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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1971

Page

5

Speaker Tells About Russia Borman Visit

Butler described Moscow as lonely with few cars and roads. He highlighted a five cent metro, clean streets, and courteous people. He noted low wages of about 120 dollars a month, with two to three earners per family, and argued free medical care cheap rents and reasonable travel explain Russians’ spending. He warned there is no unemployment but limited freedom, contrasting systems while urging to find good in enemies.

Borman Butler Moscow Metro Rusia Russia

Cameron State Agricultural College Renamed Cameron College

Governor David Hall signed a bill changing Cameron State Agricultural College to Cameron College in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony. Delegation members and Cameron President Dr. Don Owen voiced support as the bill passed the Senate 40-1, with the initials aligned to Central State College in Edmond.

Gav David Hall Cameron State Agricultural College Cameron College Comanche County Gordon Beznoska al Terrill Jim Taliaferro Don Davis Fred Ferrell Jack Lindstrom Hall Cameron Central State College Edmond Don Owen Owen Terrill Senate Higher Education Committee Senate

Drought Aid Requires State Actions and Farm Feed Prices

Washington AP reports drought relief for western Oklahoma farmers hinges on county drought committees filing recommendations to a state drought panel and Governor Hall forwarding them to the U S Agriculture Secretary. The likely aid would be subsidized price support for feed grain purchases by ranchers.

Washington Oklahoma Bruce Easton Defense and Disaster Operations Division U.S. Agriculture Department Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Easton David Hall

Lawton Delegation Attends Get Certificate Meeting

Lawton representatives Maj. Marion Barnwell John H Nelson and Quay Barfield attended a Get Certificate meeting in San Antonio Texas last weekend indicating continued ties with regional officials and ongoing certification efforts.

San Antonio Tex Lawton Maj Marion Barnwell John H. Nelson Quay Barfield

Brothers Meet Again In Court

In Norman Oklahoma, two brothers appeared in district court for a second time in years. Tommy Leroy Bacon, 25, was released on a $2,000 bond as Richard Lee Bacon, 29, testified he fired three shots at a burglary suspect fleeing last week. No trial date was set.

Norman Tommy Leroy Bacon Richard Lee Bacon Alan J. Couch

Ellender Warns Congress May Withhold Funds

Senate Appropriations Chair Ellender says Congress may refuse administration requests and block spending if Nixon does not unfreeze about 13 billion in appropriated funds. He calls for political action and questions executive power over line-item decisions amid Red River Waterway funding debates.

Washington Senate Appropriations Committee Congress Nixon Allen J. Ellender D-La Executive Legislative Ellender Mike Mansfield Red River Valley Association Shreveport Red River Waterway Sam J. Ervin Jr D-N.c Eliender

Soviet Technicians Move to Restructure Cuba’s Economy

Soviet technicians are being assigned to Cuba to reshape its economy and align it with Soviet and European markets. The move follows Castro’s admission that Cuba’s economic policies failed, and a bilateral cooperation pact covering 1971 to 1975 signals deeper planning and aid, with U.S. estimates of aid at 380 to 500 million dollars.

Cuba Cial Soviet Union Fidel Castro Havana U.S Latin America

Faust's deal with Mephistopheles over his soul

In Gounod's opera Faust, the scholar makes a deal trading his soul to Mephistopheles in exchange for youth and earthly pleasures, granting him a path to love with Marguerite but at a grave ultimate cost.

Gounod

Boy Held In 3 School Break-Ins

Detective Carl Lindgren said the arrest cleared burglaries at Roosevelt Lincoln and Will Rogers schools. The boy was arrested and charged in connection with the incidents.

Carl Lindgren Roosevelt, Lincoln Will Rogers

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