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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1977

Page

4

Mondale Attacks Ford Criticism as Nixon Sides With Carter

Mondale at a White House breakfast faulted Ford for departing from traditional behavior by attacking the Carter administration. He said Nixon offered to aid Carter by briefing officials on conversations with foreign leaders. Cranston noted the discussion also touched on potential 1980 GOP nomination dynamics and past Nixon-Ford contrasts.

Washington Carter Walter F. Mondale Gerald R. Ford Mondale Richard M. Nixon White House Senate Alan Cranston California Ford Lyndon B. Johnson Nixon Dwight D. Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Congress Cranston Leonid Brezhnev San Clemente Calif David Frost Ronald Reagan

City Eyes Major Mall Plan With Parking Block Grant Tie In

Renewal efforts linked to community development block grants push an urban renewal plan to buy and improve parking for a new mall. Initial 933 000 square feet grew to over 1 2 million with nearly 3 million needed and 1 8 million already spent. Land expansion to 600 000 square feet and a 2 per square foot land price set stage for Ed Warmack Fort Smith Ark to anchor the project with a six month option extended later to hopeful completion by October 1979.

Fort Smith Lawton Ed Warmack Warmack Ark City Council Ard Urban Renewal Fort Smith, Ark LARA Manville Redman Department of Housing and Urban Development Warmack’s

Sophomore Cleo Parks Earns Third Nine Weeks Honor Roll

Eisenhower High School sophomore Cleo Parks is named to the honor roll for the third nine weeks. The achievement was announced by a school counselor on Monday.

Cleo Parks Eisenhower High School

Construction Starts Leap in March 1976 City Data

City Building and Safety Department figures show 100 starts valued at 3,063,855, more than 220 percent above the 951,525 listed for March 1976 new home starts, with 38 issued in March 1976.

City Building and Safety Department

Firearms Charge Lodged On Cityan

A 22 year old Lawton woman Cheryl L Flood was charged in district court with feloniously pointing a firearm at a police officer during a reported break in. Officers Brooke and Goss disarmed Flood and arrested her after she drew a .25 caliber pistol. Charles Esquer 18 faced a separate charge of interfering with a police officer as officers found marijuana and drug paraphernalia in the apartment. An assistant district attorney said no drug charges would be filed. Flood faces up to 10 years if convicted on the felony count.

Lawton Cheryl L. Flood Motif Manor Robert Brooke Wallace Goss Brooke Goss Charles Esquer Ms. Flood Esquer Patrick Denney Denney Robert Looney

Six Hurt in Three Traffic Crashes on Lawton Streets

Six people were injured in three separate accidents on Lawton streets Sunday and Monday nights. In one crash near Cache Road and 63rd St, 16 year old cyclist Mike Stansberry was treated and released after his bike was struck by a car driven by Janet Bilovecky.

Lawton Mike Stansberry Reynolds Army Hospital Cache Road 63Rd St Stansberry Janet Bilovecky Dearborn Rodney Allen McCowan Gore Boulevard Flower Mound Road Tawna Marie Bjorr SE 40Th McCowan Bjorr Kathy Rogers Camden Way Ms. Bjorr Faye Browning Charles Cubbertson Fletcher Comanche County Memorial Hospital Sheridan Road B Avenues Mrs. Browning Culbertson

Oklahoma market prices and cattle report from Oklahoma City

State Department of Agriculture lists today’s prices for WHEAT BARLEY MILO SOYBEANS and ALFALFA HAY with city breakdowns. Oklahoma City notes cattle and calves activity with price ranges for cows bulls and calves, hogs and feeder pigs including per pair values for cows with calves.

Oklahoma City State Department of Agriculture Afton Muskogee Manchester Ponca City Clinton Eldorado Hobart Kingfisher Medford Okeene Pauls Valley Watonga Weatherford Banner Beaver el Reno Geary Liberal Perryton Yukon Lawton Temple Keyes Houston Barley Chickasha

Farm program targets raise price floor and income support

The plan envisions a serious veto risk by Carter and raises target prices for 1978: wheat to 2.90 a bushel from 2.60, corn to 2.00 from 1.75, rice to 7.20 per 100 lb from 6.75, and cotton to 0.50 a pound from 0.475. When market prices fall below these targets, the government pays the difference.

Carter

Juvenile Hearings Opened To Media In Comanche County

Associate District Judge Chad Bledsoe announced that juvenile court proceedings are open to verified news media with names kept confidential. The change, under review since February, applies to hearings including a 14 year old held on stabbing allegations and differs from nearby Oklahoma County policy.

Chad Bledsoe Bledsoe Oklahoma County Comanche County

Protest Filed Over Beer License for Fletcher Tavern

Anne Stinnett owner of Town Tavern Fletcher files protest in district court against Carolyn Hunter's beer license for the Fletcher tavern. Stinnett argues license should be refused since Hunter has not yet taken over the business and the license had not been granted. Beginning April 24 applications will be listed under Beer Licenses Sought.

Anne Stinnett Fletcher Carolyn Hunter Fletcher Tavern

Downtown Mall Skirting Urban Renewal Land Transfers

Warmack signs a contract to build a downtown mall with city parking provided. The city funds parking land and improvements via community development block grants, with deeds and tax allocations arranged through 1975 and planned demolitions to clear the site by mid year.

Goodyear Prepares New Plant Training Program in Lawton

Goodyear staff in Lawton coordinate a training program for a new plant with Dick Johnson from the construction branch arranging the build. About 1,500 industrial survey cards were signed in six to eight weeks. no hires yet. Diane Denham oversees Goodyear liaison and notes signups remain open. Garber says hiring decisions are nearly final.

Dick Johnson Lawton Goodyear Diane Denham Vo-Ted Garber

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