Altus Times-Democrat (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 45, No. 239, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 16, 1971 Page: 4 of 16
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Agnew Enhances Standing OCGrand.-ury Current TV offerings
SAN JUAN, pk (AP) — from the 1972 GOP ticket. Only , critical of Agnew's campaign san jockeying.” Hears 16Cases Have A Few Problems
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew one GOP governor said he tone and style in 1970. ayts a new Aenew „ said OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A
may have enhanced his politi- thought Agnew should be re- Go Daniel J ETns of Wash- federal grand jury returned to
cal standing among Republican placed, and he declined to be When Agnew defended his ington work this morning in its second
governors with his low-keyed quoted by name. campaign in sharp terms at a NeM,,w «cc. , day of what apparently in-,-, • ■ - - , .
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troversy at two earlier confer- own choice,” said Gov. Ronald goted little speech." Zn E^hJ him to ran before the panel Wednesday one of the several big-name Another diamond-in-the-rough don, had Shir ley assigned to in-
ences of the governors. But this Reagan of California. Reagan henic) Xid^nt and later said the grand jury filmstars moving fromilarge 10 hero making his series bow was terview a reluctant old party
time his profile was low, his said President Nixon and Ag- But McCall said he found a "rT fX® a™ man ” was "trying to indict a publish- small screen1may find the tran- Anthony Quinn, playing the Chi- , holed up in his club. Our Amer-
tone drew liberal GOP praise, new would present the strong- new tone in Agnews San Juan * d NonAgneman, er I never heard of." sition much tougher than antici- “n0 mayor of a large city in ican girl, innocent of British
and he went away as the con- est ticket the GOP could field appearance. In his speech in Virginia “A good constructive The writer, Joe Rosenberger, pated. . c, the Southwest.ABCs"The tradition crashed the men-only
ference choice to take full in 1972. San Juan Monday, Agnew wIginta: constructive said Questioned . Police Lt Columbo, played Man and the City focuses on stronghold with predictable re-
charge of their liaison with "I wouldn’t have any trouble called for a positive approach spsechli himself11 ehelps about him about a book he wrote sev- by Peter Falk in one of the an overworked dedicated offi- suits. By pluck imagination
Washington. supporting Agnew on the basis to the administration's new eco- Agney.oh nse Secretary of eral years ago titled, "The Ani- rotating series that make cial willing to drop his regular and a completely uninspired
There was no talk of any of 1971," said Gov. Tom McCall nomic policy, and an end to Z cuation. thatSecetary.of mal Lover ” up NBC 3 "Mystery Mov»Y chores any time his emotions story line, she got her story,
movement to dump Agnew of Oregon. Who had been Sharp "petty/bickering .. and parti- -Ws a bad book." Rose caspiappearedaarsedy.wrla armmrosed by ' human * „ was a dismai start. None
T Ox x . i . . . Governor, might supplant him nerge,,a newsman,, but Premiere" features. “Colum- In the opening program, he of Miss MacLaine’s talents for
I AY \ f riinra fii Ma M K l i D I — „ 00 the Nixon ticket next year. PE P e shou "haye, the rxgnt . bo’s” gimmick is to permit the became involved in the case of comedy was tapped. Not even
IA UUUUUlB JUUCIG NIX lions "Im a little. bit worried read a bad book if they want viewers to see the crime com- a deaf mute couple about to the sound track or the lighting
• about my phone, the vice pres- mitted, know the identity of the lose custody of the normal boy was particularly good.
Dll I IHA* A ALA. ident said. 1 get a voice in a US Attv William p.kt culprit and then watch the su- they want to adopt. In an im-
II III I lit ASKeD P _ r l • f Texas accent that says your declined to discuss the Brand persleuth move in for the solu- probable courtroom scene, the
"-b nnvu ( ) n four years are up. Will you "workdSCxsSsthesgrand tion. mayor made an impromptu ap-
, . * 11 W I I I •el I I •l I I please signal when through.” broadest sin, its ™ Falk’s cigar-chomping, rum- peal that persuaded the author-
TULSA, Okla. (AP) - State Gov. Thomas Meskill of Con- ounes,since its Pro- pled detective apparently uses ities to withdraw their objec-
Atty. Gen. Larry Derryberry OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - his physicians. necticut said Agnew should 6 5 a grubby raincoat for a secur- tions.
has been asked by a Tulsa leg- Formal announcement was ex- Nix suffered a slight stroke in stay, but it s the President s Burkett acknowledged that ity blanket, wearing it even in spite of the attempts to tug
islator to rule on the validity of pected today of the retirement 1962. In 1968 he underwent sur- decision. federal authorities have no ju- when whipping up an omelet at the viewers’ hearts, the show
the states ad valorem tax of Oklahoma Court of Criminal gery in Houston, Tex., for To drop Agnew for Connally risdiction over pornography as for a bereaved widow, seemed artificial, the charac-
structure. Appeals Judge Kirksey M. Nix, placement of a mechanical would make the conservatives such, unless smuggling, illegal In the premiere, one member ters wooden and the dialogue
one of the state’s most con- valve in his heart. After a che- angry without making the liber- interstate transportation or ille- of a mystery writing team, preachy.
The request from Rep. troversial and colorful politi- ckup in Houston last January, als happy, Meskill said. gal use of the mails is involved, faced with the breakup of their Shirley MacLaine of ABC’s
Douglas Wixson Wednesday cians. an aide to Nix said, physicians
came after recent court rulings Nix’s office confirmed "told him he had to retire."
holding the ad valorem—prop- Wednesday that the 57-year-old However, he continued work-
erty—tax structures in Ala- judge had turned in notice that ing and writing opinions.
bama and California are dis- he plans to retire because of ill Nix has been a familiar fig-
ciminatory- health Oct. 31 to state Court ure in Oklahoma politics for
Administrator Marian P. Op- more than three decades.
Oklahoma’s ad valorem tax ala.
structure is similar to those in Nix was not immediately He served three terms in the
the two other states. available for comment, but had Oklahoma House of Represen-
told newsmen earlier it was be- tatives from McIntosh County
Sen. Bryce Baggett and state coming "harder and harder to in the early 1940s, later served
Tax Commission Chairman put in a day’s work.” one term in the House and
Clarence DeWees have warned A spokesman in Nix’s office three in the Senate from Pitts-
that the state’s tax structure said Wednesday Nix, who un- burg County.
must be equalized before feder- derwent open heart surgery in He was elected to the Court
al courts step in and do the job 1968, is retiring on the advice of of Criminal Appeals the first
themselves. .. time in 1956 after drawing fire
Hiiankor I innnr from the court and the Okla-
In his request, Wixson said niJaunCU LIUUUI homa Bar Association for blast-
that a $10,000 house in Major ing the high court’s handling of
County is valued on tax rolls at TrnnL Innoar various cases.
$1,009 while a similar house is II UUK LUUdIcU ... , ,
valued at $2,587 on Tulsa Coun- Nix s retirement is the sec-
ty roils OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A ond major one in Oklahoma ju-
$55,000 truckload of liquor, sto- dicial circles this week. Veter-
He ajs. askeq Nerryberry for len from a wholesaler’s ware- an state Supreme Court Justice
an op“ parte if the state house Tuesday night, was found William H. Blackbird, 77, an-
constitution which require that intact 1316 Wednesday. nounced Tuesday he will retire
“taxes all be uniform upon the Police Chief Wayne Lawson Dec. 1.
same class of subjects,” and said "every ounce" of the 24 Nix, who draws $25,000 a
"state board of equalization ... Jons of liquor apparentywas year, can retire at 412 per cent
shall adjust and equalize the stilin thestruck andtrailer, of his monthly salary times
valuation of real and personal Parked behind Stock Yards Co- years of service, with the total
property of the several counties -seum p not to exceed 75 per cent of his
of the state." Lawson said Patrolman •
Wayne Hamilton, checking a I Pa
...T । n tip, found the truck. Gov. David Hall will name a
MALK riek LO It was held overnight at po- successor to complete Nix’s
"" w« lice headquarters. The whole- term, which expires in 1975,
saler. Central Liquor Co., was from a list to be submitted to
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Gilmore, Robert K. & Goforth, Don. Altus Times-Democrat (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 45, No. 239, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 16, 1971, newspaper, September 16, 1971; Altus, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2120694/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.