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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1975

Page

2

Union Hall Rezoning Request Tabled By Local Panel

The carpenters union zoning request for 1113 H to allow a training school was tabled by the Lawton Metropolitan Area Planning Commission. Staff questioned if the project fits a school under current code, while neighbors supported the idea and the council previously rejected commercial zoning. The panel also approved changes to the Transportation Policy Committee and rejected C-5 zoning for two lots on Sheridan Road, with potential grandfathering for existing businesses. Additional items included subdivision sewage lift policy, west Lee Boulevard and Sheridan Road lot splits, a Lake Ells worth split, a water line easement, a 15 passenger van for the Community Action Agency, and an extension of subdivision bonds.

Carpenters Union Lawton Metropolitan Area Cullen LMAPC Transportation Policy Committee Commission Fort Sill Sheridan West Lee Boulevard Sheridan Road Fulton Lake Ellsworth Public Service Co Lawton

Public Records Cases Reported

A list of reported thefts and burglaries in the area includes names and addresses such as Dariene Castro and Margaret Williams with incidents involving bicycles motor vehicles and residences. The report notes several thefts burglaries and an attempted molestation of a one year old girl.

Dariene Castro Outo Memorial Hospital Robert Gbenedos Tavior White Margaret Motif Manor Waliet 38Th Cache Road Michael Veorey Vicky McKindre Eth Beck Yard Ralph Schereck Finley’s Realty N. Sheridan Floyd Seov Rick Tayvlor Lindy Cuto Robert A. Simmons Ted Rosier Larry L. Mersereau Fort Sill Lowton Bob Bobey Coche Road Tg&y Charles A. Johnson David Hoyt Cowie Road Cormen Amerson Margaret Williams Richard Swenny Mitchel Bennett Ranch

Twenty five to retire at Fort Sill ceremony

Fort Sill to honor 25 soldiers at a Friday retirement ceremony in the Old Post Quadrangle at 10 30 a m. Maj Gen David E Ott will speak. The 77th Army Band will provide music. Several battalion and division chiefs receive long service awards with over 20 years. If weather delays, event moves to Snow Hall Auditorium. The same day a board meeting of the American Association of Retired Persons is slated for 7 p m at 22 N 35th Street.

Fort Sill Old Post Field Artillery School David E. Ott 77Th Army Band Kenneth R. Neher Marcus L. Weatherall Combined Arms Department Benny E. Coldwell Ira 9Th Field Artillery Lawrence 18Th Field Artillery Emmitt E. Forrelt Sr Albert L. Smith 17Th Field Artillery Maynard R. Blodgett Floyd E. Bowling Billi M. Plowman HHB Usafacfs Snow Hall The American Association of Retired Persons Arthur Maxberry N. 35Th Street

Public Service Reduces Force in Lawton Area

Public Service Co has cut eight jobs since January 1 due to slowing construction. John Winstead, Lawton district manager, cites layoffs in engineering and construction affecting warehousemen, truck drivers, stone clerks, draftsmen and mechanics. About 25 Lawton based line crews now work outside the western region as an economy measure the firm also cancelled outside construction contracts to reserve work for company staff.

Public Service Co John Winstead Lawton Winstead

Spring Clean Up Week Promoted By Lawton Officials

Friday marks the start of Spring Clean Up Time with a special program and noon luncheon at the Hotel Lawtonian ballroom. Oklahoma Bicentennial Commission spokesperson Paul Patton will speak about ecology. Mayor Don Whitaker proclaims the period through May 5 and urges citizens to clean up.

Riday Lawtonian Paul Patton Oklahoma Bicentennial Commission Johnny Horizon Patton Jenks Journal Tulsa World Oklahoma Don Whitaker Lawton Chamber of Commerce Environmental Committee City Refuse Service

Pegasus satellite enters orbit to study atmospheric potassium

In 1965 the large winged Pegasus satellite was launched to orbit Earth and collect data on atmospheric potassium levels, with engineers and astronauts involved in the mission and related spacecraft tests.

Pegasus

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