Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 85, No. 132, Ed. 2 Wednesday, July 24, 1974 Page: 3 of 18
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DOUBLES WILLOW ROCK APARTMENTS IN EIGHT WEEKS
The Sodding ton Real Estate Management Co. of New York City and Washington State "Five
Proven Methods of Apartment Monogement" bring* a new professional management program to
Oklahoma City. The program it created to satisfy resident needs. It assures the seven'hundred indi-
viduals who live at Willow Rock Gorden Apartments, 5001 N.W. 10th in Oklahoma City, that they
have a secure people to people community, fully maintained with well organized recreational pro-
grams.
The management program is administrated by a group of five skilled and professional individu-
als in apartment management. A fiscal manager, a resident relation* administrator, and indoor and
on outdoor maintenance director and a leasing manager.
. The Willow Rock Garden Apartment* will through September 30th exhibit seventy painting* of
the artist Gino Hollander This "One /Aon" art show, a major ort event in Oklahoma, is opened to
the public at no charge. Mr. Hollander who exhibit* hi* painting* through out the world pours forth
the raw emotions of the human soul in figurative mood pointings, whose intent it to provoke on in-
volvement an the part of the viewer. Without symbolism or intellectual sophistries, Hollander paint*
os he believe* and live*, striving to create a deeper sense of commitment through expression of the
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double, queen or king-size beds, living room suites
upholstered in luxurious velvet and other beautiful
materials. One bedroom $25.00 a month, two bed-
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month. Damage deposit on eoch unit $100 (XJ. Key
deposit $5 00 Pet deposit $100 00 per pet Pet lease
$5.00 per pet per month Storage spore for campers,
trailers, boats, mini warehouse space available ot
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Bush, St. Clair Agree
"I just don't believe it,"
Bush told newsmen on
Tuesday. "I don't think it's
a witch hunt."
The GOP chief stopped
short, however, of saying
Ziegler's remarks about
the Judiciary Committee's
impeachment inquiry were
an embarrassment to Re--
publicans who want to
keep the party out of Wa-
tergate.
"He's saying his thing
and doing his thing," Bush
said.
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SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) — President Nixon will
watch none of the televised impeachment debate to-
night by the House Judiciary committee, a spokesman
announced in advance.
This word came Tuesday from Press Secretary Ron-
ald L. Ziegler, who last year insisted Nixon watched
none of the televised hearings of the Senate Watergate
Shepherd Mall 525-5477, Ext. 372
Sequoyah Reding 632-1611, Ext. 316
Midwest City 737-1461, Ext. 23
in Shawnee 273-4590
WASHINGTON (AP)—A compromise has been
reached by Senate and House conferees for a $22.1 bil-
lion weapons procurement authorization bill containing
$1 billion for military assistance to South Vietnam.
Funds approved for military aid to South Vietnam
were $600 million less than the administration sought.
Originally, the House voted $1,126 billion for South Viet-
nam and the Senate authorized $900 million.
House conferees approved Senate provisions eliminat-
ing funds to start a program for modifying commercial
wide-bodied jet aircraft to form a Civilian Reserve Air
Fleet.
In a concession to the House, Senate conferees agreed
to a reduction of 2,800 personnel in the Air Force, com-
pared with a 49,000 reduction in the 2,152,000 recom-
mended by the Pentagon as the total manpower for all
services by July 1,1975.
Nixon Won’t Watch Debate
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Willow Rock Apartment* have wall-to-wall ihag nylon
carpeting, cuttom-mode drape*, all electric kitchen*,
individual electric heating and air conditioning, utili-
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wall lecurity, uniform guards patrol from 6 PM to 6
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is designed for family living with features for every-
one. Living at Willow Rock will be exciting for it is a.
fun-loving people-to-people oriented commsmity for
both young adults ond families with children. Willow
Rock ho* special provisions for "Empty Nester" retired
individuals
RECREATION FACILITIES
Willow Rock planned recreation programs or* for th*
discerning individuals life-style. Three swimming pools,
planned social functions, planned children's activities,
hospitality center ond discotheque dub, dancing,
pool, bridge dub. poker dub, basketball, pingpong,
volleyball. shuHleboord, horseshoe*, tennis dub, bicy-
de trip*, travel tours and senwjori, exercise room ond
dosses, "tiny tot" sandboxes, putting green, children's
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day for a bomb blast
which damaged the offices
of a French military mis-
sion near the Embassy
DALLAS (AP) - Repub-
lican National Chairman
George Bush says he
agrees with presidential
lawyer James D. St.
Clair's efforts to keep
President Nixon's Water-
gate defense on a nonparti-
san level.
Bush said he feels presi-
dential Press Secretary
Ron Ziegler made a mis-
take in calling the House
Judiciary Committee a
"kangaroo court."
Loot Returned... by Mail
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. • (AP) — Almost all of the
$12,000 loot including an $8,500 diamond bracelet taken
in the burglary of the home of Atlantic City's Mayor Jo-
seph F. Bradway Jr. has been returned by mail.
"I couldn't believe it," said millionaire Bradway on
Tuesday after the package was delivered by a postman
to. the City Hall office.
The burglar did not return several hundred dollars in
cash and two clocks taken in the July 13 break-in.
The temperature, toilets
and tempermental pumps
continue to spark water
shortages across Oklaho-
ma.
Amid continuing hot and
dry weather conditions, of-
ficials in Copan discovered
a malfunctioning school
toilet which had flushed
some 40,000 gallons of wa-
ter to the sewer before it
was stopned.
City Manager Derrel
Gaut ordered two tanker
trucks into service to shut-
tle water from the Bartles-
ville area in an effort to
replenish Copan's water
reserves.
In Moore, residents have
been asked not to water
lawns or wash cars until
Thursday, when an odd-
or-even house number wa-
tering schedule becomes
effective.
Straining under heavy
demands early in the
week, N o b 1 e's water
pumps failed and Mayor
Lloyd Rainwater asked
residents to voluntarily
curb usage during the next
committee. Months later Nixoi acknowledged he had
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persons in parts of north-
western Oklahoma City
are being placed on alter-
nating day schedules for
car washing and lawn
sprinkling as officials try
to maintain adequate re-
serves for possible fire-
fighting needs.
Shawnee City Manager
Bill Frueh said for seven
of the past eight days the
city's water works pumped
a cagficity 4 million gal-
lons per day. Monday, as
demand surpassed the 4-
million-gallon mark, Shaw-
nee's water towers lost
about seven feet of water.
In Tulsa, where water
distribution has been a
problem in recent sum-
mers, officials have not
called for any restrictions.
Just south of Tulsa,
Jenks residents have been
asked to refrain from wa-
tering lawns during the
middle of the day so water
pressure can be main-
tained.
Skiatook residents have
been asked to stop water-
ing and car washing, while
officials at Hotnjny are
considering watering
curbs.
Voluntary limitations
have been requested at
Chouteau and an urgent
ends has been reported by appeal has been made at
the American Automobile Bluejacket to limit usage
Association. to domestic purposes only.
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Bennett, Charles L. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 85, No. 132, Ed. 2 Wednesday, July 24, 1974, newspaper, July 24, 1974; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1790044/m1/3/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed July 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.