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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1971
Page
3
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Congress approves a 72 million dollar continuing resolution forcing the Peace Corps to cut one third of its volunteers and possibly cancel programs in 15 nations. About 600 volunteers overseas may be disinvited and 2,000 more could be affected if funds do not rise to planned levels.
Indians interested in serving on the Building and Trade Council will meet at 6 p.m. today in Room 410 of the Kohler Building. Bob Cannon announced the meeting. The program joins union representatives management and minority members to set up job training with focus on construction in model cities. Cannon, director of the Community Action Agency, will select a permanent successor for his post at the afternoon meeting.
A list of Cameron University fall graduates includes Bachelors of Science recipients Fort Sill Sherry Payne James Perreira Donald Reed Duncan Joseph Reuter imnwood N Y Raymond Roberts Jerry Rogers Carne gie Peggy Rogers Howard Rubin Edward Rutledge Samsome Tex Virginia Tolbert Thomas Trogdon Cyril Steven Twaddle Darwin Webley Luis White Colombia South America Michael Wick Carnegie Kenneth eee ay Marilyn Woods Claud Young Bachelors of Arts Sharon Barnwell Nancy Baxter Frederick Joe Beauchamp Thomas Christian Stephen Coles Larry Cotton Archie Goris Frank Gilchrist Pamela Goslar Phoenix Ariz Clyde Hansen Reva Associate Degrees Jerry Dreyer Radcliffe Ky Anthony Prescott.
Mr and Mrs Augustus B Green report their trap caught three mice with a single piece of cheese and one snap in a notable test. The claim positions their device as a world champion among low cost traps.
Rev. Homer Noley of the United Methodist Board of Missions says teaching Columbus as the first discoverer degrades Indigenous people and misrepresents history. He argues for recognizing Native peoples' long history in America and their contributions beyond European arrival myths.
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