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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1971
Page
4
City leaders sworn in as new officials take office. A panel will study future utility and development policies after Monday swearing in. Cason and Woot Wolverton are named for a deferred action item on the agenda.
A drought reduces water levels by about seven feet. evaporation typically lowers a body by about five feet per year. Rainfall changes are expected to influence future water loss and recovery.
A brief item notes an exchange titled Dear Sir regarding a printed notice, with reference to a missed or overlooked article. The fragment suggests correspondence about a paper item and its appearance or absence.
UAW leader accuses insurers and government of slow response to worker claims as layoffs and strikes widen. He argues for stronger supports and policy changes to protect injured and unemployed members.
Security forces in Colombo blockaded main streets amid unrest as crowds gathered near key government buildings. A spokesperson said authorities would enforce curbs to restore order despite ongoing protests and tensions.
Professional divers in Acapulco Mexico perform dives from a cliff 126 feet above the water. The high dive showcases precision and daring as athletes launch from the edge and plunge into the sea below.
The House and Senate remain deadlocked over a bill with key figures Hall and Finis Smith discussing a possible return to the other chamber. Speaker Rex Privette and a private bill to achieve the same aim were noted, with voting thresholds of 32 to attach the amendment and 2% to pass. The stalemate continued Monday.
The discussion returns to the school code with lines about a proposed annual budget and the potential abolition of the office. The article notes the administration facing scrutiny as lawmakers weigh changes to funding and governance.
Mann appears before Special District Judge John Taylor with bonds of 5000 on each of two counts and a preliminary hearing scheduled for 3:30 p.m.
Forecast shows partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon warmth turning generally fair. Cool air moves in with daytime highs to ease and trend cooler on Wednesday across the region.
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