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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1977
Page
7
The Marine Corps ran a classified blind ad offering a 2500 bonus to attract applicants for infantry roles. Lawton recruiting staff report over 80 calls and seven firm appointments after the Tuesday posting in the Lawton Constitution and Morning Press and Gunnery Set.
An appeal filed Tuesday by Assistant District Attorney Bill Flanagan seeks another preliminary hearing for Temple osteopath H Don Morgan. Morgan faced burglary and arson charges dismissed at last week’s preliminary hearing. Five witnesses testified including Temple fire chief E L Standridge and fire marshal official Walters.
Byron W Aycock and Maurice C Fildge filed a February 1975 suit against the Comanche County commissioners claiming a road on the section line three miles west of Cache mislocated the line and ruined over 400 trees. County officials say state engineers marked the line and crews followed those marks. The case involves access for locked in property owners. Indian land lies across the road.
Washington AP reports Rep. Fred B. Rooney faces strong opposition as he reintroduces a bill to push DST from six to seven months. He argues longer daylight saves energy and benefits after-work activities, while opponents cite darker mornings for children and farmers. The proposal would shift start to the third Sunday in March and end on the third Sunday in October.
Scott Grigsby of Lawton received the Letzeiser Gold Medal at the University of Oklahoma Senior Awards Banquet for leadership scholarship and community service. He is a psychology major with a 3.92 GPA and holds several student leadership roles.
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