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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1976

Page

4

Carter Runs Strong In Maine As Caucuses Report

Maine caucuses draw 13,500 Democrats with under 4 percent turnout. Delegates may declare presidential leanings but are unbound. Bayh and Harris teams target uncommitted delegates. GOP caucuses also uncommitted. National campaign shakeups and polls show Reagan edging Ford. Libertarian Roger MacBride concedes unlikely election.

Bayh Harris Portland Maine Edmund S. Muskie U.S Angola United States Ussr Zaire Zambia Ford Florida California Ronald Reagan Massachusetts Institute of Technology Reagan Alabama George Wallace Wallace Carter New Orleans Roger MacBride

Trial delay over attorney practice halts hearing for Austin case

During a preliminary hearing Assistant District Attorney David Aubrey argued that Austin cut Public Service Company guy wires on December 12 1975 to sever lines feeding a substation near a sewage plant. Foreman Ray Miller sheriff deputy G W Ford and others testified Austin warned of danger and resisted Public Service rights to install the lines. Austin remains free on a $1000 recognizance bond.

Harrell J. Roy Cocke Austin David Aubrey Public Service New City Aubrey Dennis Butler Public Service Co Ray Miller Butler Austin Miller G. W. Ford Ford

Oklahoma grain and produce prices reported by state agencies

The Oklahoma State Department of Agriculture lists current cash prices for wheat, barley, Milo and soybeans across multiple towns. Wheat ranges from 3.25 to 3.84 a bushel with city variations, barley from 1.90 to 2.40, Milo from 3.85 to 4.88, and soybeans from 3.97 to 4.67 a bushel, noting several locality names for each commodity.

State Grain Oklahoma City State Department of Agriculture Barley Beaver Keyes Liberal Perryton Temple Watonga Manchester Ponca City Weatherford Lawton Kingfisher Gulf MILO Pauls Valley Afton Muskogee Banner B. D Nadalia Overstreet Ila Overstreet IMG Oklahoma State Department of Health Fort Sill Robert G. Dempsey Ivanhoe Place John F. Dzara Coachman Drive Jerry E. Miller Darrel Burum Cheyenne Clarence Johnson Smith

Storm knocks out power from Bergen to Elizabeth

Across New Jersey customers report blackouts from Bergen County to Elizabeth as outages ripple through the region. The report frames a broader winter weather pattern affecting multiple states with heavy snow, wind, and related travel and power disruptions.

Bergen County Jersey Elizabeth Union County Michigan Detroit Washington Yitzhak Rabin North Carolina Pennsylvania Pocono Mountains

Lawton Council Tackles Public Transit and Development Proposals

Lawton City Council plans public transportation options and reviews Community Development Block Grant demolition project procedures. Agenda includes bid and award policy over $2000, disposition of non expendable school property, sewer and water contracts, easements, crosswalk and yield sign installations, and several damage claims.

Lawton Reuben Brown Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Patterson Community Center Lawton View Addition Lee Boulevard Onsider D. Henry Jones Great Plains Vo- Tech School Sierra Development Inc

Oklahoma Weather Outlook Sees Dry, Mild Conditions Through Thursday

National Weather Service reports continuing dry and mild weather across Oklahoma through Thursday. Temperatures statewide range from the 30s at night to the 70s in the southwest and low 60s in the northeast Tuesday, with lingering fire danger due to extreme dryness. Skies will be fair to partly cloudy with gusty northerly winds tonight and highs in the mid-60s Tuesday.

Oklahoma National Weather Service Lawton Theis Guymon Ponca City Ardmore

Oklahoma governor pledges education funding share in new money plan

The OEA notes a pledge to put at least 75 percent of new funds into education with a caveat for emergencies. Boren cites historical allocations, defends the commitment despite a challenged reserve move, and outlines current appropriations: about 33.4 million for common schools and 17.5 million for higher education.

Boren Gary University Hospital OBA Supreme Court

Ford Campaign Swing Faces Rainy New Hampshire Primary

Ford spent a rainy Sunday at home after an all day speechmaking tour that included Michigan and Williamsburg Virginia as he personally campaigned for the nations first presidential primary.

New Hampshire Ford Michigan Colonial Williamsburg

Pinch Russia to Buy Wheat and Oil in Trade Talks

Administration officials push a five year plan to import six to eight million tons of wheat and corn annually with deliveries starting October 1. They insist oil and grain talks are not linked, with a White House note confirming a proposal for 200000 barrels of Soviet oil daily, about 3.5 percent of U.S. needs.

Russia White House Soviet Union U.S

Fire Department Responses Across City From Overnight to Evening

Lawton Fire Department logged a busy day with 18 alarms including car, grass, building and trash fires. Notable calls included 2107 Cache Road building fire and multiple grass fires at 309 Jefferson 7 Jefferson and 13th Texas. Through the day 259 dispatches were recorded.

Lawton Fire Department Sheridan and Smith Jefferson Cache Road 14Th Texas Park Tennessee 17Th Pennsylvania Douglass 74Th 15Th

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