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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1971

Page

3

Scouts Observe Court of Honor

Mrs Cleo Barriner and her son Garl Fountain authored the poem Scouts Observe Court of Honor. The piece notes Tenderfoot Scouts merit badges being earned as an initiation step in the program.

Cleo Barriner Garl Fountain Tenderfoot Scouts

AEC Nuclear Dump Talk Winds Through Kansas Oklahoma Tie

In a strained exchange Chandler hints AEC may move a repository to Manchester Oklahoma to appease Baxter a Sierra Club member. Baxter says Kansas Sierra Club backs Lyons salt mine while stressing only a few of 400 Kansans favor the dump and that Chandler carried the AEC’s mail.

AEC Oklahoma Chandler Baxter Manchester Okla Oklahoma Sierra Club Wichita ABC Kansas Lyons David Hall Kansas-Oklahoma Ron The Kansas Sierra Club Club Kansas Sierra Group Gayleen Hagemann Prairie Village Richard McCandliss Anthony Ruckel Denver Sierra Club Rocky Mountain and Plains States

Citizen Helps Halt Burglary at Sixteenth Street Grocery

A 22 year old resident helped stop three men during a burglary at 208 S. 16th. One suspect was held inside by the citizen until officers arrived. The other two were arrested in a car in the 1600 block between B and C Avenues. Ages are 17, 19, and 20. No theft occurred, only a broken window.

Sixteenth Street S. 16Th Leon Burks Robert Martin Burks

Flag named Old Glory given by Capt Driver in 1831

The name Old Glory was given by Capt William Driver of Salem Massachusetts in 1831 to an American flag preserved in the Smithsonian Institution Washington D C. It bears 24 stars and an anchor.

William Driver Salem Mass Smithsonian Institution Washington, D.C

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