval base control Polaris communications and SEATO reform. Japanese PM Tanaka begins two days of talks Tuesday focusing on trade security energy and a declaration guiding major powers through the century.
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Washington
Nixon
Japan
Australia
Labor Party
Gough Whitlam
United States
Kakuei Tanaka
Whitlam
U.S
South Pacific
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Henry A. Kissinger
National Press Club
New York
Ottawa
Commonwealth Heads of Government
Tanaka
Masayoshi Ohira
Kissinger
Calling All Home Makers Exterior Decorating Trends
Outdoor and indoor living merge as furniture makers expand styles and quality. Apply interior decorating to exterior spaces for harmony, color, and convenient layouts. Choose adaptable pieces for porches or patios and even game rooms. Stop in for suggestions and a fine selection.
Hearing On Petition To Attach Lands In Franklin County Kansas
A public notice for a hearing to attach three land tracts totaling about 424 acres to Rural Water District No 1 in Franklin County Kansas. The hearing before the Franklin County Board of Commissioners is set for a Sunday in August 1973 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. Bruce Spears as County Clerk and attorney Robert W Green represent the applicant.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Rural Water District No
Board of Directors
Board of County Commissioners
Towits
A.t.&5.f
Township 16
Range 19
Ottawa
Bruce Spears
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