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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1977

Page

4

Comanche County Eyes Revenue Sharing Budget Plan

The Comanche County Board of Commissioners plans to approve a resolution adding 50000 to the general operating budget to cover basic expenses for the rest of the fiscal year ending July 1. Total revenue sharing funds used for day to day operations will be about 100000, with projected federal use near 200000. A Midcontinent Insurance Co representative will brief officials March 10 on new life and health coverage as current rates exceed state pricing.

Comanche County Board of Commissioners Rosa Hines The Midcontinent Insurance Co Hines

Injunction Continues on Rogers Lane Interchange Project

The Rogers Lane U S 277 interchange project faces multi year delay due to land clearance design and environmental issues. State land acquisition lags with frontage road rights and tribal lands between the expressway and Fort Sill Boulevard. Gov Boren announced a 2.3 million contract would be let before July.

Rogers Lane U.S. 277 Cache Road Fort Sill Boulevard David Boren

Bribery Indictment Involving Meat and Prostitution Schemes

The grand jury charges that inspectors were offered substantial meat, prostitutes, clothes and loans in a conspiracy to accept bribes. The schemes caused ineffective inspection allowing cheap beef to reach Pentagon mess halls. Defendants include Harry Goldberg and David Frank Goldberg of New Haven and Woodbridge, connected to two firms.

G&g Pentagon Harry Goldberg New Haven

City to Fund Refuge Upkeep and Lake Ordinance Talks

Refuge upkeep would fall to the city, with lifeguard and salary costs potentially lower if the city pays government wages. Lakes Commission proposes delaying funding decisions and forwarding the issue to the City Recreation Commission while noting insufficient funds. Also debates a proposed list of lake ordinances granting patrol and official flexibility and camping area regulation.

Johnson Lakes Commission City Recreation Commission Lakes and Land Commission

Gibbs supporters call for city leadership change in Gibbs race

Gibbs announces resignation from council amid criticism of Mayor Gilley citing emotional decisions and weak leadership. Beller enters mayoral race stressing unity and council cooperation while recalling past disputes over governance and power dynamics in Lawton operations.

Beller

Mondale Reports Leaders Eager To See Carter After Handover

Mondale assessed the leaders heading the governments he visited and predicted their reactions to Carter. He promised the report after Carter greeted him on his return Tuesday at Andrews Air Force Base. Mondale, aboard Carter’s helicopter, said foreign leaders are anxious to see Carter and that reassurance is important.

Carter Mondale Andrews Air Force Base Air Force Two

Senate approves intrastate gas price compromise

The Senate backed a Carter favored intrastate gas bill by 91 to 2 after swift talks with the House. A key Eckhardt amendment to cap interstate gas payments was dropped, replaced by guarantees that emergency high prices won’t raise intrastate contracts or affect existing emergency sales, with a White House letter to accompany the report. The compromise keeps intrastate pricing below interstate levels while shielding contracts and approving measures tied to Carter’s position.

Senate Carter House Bob Eckhardt Texas Eckhardt Federal Power Commission White House James Schlesinger

Budget fight over Goodwill funding and drainage projects in Lawton

Lawton council approved 300000 for Goodwill despite ward committees objections. Four dissenters included Gibbs and Chenault who urged committee review. An Aust bid for 250000 failed. Drainage projects consume 737000, with 285000 left in contingency of 5.9 million outlay. Separate moves allocated 220000 to Squaw Creek and 80000 near Fifth and McKinley. Dining facility addition for Lawton Community Theatre approved 70000. Debates over free city utility for Marie Detty Youth Services Center continue along with county fairgrounds plan.

Gibbs Lawton Ramirez Pursley Pierce Aust Anderson Givens Norrell Chenault Riddle Marie Detty Youth Services Center Fairgrounds Robert Metzinger Marie Detty

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