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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1973
Page
5
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education reports that college graduate job prospects are improving after a four year slump but long term issues remain. The panel notes potential oversupply and urges employers to value individual ability and adjust job design and hiring to reflect actual skills.
Lawton and Fort Sill banks report deposits totaling 131,237,688 on the latest call, up 16,203,819 from a year ago. Loans outstanding reached 62,912,963, up 13,464,815 from the prior year, with five banks reporting status under federal and state regulation.
Oklahoma City AP reports State Industrial Court Judge Bruce L. Evans of Tulsa will resign to join the federal Social Security Administration as an administrative law judge with the Bureau of Hearings and Appeals. The new post pays $26,898 annually versus his Oklahoma salary of $20,500. Evans, 52, begins seven weeks of orientation in Washington, D.C., starting April 30 before the assignment.
In Portavogie County Down a 25 year old man was shot in the head during a nighttime attack. A bomb exploded in Dungiven, damaging the main street and injuring three girls. Police received a warning shortly before the blast. In Dublin intelligence linked to the IRA arms inquiry, while a London Derry poll shows 83 percent backing peace proposals.
Bernard Kahrahrah, formerly linked with Dartmouth faculty, is honored tonight by the Comanche Gourd Club. He becomes coordinator for Indian students at the University of North Dakota Bismarck and will teach Indian heritage and culture at NDU. Dance starts at 7 p.m. at Fort Sill Indian School gym.
A pair of lamprey eels can produce about 60 000 eggs, highlighting their prolific reproduction potential in aquatic ecosystems.
Army Captain Robert T. White, the last American POW freed in Vietnam, will leave Clark Air Base on Wednesday for home. He will report to Valley Forge General Hospital for further medical exams and is the 589th U.S. returnee from captivity. White, 32, endured two near death episodes and is recovering from malaria and minor dental work.
A federal grand jury indicted former Rio Hondo police chief James E. Helton on 30 counts of mail fraud connected to the Texas Reserve Law magazine. Helton, 54, now in Tulsa, alleged to have misled businesses across four states into paying for non delivered ads and memberships. He reportedly planned to regain control of the association via Houston and Corpus Christi meetings.
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