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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1975

Page

2

Household Work Guidelines Aired

Social Security extends coverage to household workers paid cash wages of 50 dollars or more in a calendar quarter for work in a private home. Includes maids cooks handymen gardeners and cleaning staff and babysitters when caring for children at a private home. Excludes employment by a parent child under 21 or spousal employment. Contact the Social Security Office 615 B or call 355-8700 for help with credit and reporting.

Coleman Johnson Social Security Office

Aikido Offered at Fort Sill This Fall

Aikido classes will be taught at Fort Sill sponsored by Cannon Recreation Center. The free course runs Sept 9 for five weeks, 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Open to men and women 14 to 65, military personnel and dependents only. registration is limited to 20. Call Mrs. Jo Simonsen at 351-2914 to enroll. Richard Denesi, first degree black belt, will instruct.

Fort Sill Cannon Recreation Center Richard Denesi Jo Simonsen

Gotebo lamb tops Tri County Free Fair grand champion

Ronda Geis, 15, Gotebo, won grand champion lamb with a Suffolk at the Tri County Free Fair. Mountain View entries led the swine show with a Duroc boar victory. Mountain Park dominated several divisions. judging continued with beef cattle to follow.

Gotebo Lamb Tri-County Fair Arnegie Ronda Geis Gotebo Jay Woodward Woodward Miss Geis Suffolk Jan Riffe Mountain View Mountain Park Lawton Donde Chancellor Robert L. Geis Hampshire Lori Henson Kim Killian Kenny Reneau Tri- County Poland Robin Killian Barton Coe Hydro Rusty Davis Carnegie Kent Miller Roosevelt nNeavy China Scott Kellogg Oil City Brent Payne Casey Smith Ricky Simmons Heavy OUROC Donna Chisum Karen Overksen Corn Johnny Matlock Anadarko Teri Troub Eddie Freie Steve Halsted Chester White Mark Gardner Dill City Ereene Gardner Craig Harris Lonnie Knox Wade Doy Sentinel Roy Mace Berkshire Chris Henson Brian Heatfield Broxton Stacy Troub Jimmy Linn Steve Coon Bryan Payne Washita Heights Jeffrey Payne Washite Heights Jon Riffe Scott Weber Anodork Bryon Payne Carolrank Mike Unoton Chamopion Cora Frank Yorkshire Kelvin Hart Ore Kelly Quinton Mark Horn Kevin Hart Monty Roberts Mitch McAbee Rocky Lex Moyers Mark Johnson Stoiey Olffendorfers Jan Rufe Heavy Duree Ler Henson Lambs Southdown Patrick Gordon Cordell Joe Bill Cellar Jence Smith Stecie Nelson Oney Shropshire Tommy Teabill Jinel Scott Loveber Randy Heinrichs Candy Soutier Lowang Price Angelo Eden Candy Butler Lowana Price Eric Winden Done Wilson Lowono Price Dorset Scott Cellar Rusty Riching Russ Cunningham Tracy Musick Keith Milter Kora Anderson Ricky Redling Ronda Gels Gozebo Ricky Riching Randy Wedii Jerry Stomers Ricky Ridling Scott Cessar Rusty Ridking Keith Miller Koro Anderson Rondo Dunlop Conde Chancellor Rusty Ridling Lane Wilson Lewano Price

Committee Blamed For Money Woes

Oklahoma City Democrat State Rep. A Visanio Johnson blamed the Legislative Committee on Public Safety and Penal Affairs for part of the financial mismanagement in the Department of Corrections. He spoke after Sen. Frank Keating raised LEAA grant audit reports and objected to Keating gaining a forum to renew charges against Gov. David Boren over the department's finances.

Oklahoma City Legislative Committee On Public Safety and Penal Affairs Department of Corrections A. Visanio Johnson Johnson Frank Keating Rtulsa Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Keating David Boren

Fron tier Days Rodeo and Celebration Kickoff at Eagle Park

The Fron tier Days celebration begins with an 8 p.m. rodeo at Eagle Park tonight and continues Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. with events including pony and bicycle races, a parade, a buffalo chip contest, a hanging, whisker contest, an old fiddlers contest, and a 5 p.m. barbecue. An 8 p.m. rodeo again Saturday. Stock supplied by Jerry Cart of Hinton. music by Bill Mack of Fort Worth.

Ache Fagle Park Eagle Park Jerry Cart Hinton Bill Mack Fort Worth

Ford Model T Five Passenger Price in 1900s

In the early 1900s the Ford Model T five passenger four door was priced at $690, reflecting the era’s mass produced automotive affordability for middle income buyers. The figure highlights Ford’s pricing strategy during the transition to widespread car ownership.

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