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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1971

Page

3

Forecasters May Misread 1971 Economy As Consumers Reconsider

New York AP reports a shift in consumer behavior undermines forecasters' models. The rise in savings beyond 7 percent and weak demand for big-ticket items suggest a lasting "new life style" that favors lower-end purchases and restraint. This could slow the hoped-for rebound in business activity and delay a return to historic spending patterns.

John Cunniff New York Tilford Gaines Manufacturers Hanover Trust

Capital Man Vows Revenge For Giant Get-Well Card

Oklahoma City AP reports a giant get well billboard aimed at Fred Sylvan after a heart attack. Friends hired by Steve Hallmark placed the sign, sparking Sylvan's vow to expose them with a full page ad. The advertisers surrendered the space for 30 days.

Capital Man Oklahoma City Fred Sylvan Fred Steve Hallmark Sylvan Mal Lessees

Air Crash Claims Two In Norman Oklahoma

In Norman Oklahoma a twin engine Piper Apache crashed near a residential area while approaching Westheimer Field killing Kenneth Stuart Gardner of Fort Worth and Bill James Bryan of Oklahoma City. Bryan was trapped in the wreckage. Gardner was thrown from the cockpit. FAA investigators were on scene.

Norman Okla Fort Worth Tex Oklahoma City Kenneth Stuart Gardner Bill James Bryan Bryan Gardner Westheimer Field FAA

Iowa Becomes 29th State Admitted to Union

Iowa was admitted as the 29th state to join the Union. The enrollment followed the path of statehood recognition and cemented Iowa's status within the United States.

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