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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1975
Page
5
South holds six spades with West leading clubs. After winning with the ace you consider drawing trumps to seven, but West showing out creates doubt about six. If you test diamonds with A-K, East ruffs the king and returns a club, producing a bad result.
Public records list names and addresses of complainants to Lewton Police on vandalism theft and burglary at residences businesses schools and vehicles. The narrative includes numerous entries from Kenneth Perkins Leone Boucher Donne Willems Romoeda Inn and others reporting thefts vandalism and break-ins at locations across the county along with a chess commentary note about a bridge hand by Harry Fishbein.
Lawton Metropolitan Area Planning Commission will consider a use permit review for an acetylene plant at 1011 S Railroad. It will also review two permanent zoning requests for West Lawton housing additions and temporary A-1 zoning for 67th and Lee before annexation. A nonconforming lot split at 27th and E involving Buster Thurman and Wesley Foundation will be examined. No action on Purple Bunny Club rezoning. item not before the commission until Feb 25 at earliest.
The 28 neediest nations posted a combined balance of payments near $2.26 billion in 1974 and about $2.29 billion in 1975. Bangladesh India Pakistan and Tanzania together account for about 65 percent of the totals.
The Caisson Recreation Center in Lawton hosts a week of Black History programs beginning Sunday. Two Cameron University students display art, a film schedule runs Tuesday night, and Wednesday features a stage show Sights and Sounds of Blackness with Lawton students plus jazz piano and talks. All events are free.
Steven Dean Campbell 13 of Ponca City died Saturday night in a Sand Springs hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services are 2 p.m. Tuesday at Anderson and Oak Streets Church of Christ with Ted Cherry officiating. Burial at Fairview Cemetery under Crews Funeral Home. He was born December 27, 1961 in Lawton. Survivors include his parents Dale and his home, a brother Ricky Campbell of Paris Texas, paternal grandfather C H Campbell of Lawton, maternal grandparents G W Gilman of Apache and Mrs Claude Sexton of Apache, and great grandmother Mrs Claude Sexton of Apache.
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