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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1975

Page

4

Women crash survivors describe two day ordeal

Two sisters in law from Duncan Oklahoma and Victor Texas survived two freezing nights in a wrecked plane high on a New Mexico mountain after their husbands died in the crash. Wendi Davis 21 and Jeanne Davis suffered frostbite and injuries while awaiting rescue and medical care.

Wendi Davis Duncan, Okla Jeanne Davis Victor, Tex New Mexico Wendi W. FE Bill” Davis James Davis Jeanne

Trial On Cub Charges Slated

Five zoning violations against the Purple Bunny Club at 4526 W Gore will be heard in municipal court in a non jury trial on Feb 26. Rob ert Woods denies the charges with attorney Bill Sexton, while a zoning conflict with C-1 versus C-5 remains central.

Purple Bunny W. Gore Bill Sexton Robert Woods Bill Hensley Lawton Woods Sexton Dist J. Winston Raburn Don Horn Lawton Metropolitan Area Planning Commission LMAPC

Airport Board Approves Low Bid for Ground Equipment at Lawton

Lawton Airport Board approves an $8,500 purchase of auxiliary power units and air start equipment plus new boarding stairs. Large jets will require ground support as DC8 and 707 operations begin. A glass enclosed passenger walkway plan seeks funding and bids by April.

Bill Cox Airport Authority Cox Lawton Southern Aviation, Inc Southern Aviation Ted Horton Architect

Gasoline Shortages and Price Hikes Seen at Local Stations

At Fort Sill Blvd stations in January several ran dry but were quickly resupplied while others held ample gas. W E Yarbrough and W M Van Landingham said business was strong as Gulf prices rose to 34.9 regular 55.9 unleaded and 58.9 premium. Texaco raised prices by one cent. regular 52.9 and premium 56.9 at Cache Road Texaco.

Fort Sill Blvd W. E. Yarbrough W. M. van Landingham Van's Gulf U.S. 277 North Southwest Oklahoma Oil Marketers Association Federal Energy Administration Texaco Jim Underwood Cache Road Cache Rd

State Grain and Produce Prices Across Oklahoma Cities

Oklahoma City AP report lists current prices from the State Department of Agriculture for wheat barley Milo soybeans and hay across multiple towns including Altus Hobart Geary Kingfisher Enid Ponca City Watonga Weatherford Perryton and Gulf. Broilers and eggs are noted with per pound and per dozen rates.

Oklahoma City State Department of Agriculture Afton Altus Hobart Manchester Pauls Valley Keyes Liberal Perryton Clinton el Reno Geary Kingfisher Medford Okeene Ponca City Temple Watonga Weatherford Yukon Gulf Barley Milo

Tax cut debate and smoking bill edge through Oklahoma House

Oklahoma lawmakers debated a tax cut targeting earners up to 56 000 dollars and warned of a 53 million revenue loss for the state. Rep Kent Frates urged full federal tax credit restoration while Rep W A Drew Edmondson favored a two year limit and cautioned limited relief. The smoking bill passed 82 to 15 to ban lighted tobacco in many public venues after Sept 1 1975 with 10 to 100 dollar fines and signs required by theater lessees.

Kent Frates Oklahoma City Muskogee W.A Drew Edmondson Edmondson W.D. Bradley Daniel D. Draper, Jr Mina Hibdon Gary Payne Wiley Sparkman George Camp Camp

Blaze Destroys Lawton Auto Parts Store

An early morning fire gutted Lawton Auto Parts at 1711 S Third causing about 20000 dollars in damage to a three month old business. Investigators suspect arson with vandalism after finding a pry bar lacquer thinner cans and a missing tool box. Firefighters arrived around 12 30 a m and contained the blaze in about two hours focusing on the office and storage areas.

Lawton Auto Parts S. Third H. G. Brown Brown Bruce Justice City Police Department Central Fire Station

Taliferro Center to offer campus based mental health care

WMeans a 1947 OU Medical School graduate from Marietta served at Fort Sill 1951 53 before opening an Lawton office. The Taliferro Center on Cameron campus will provide in patient outpatient and day care for mental health patients with 89 staff and a 32 patient live in facility. Three satellite clinics in Altus Anadarko and Duncan will aid the central facility funded by 1.3 million dollars with 100000 from the McMahon Foundation and federal funds covering 70 percent of operating costs for eight years.

Page One Means University of Oklahoma Medical School Marietta Fort Sill Lawton N. 32Nd David Sheryl Oklahoma Baptist University Tommy O’brien Lubbock Tex Phillip Baylor University Taliferro Center Altus Anadarko Duncan Cameron McMahon Foundation

Secretary appointments amid housing depression debate

Proxmire argued no time to train a new secretary as housing industry remains at depression levels, referencing Frances Perkins in 1933 and Oveta Culp Hobby in 1953 as past secretaries. The remark highlighted urgency over partisan selection.

Bers Frances Perkins Labor Oveta Culp Hobby Health Proxmire

Fire Department Dispatches Reported This Week

Fire records show multiple responses by the Lowton Fire Department at several locations including the 4600 block of H Street, 1711 S Third, and 46 WN Seventh with times around early morning and late night hours. Dispatch totals indicate 182 calls for the year.

Lowton Fire Department Service Con Fire Department Toto

Boren backs policy changes amid Lash department turmoil

Oklahoma political debate focuses on Boren support for general policy aid while department morale sours. Lash resignations and friction with director persist as federal funds for a model prison system face delays. Lash now backs the clearinghouse plan after Boren endorses it, though officials doubt federal funding while Lash remains in charge.

Boren Lash Millington Oklahoma National Clearinghouse Clearinghouse McAlester

Downtown Mall Plan Faces Council on Extended Option

Gaskins backs Jacobs project amid hints of downtown revival. Norrell and Perry Hagar Jr. gain an extended option on 275 feet of C Avenue frontage valued at 144 375, with lenders cautious due to rates. Extension runs to August 31 as talks continue.

Kins Jack Jacobs Jack Gaskins Glenn Jacobs Lawton Jack Norrell Texas Perry Hagar Jr C Avenue Norrell Norrell and Kagar Second Third

Bank Bandits Seize Cash and Kidnap Victim in Oklahoma

Federal and local officers hunt three gunmen who robbed Park State Bank in Nicoma Park and may have kidnapped Donald Edward Lowry, a 24 year old apprentice electrician. A getaway car linked to Lowry was found abandoned with its engine running and one door open.

Oklahoma City Nicoma Park Donald Edward Lowry Park State Bank Bill J. Hogan Lowry

Dennis Faces Second Charge In Slaying

Claude Eugene Dennis 32 of Mead is charged with second degree murder in the January 24 shooting death of Arthur Lake near Mead Oklahoma. He already faces two counts of first degree murder in the January 31 killings of Henry Witt and Mary Whitt, with preliminary hearing set for March 31.

Durant Okla Stephens County Claude Eugene Dennis Mead Arthur Lake Bokchito Lake Dennis Duncan Henry Witt Mary Whitt

Unions Enlist About One Fifth of U S Workers

About 18 million to 20 million U S workers are union members, roughly 20 percent of the 84 million in the labor force, according to the report.

U.S

Cambodian towns under siege face intensified Khmer Rouge pressure

Cambodia continues to endure daily rocket attacks with five new strikes and two wounded sentries. Kampot, a southwest fishing port under siege since March, hosts about 60,000 civilians and a defiant garrison in a three square mile area as Khmer Rouge units press the town. Reinforcements arrived, including 200 recruits without weapons, with weapons issued to civilians if defense lines fail.

Phnom Penh Khmer Rouge Kampot

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