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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1977
Page
5
Sherre Davidson of the Guidance Center seeks 50 babies under one year for a developmental screening program at 1010 S. Sheridan. Parents bring babies every three months. they receive toy kits to aid development and frequent checks cover motor, speech, language, and social growth.
Congress passed changes in 1975 and 1976 that affect 1978 filings. The $35 per person credit replaces the prior $30, with 2 percent of the first 9000 dollars or the 35 per person credit, whichever is larger, for many. standard deductions rise to 1700 for singles and 2100 for couples, plus 16 percent of income with caps. A new three page tax table covers up to 20000 in income, easing most taxpayers' calculation.
More than sixty National Park Service safety officers from nine states attend a five day safety meeting at the Federal Aviation Administration Training School on Cameron University campus. Coordinators are Galen Warren Richard Pipnger and Kenneth Royer with speakers including Theodore Thompson and Fred Tidwell. The NPS leases FAA facilities. Lucas notes Cameron hosts about a dozen such feder al agency trainings annually.
Sheriff Coy Rogers announced all 12 reserve officers finished a 120 hour training in techniques and procedures. Conducted by Duncan Police Department personnel, the four month course was funded by ASCOG and directed by K O Rayburn. Certified officers include Campbell, Weitsema, Caudill, Dodson, Baker, Green, Harding, Varaugh, Frazier, Stein and McBride.
Lawton police investigate two armed robberies linked to Fort Sill soldiers. Merle Winslow reported being attacked by a group near 1401A Wisconsin and was treated at Reynolds Army Hospital. Chester Litz and Mack Stevens, both soldiers, said a 23 year old man in a car robbed them of about $620 on Cache Road.
Twenty three practical nursing students were graduated at the Great Plains Area Vo-Tech School after a year of instruction and clinical work. Principal speaker Mrs. Edna Hill urged graduates to prepare for the state licensure exam in April. Names listed include Carmen Benson to Billa Wilson with several others named from Lawton Fort Sill.
Edward Hilliary 46 resigns as mayor of Medicine Park effective soon to focus on business interests including Medicine Park Telephone Company and Park Propane. A January federal suit by James Floyd Squyres seeks 300000 in damages over a November shotgun blast at Hilliary’s home.
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