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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1976
Page
4
President elect met with adviser Charles Kirbo in Plains to discuss a blanket pardon for Vietnam draft evaders. Carter plans careful study of pardon technicalities before deciding its breadth and aims to coordinate with congressional leaders on tax cuts and job programs.
The court rejects claims of gender discrimination in a benefits package stating the plan covers risks beyond pregnancy and does not prove women receive fewer benefits. It holds pregnancy absence is not proof of discriminatory intent and that overall plan generosity does not hinge on gender.
Childrens handwritten notes to Santa mix clear requests with affectionate PS messages and family hints. Some letters mention toys like a race track set and a Snoopy radio, while others ask for dresses and pies from Mrs Claus.
Walter Weikers Mandel salesman faced a reduced bail of 100000 after a Monday hearing on jury tampering charges. The government disclosed Charles E. Neiswender of Cinnaminson admitted paying to plant a story alleging a fixed trial to trigger a mistrial. The sequestered jury heard a brief Friday TV report about alleged fix attempts and two alternates were dismissed for known bribe talks.
A car traveling near Reynolds struck head on another vehicle driven by Set J C Allen and R Carlson. Carlson remained in critical condition at the base hospital early today, according to a post information officer.
Police chief Gillian urges shoppers and residents to curb theft during the holidays. He advises keeping packages hidden, wrapping empties under the tree, and using out of sight practices. Businesses should stock bait money and record serial numbers to aid investigations.
Fort Sill hosts Maj. Gen. Donald R. Keith who will officially open the Toys for Tots distribution center at 8:45 a.m. in building 3788. About 2,700 toys stored there will be distributed to needy Army families through December 20, with pickup for active duty and retired military families between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
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