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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1976
Page
2
The page lists crossword clues from Eugene Sheffer with entries for both Across and Down, including numbered hints from nose to Willie Winkie and related wordplay. It also presents the solution row and a Cryptoquip prompt where D equals P, referencing a 1976 King Features Syndicate puzzle page.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of missing beer delivery driver Raymond Haney and his friend Tony Ferguson, both of Rush Springs, in an embezzlement case tied to Tri-Chex Distributors Inc. Police say the pair may be headed to California in Ferguson's car. An all points bulletin was issued, and Haney's abandoned truck, with possible human blood traces, was found near East Cache Road.
Susan Dacy a 17 year old senior and part time helper to her father an airplane mechanic has spent about two years restoring a Stearman biplane last built in 1943. The Harvard Illinois aviator family supports her hobby with three brothers owning planes and a younger sister planning a Sopwith Camel.
The State Election Board received the first reports from a Corporation Commission candidate and a fundraising fund. Charles Baker of Bartlesville reported 217.50 in contributions and 306.42 spent. Wilson and Co Active Citizenship Campaign Fund showed 1540 in contributions and 927 paid to unnamed candidates.
OU economics graduate director Dr. Alexander Kondonassis will speak at the Army Education Center on September 10 to discuss the program with interested students. OU education guidance and counseling chair Dr. Lucy Smith will visit September 15 to counsel students about two new graduate programs. Appointments at Bidg. 299, Knox Road, Fort Sill. phone 351-4224.
Lawton police cracked down on prostitution arresting four women on soliciting charges and a man for pandering. Samuel D. Chappel, 49, Lawton, jailed for pandering at the Hotel Lawtonian. Arrests also included Judy Isbell, 25, and Donna Jo Defoor, 19, Oklahoma City, for soliciting. Edie V. Roberts, 21, Lawton, charged with soliciting a police undercover agent. Rita F. Scott, 19, Lawton, jailed on warrants for solicitations. All released after posting bond.
The Mississippi River Commission was created by Congress on June 28 1879 to improve navigability of the river and oversee related works.
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