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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1977

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Import Ban on Rhodesian Chrome Sought By Vance

Secretary of State Cyrus Vance urged Congress to reinstate a U S ban on Rhodesian chrome imports to defuse tensions in Southern Africa He told a Senate subcommittee a sanction would signal U S support for black majority rule in Rhodesia and that negotiations for transition can be pushed back on track with U S help If talks fail the U S will not escalate involvement. The subcommittee weighs repealing the Byrd Amendment allowing Rhodesian chrome imports.

Washington Cyrus Vance Congress U.S Africa Vance Senate Foreign Relations Ian Smith United States Rhodesia Dick Clark Iowa United Nations

Mergansers Flushed On Ellsworth Lake Ice Safari

A four member party on January 17 across Ellsworth Lake in an over ice crossing boat flushed 1,100 Mergansers along with 23 Golden Eyes six Gadwalls and 350 Mallards. Photographer Jack Breathwit Dr. Jack Tyler and Glenn Becker observed the dense bird flock and noted the lake’s ice cover and a late sunset.

Eilsworth Porter Hill Jack Carolyn Breathwit Jack Tyler Cameron University Glenn Becker Jack Breathwit Fish Ermans Cove Treasure Island Tyler Breathwit

Weather outlook for southwest Oklahoma through Friday

Increasing cloudiness with mild temperatures and a 40 percent rain chance expected for southwest Oklahoma through Friday. Tonight's low in the upper 40s and Friday's high near 60. Wednesday's high was 62 with a 34 degree low.

Oklahoma

Policemen Form Gun Safety Unit in Lawton

Lawton police announce formation of a non profit group to promote gun safety for officers and the public. Active officers only in the firearms association with associates allowed. First meeting Tuesday to elect officers and draft a charter. Cameron Law Enforcement Club donated 50 dollars to start the fund for reloading equipment. The group will offer home and school safety programs and stresses it is not a political organization. See SAFETY Page 4.

B.J.M Smokey Szatkowski Cameron Law Enforcement Club Shaun Pendleton Jeff Tally Dan R. Miller Lawton Police Department Firearms Association Bill Dixon Lawton Police Department B.J

Airport panel pursues near half million in improvements

Lawton Airport Authority approves plans for bids and federal funding on projects totaling nearly $500,000. The package includes two new 10 unit T hangers and one four unit oversized hanger, plus entrance road beautification. Hanger No 5 was condemned after wind damage, planes in it warned of liability after 30 days. Special public hearing on vocational education set for Feb 17 at Great Plains Area Vo-Tech School with Stillwater officials attending.

Lawton Lawton Municipal Bill Cox Cox Great Plains Area Vo-Tech Tulsa McAlester Enid Francis Tuttle Stillwater Tuttle Votech Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Oklahoma Charlies Hopkins Paula Keller Fern Green

Budget Increase Eyed By Chamber Of Commerce

The Lawton Chamber of Commerce seeks methods to raise its annual budget from about 90 000 to 150 000 to 200 000 dollars. President Jack Raulston says only 6 000 is available for 19 committees this year while Wichita Falls spends 175 000 plus 120 000 for industry and has higher dues. The board approved pursuing budget increase steps and possible organizational restructuring with task forces as in Wichita Falls.

Lawton Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Jim Odom Wichita Falls Lawton Chamber Jack Raulston Odom Lawton Group Wichita Falls Chamber Raulston Board of

Wild Oats Plague Cotton County Farms Hit Hard

OSU Extension reports wild oats covering almost every field in Cotton County amid poor weather. Billy Lucas states deep plowing offers best cultural control and notes farmers switch to cotton for higher prices and oat management. Some graze wheat then plant sorghum for grain and cattle roughage next fall.

Cotton County Oklahoma State University Extension Service Billy Lucas OSU Lucas

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Calate Ellsworth Brave Ice By Paul McClung By Donna Evers Hopkins Southwest Chamber By the Constitution Staff Cotton LEE Improvements Lee Boulevard Sheridan Road 52Nd Street 27Th Street Wolf Creek Lee
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