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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1973

Page

5

Insurance Chief Enjoys Short University Residency

New York based Gilbert W. Fitzhugh chairman and CEO of Metropolitan Life spent three weeks as a professor in residence at the University of Oklahoma Norman campus. He described the stint as pleasant and said campus life was less skewed left than expected while teaching eight a.m. classes through evenings and delivering a single lecture highlighting his status as a hierarchy member.

NEW York Gilbert W. Fitzhugh Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Mossback Metropolitan Fitzhugh University of Oklahoma Norman America

Oklahoma House Debates Abortion Control Measure

Oklahoma's House prepared to vote on a controversial abortion control bill Author Rep Hugh Sandlin said the measure is needed to regulate abortion He noted prior rulings by the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals and U S Supreme Court support for state controls.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma House Hugh Sandlin D-Holdenville House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee Sandlin Oklahoma U. S. Supreme Court U. S&. Supreme Court Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals Senate Congress U. S Jack Lindstrom D-Lawton George Camp Boards of Regents Kenneth Converse Dtishomingo Converse Herschel Crow D-Altus John Young D-Sapulpa

Declassification Ordered For Contractor Blacklist

The Defense Department directed the Army to declassify a list of contractors banned from government work. The list, kept secret since the mid-1950s, included firms accused of fraud and other violations and funded multi million contracts. The Daily Oklahoman reported the disclosure follows its earlier appeal and references potential future public releases upon request.

Oklahoma City Defense Department Army Daily Oklahoman The Hugh McCollum House Foreign Operations and Government Information Subcommittee Les Aspin Dwis McCollum Rep. Aspin Andrew L. Stone St. Louis Stone Navy Southern Airways Co., Inc Atlanta Southern Selb Manufacturing Co Walnut Ridge Ark Maury F. Queller Martinsville Ind Air Force David Band, Inc New Orleans Band

Elgin Voters Fill Two Posts In General Election

James E. Snow won the trustee at large seat with 113 votes, defeating Dewey C. Evans. Incumbent Cecil H. Lamb retained Ward 4 with 95 votes over James W. Mansel who had 77.

Work On Batfish Berth Beginning

Muskogee Oklahoma with private donation excavation work starts today on a permanent berth for World War II submarine U S S Batfish moored in the navigation channel near Muskogee. Donor is John Kirkpatrick of Oklahoma City. project caretaker is Oklahoma Submarine Veterans of World War II led by Bob Fuller of Tulsa.

Muskogee U.S.S Kenneth L. Meyer John Kirkpatrick Oklahoma City Oklahoma Submarine Veterans of Bob Fuller Tulsa State Maritime Advisory Board

Portions of OK abortion law ruled unconstitutional

A three judge federal panel declared parts of Oklahoma abortion statutes unconstitutional. The ruling nullifies sections prohibiting aiding miscarriage and soliciting or submitting to abortion except to save a life. The decision cites a January Supreme Court ruling and was issued by Judges Holloway Barrow and Eubanks.

Tulsa, Okla Oklahoma William J.B. Hen U.S. Supreme Court William J. Holloway Jr 10Th Circuit Court of Appeals Allen E. Barrow Tulsa Luther B. Eubanks Oklahoma City

Convict Bound Over in Armed Robbery Case

A 31 year old state convict captured Feb 14 by Lawton police following an Oklahoma City prison escape is bound over for district court on an armed robbery charge. John Carl Millers allegedly robbed a Lawton convenience store of 80 dollars then commandeered a couple’s car and fled. Police say he was captured near First and Euclid after the alleged crime.

Lawton Oklahoma City John Carl Millers Cery First Euclid

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