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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1977

Page

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Barbara Plank Named New Director of CRISIS

Barbara Plank, a CRISIS volunteer eight months, appointed director as the organization seeks more volunteers. She notes in 1976 CRISIS received 5,421 help calls while PAL made 25,500 calls to elderly shut-ins.

Barbara Plank Springer Week Plank

Governors debate energy policy and health care costs

The article notes a proposed three governors panel to speak for the conference on energy policy with Senate cooperation likely. It cites Walt Rostow as key drafter, with Boren, Arthur Link, James Rhodes and Joseph Teasdale contributing ideas. Health insurance impact reports follow, urging preventive care amid rising medical costs and declining vaccination coverage.

Boren U.S. Senate Senate House Walt Rostow Kennedy Johnson Arthur Link North Dakota James Rhodes Ohio Joseph Teasdale Missouri Indiana Otis Bowen Bowen

Lawton Man Charged in Barn Fire Near Elgin

A 19 year old Lawton man George Herman Carter 2101 Austin Drive was charged in district court with second degree arson related to a barn fire near Elgin Saturday night. He was arrested at the scene by Elgin city marshal Virgil Osborne and slated for arraignment Monday.

Lawton Elgin George Herman Carter Austin Drive Virgil Osborne

Oklahoma City market report lists grain and cattle prices

State Department of Agriculture reports wheat 1.97 to 2.58 per bushel with several city listings, barley 1.30 to 1.50, Milo 2.55 to 3.52, soybeans 5.20 to 5.90, alfalfa hay 50 to 65 per ton, live broilers 24, eggs around 64 for large. Cattle and calves 4000 head with varied sheds. hogs 1000 with sows steady and feeder pigs scarce. Prices reflect district readings and market activity.

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

Altus Police Face Noon Deadline Over Sick-Leave Standoff

Altus Oklahoma city officials set a noon deadline for 34 policemen who called in sick to request hearings or surrender their uniforms. The council declared the officers self terminated after a weekend emergency session. FDP seeks 7 percent merit plus 9 percent across the board. FDP attorney demands arbitration. Oklahoma Highway Patrol maintains patrol as the city handles replacements.

Altus Okla Ron Bourbeau FDP Fraternal Order of Police Keith Myers The Oklahoma Highway Patrol

Manslaughter Charge Filed In Fatal July Crash Block

A first degree manslaughter charge was filed in district court against Glenn Howell Rosser 62 in the death of Jimmy Dale Pierce 25 after Pierce in a motorcycle collided with Rosser’s car at a stop sign at 98th and Gore Boulevard.

Richard Williams Glenn Howell Rosser Jimmy Dale Pierce Arlington Pierce Rosser 98Th and Gore Boulevard John Stowe Ron Rutledge David J. Olsen Brrg F.A Olsen University Hospital Oklahoma City D.L. Wigington Dearborn Gerrie Doran

Jails weigh cost of replacing 120 inmate mattresses

Comanche County and city facilities review mattress replacement due to fire risk. Officials anticipate funding decisions for new bedding while old mattresses remain in use and will be destroyed when replacements arrive. Fire marshal notes varied standards across Oklahoma jails and cites replacements needed in several facilities.

Bob Williams Comanche County Williams Oklahoma City Oklahoma County Tulsa County Tulsa City

Carter signs public works bill amid veto clash and water talks

President Carter signs a public works bill while defending cuts to pet projects and pushing water management scrutiny. He notes delays to tougher auto emission standards until 1980, tours peanut fields, discusses a Canada U S natural gas pipeline route with Prime Minister Trudeau, and reels from a softball game defeat. The White House lists 10 funded projects and several delisted, reflecting a high-stakes budget compromise.

Billy Carter U.S Pierre Trudeau Prudhoe Bay Alaska White House Plains Field Congress House Thomas P. O'Neill Richard B. Russell South Carolina Georgia Cache Basin Arkansas Atchafalaya River Black and Chene Louisiana Applegate Lake Oregon Hillsale Lake Kansas Tallahala Creek Mississippi Garrison Diversion North Dakota Central Utah Bonneville Utah Auburn California Columbia Tennessee

Planning Panel Reviews Zoning, Annexation Proposals and Plat Actions

The planning commission will study requests from James Kenneth Henry and Harold Wilson to rezone 1710 NW 67th from R-1 to R-4 or to multi family, and annex land at 82nd and NW Terrace Hills Blvd with permanent R-? zoning. A Terrace Hills firm seeks rezoning 7544–7550 NW Tango Rd to C-1, while another annexation at 82nd and U.S. 62 aims for C-3 zoning. Also considered are a church plan amendment to the Lawton Urban Renewal Authority D-6 neighborhood plan, plus preliminary plats for Lee West Estates and a replat of Block 5 in Ridling Addition.

James Kenneth Henry Harold Wilson 67Th 82Nd Terrace Hills Boulevard Terrace Hills Company Tango Road U.S. 62 Planning Commission Galilee Baptist Church Lawton Urban Renewal Authority Lee West Estates Ridling

Mobile Meals Seeks Funds To Sustain Daily Senior Service

Mobile Meals delivers a daily hot meal to about 100 elderly and handicapped residents in Lawton. The service operates from the Lawton Multi-Purpose Center under a contract with the day care center. The organization faces ongoing financial needs beyond its current funds, with a total annual budget around 45 000 dollars. Local volunteers deliver the meals and fund raising may continue through flea markets or other events.

Lawton

Sugar Found in Almost All Foods Including Meat

A study notes sugar appears in most foods, with meat products also containing sugar levels. Researchers emphasize trace amounts can come from processing and additives rather than inherent meat sugar content. The finding suggests label readers monitor sugar even in savory items.

Funeral services set for Leonard Owen in Fletcher

Leonard Anderson Owen 4 died early today in a Lawton hospital after a month long illness. He was born May 4 1893 in New Hope Texas and moved to Fletcher in 1913. He farmed then worked for the railroad and Fort Sill Post Engineers before retiring in 1963. Surviving are his wife Eva nine grandchildren a son Eddie Owen a daughter in law and a sister Mrs Alice Burd. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday at Fletcher First Baptist Church with Rev. A L Swagerty officiating. Burial in Fletcher Cemetery under Robbins Funeral Home Fletcher. He was a member of Fletcher First Baptist Church and Fletcher Masonic Lodge No 363.

Fletcher Leonard Anderson Owen Cameron University Don Owen Lawton Owen Fort Sill L.A Jack) Owen Eddie Owen Alice Burd Elgin Mr. Owen Eva B. Skinner Fletcher First Baptist Church Fletcher Masonic Lodge

Council pal judge resigns after decade of service

Hensley said he disliked dealing with the council and enjoyed court work though upset with several council actions. He criticized the 1974 move to hire a fulltime judge, calling it a fiasco, and said the court ran smoother under two parttime judges.

Pal Council Hensley

Three New Fires Reported As Blazes Spread Across West

Three new fires were reported Monday with the largest near Grand Junction Colorado. In Arizona, a blaze burned about 6,700 acres near the Grand Canyon while a BIA spokesman revised down a prior estimate of 12,000 acres on the Hualapai Reservation after infrared photos showed a smaller area. Firefighters aim to contain the Hualapai blaze today depending on water and crew availability.

Colorado Grand Junction Arizona Grand Canyon Bureau of Indian Affairs Hualapai BIA George Leech

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