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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1973
Page
7
Three months after the deadly earthquake that killed at least 10,000, Managua shows a bombed-out core being rebuilt by laborers with bare hands. The Somoza regime directs a vast aid and loan effort while guards guard 589 blocks and the post office reopens.
The House schedules a vote next week on rolling back prices interest rates and rents as Nixon’s administration resists. Treasury Secretary Shultz defends meat price ceilings but rejects a nationwide freeze. Legislation would extend Nixon’s economic powers beyond April 30 amid House Senate fights.
Madrid AP The veteran Spanish director Luis Bunuel rejected reports he said winning an Oscar meant nothing to him and he would not go to Hollywood. He said his only remark was At my age I dont care about prizes and noted he values Hollywood and has plans to visit again despite age and distance.
The county GOP selects two groups of officers with Rober Cook heading one slate while Cliff Zumwalt leads the other. Wesley Hamm appears in Elks sponsored Most Valuable Student contest. Julian Niemczyk is promoted to colonel at Fort Meade Maryland. John Frampton advises Lake Lawtonka anglers to stay in shallow water. Mrs Harold Henry hosts a birthday party for her son Keith. Jimmie Webb performs with pianist Henry Harvey at Cameron Commerce Club banquet. Jack Johnson Cecil Wright take a multi day vacation to Great Bend Kansas. Mrs Ruby Callahan urges American Legion Auxiliary meeting for Memorial Day poppy sale. Miss Evelyn Smith joins Chattanooga Mercantile Company. Nixon veto not predicted. Economic reports urge action on inflation.
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