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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1976

Page

4

Food Prices Dip Slightly Across Months

The report notes modest price relief and stable retail volume while inflation slows. Ford faces unemployment rises to 7.8 percent by July, with Rivlin arguing a jobs bill could lift rates. The Committee on Economic Development urges limits on money supply and supports targeted anti recession measures.

Ford Alice Rivlin Congressional Budget Office United States Committee On Economic Development

Funeral Service for Irvin W Hall in Cache

Irvin W Happy Hall 71 died Wednesday in a Lawton hospital after an extended illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at First United Methodist Church with Rev. George Stauffer officiating. Burial in Cache Cemetery under Huddleston's Cache Funeral Home. Survived by his wife Garnet. daughter Virginia Boydston. three sons Irvin Jr, Bobby Phelps. a brother R Q Hall. two step-brothers. eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Cache Irvin W Hall Lawton First United Methodist Church George Stauffer Cache Cemetery Huddieston Mr. Hall Dallas County Tex Garnet Isabelle King Comanche County Virginia Boydston Irvin Jr Ft. Wayne Ind Bobby Phelps Owasso R. Q. Hall Lucedale Miss Virgil Colvin Huntsville Ala F. L. Colvin California

Unnamed Soles Suspect Sought After Wichita Shooting Rampage

A sniper attacked downtown Wichita near the Holiday Inn. Police converged within minutes after the 2:54 p.m. report, firing on the gunman from the top floor. Seven wounded, several with neck and chest injuries, while bystanders aided the wounded and Red Cross appealed for blood. Witnesses described two rifles and a bag of shells. Soles identified as the suspect was in custody and relatives expressed disbelief.

Timothy Hutton Holiday Inn Dan Bachmann Richard Rademacher Red Cross Wichita Mark Faien Arnold Merritt Wise Guseman Derby Kan Penny Guseman Denise Janice Goodwin Chris Hoy Larry Ade Augusta Gary Keneipp Nancy Wise Soles Jim Gillenwater Hutton

Siege of Tal Zaatar Camp Deepens Lebanon Civil War Struggle

The Tal Zaatar siege ends with Camp collapse as about 30,000 residents including 20,000 Palestinians and 10,000 Lebanese Muslims face deadly clashes. Christian forces declare the camp a military area and warn of land mine danger, while both sides reject evacuation amid a protracted fight. The Red Cross urges civilian evacuation as talks fail to halt fighting, marking the longest battle in Lebanon's 16 month civil war.

Christian Amchit Radio Beirut Tal Zaatar Amin Gemayel Christian Radio International Red Cross Lebanon Khali Arab League

Voter Kingsbury Residents List in Local Directory

A long list enumerates residents and addresses for multiple voters and households including Kingsbury, Beal, Cleveland, Downs, Dunbar, Eisenhower, Ferris, Garfield, Grant, Grove, Howell, Jackson, Jefferson, Johnson, Kuntz, Lee, Nixon, Patterson, Pioneer, Ranch Oaks, Rogers, Roosevelt, Smith, Sullivan, Swinney, Taft, Turner, Washington, Westminster, Westwood, Whittier, and Woodland plus county townships and towns such as Cache Chattanooga Cox Elgin Faxon Fletcher Flower Mound Geronimo Hill Indiahoma Medicine Park Meets Mt. Scott Pleasant Valley Sterling and ends with a note that in 1603 Martin Pring explored the Piscataqua River mouth in New Hampshire.

Kingsbury Beal James Gentry S. 8Th Cleveland Erma Cooke Lee Blvd Downs Ira Gunter E. Ave Dunbar Audrey Freeman Monroe Eisenhower Mathilda Valliant Atom Ferris R. T. Lehman Garfield Virginia Kasperell Grant Otto Kluck Atlanta Grove Wanda Tuck Howell Roy Jaye Cornell Jackson Elizabeth Hamm Lindy Jefferson Theo Tanner Williams Johnson Joseph Hardimann Flower Mound Frank Turner Lawton Geronimo Ewood Mallow Geronimo Hill Rita Hill Rt. 4 Box 169 Indiahoma Gayle Lovelace Medicine Park Patricia King Ann Bauman Star Lawton Mt. Scott June Hewes Star Rt Pleasant Valley Pauline Roof Sterling Debbie Mansel Finn Station

Istanbul Airport Attack Leaves Four Dead and 26 Injured

Turkish police thwarted a planned hijacking at Istanbul Yesilkoy Airport as four terrorists died in a grenade blast and gunfire. Among the 26 wounded were two American tourists from Portland, with initial misidentification over one injury. The attackers, linked to the PFLP, claimed Libyan backing and were said to carry Kuwaiti passports. The incident prompted heightened security and a vow of vigilance from Israel.

Bassy Ankara Istanbul Anatolia Holy Land Portland Ore Margaret Shearer Miss Shearer Margaret Nona American Party Lucille Washburn Hurriyet el al Namik Kemal Senturk Yutaka Hirano Anatolia Ef] al Tel Aviv Senturk Mahdi Muhammed Hussein Muhammed al Rashid Tripoli Rome Alitalia George Habash Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine PFLP Habash Air France Uganda Entebbe Gad Yaacobi Yesilkoy Yaacobi Israel

Rubber workers seek higher wages to restore parity with automakers

Strike action targeted the rubber workers amid a two year span of living protection. They earned an average $5.50 an hour under the old contract as the union pressed for a hefty raise to match auto workers. A Usery spokesman warned there was no way to predict when rub ber workers would return, while Usery and Scearce noted the URW Firestone pact includes provisions to improve bargaining climate and prevent repeats of hardships from the extended dispute.

Usery Scearce URW

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