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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1973

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Nixon Sees Food Prices Falling Later This Year

President Nixon defended budget cuts as a way to stretch the family dollar and forecast that food prices, though rising for months, should ease in the second half of the year. He argued social programs must be trimmed to save money for successful efforts. He noted wholesale food price hikes and expected retail increases in January and February, but said expanding food supplies would relieve households without harming farmers. He stressed continued price controls and planned to send the economic section of the State of the Union to Congress.

Washington Nixon Congress State of the Union

Rogers Hails Laos Cease Fire and Halting Bombing

Secretary of State Rogers praised the Laos cease-fire as a key step toward Indochina peace and said U.S. bombing would halt by midnight EST. The accord calls for a provisional government within 30 days and withdrawal of foreign forces within 60 days of government formation.

Rogers Laos Ashington William P. Rogers Indochina U.S Senate Foreign Relations Committee Matio Gerald L. Warren Henry A. Kissinger Hanoi Peking Vietnam Paris Cambodia

U S China to issue joint communique after Kissinger trip

The White House announced a joint communique with Communist China to be released at 11 a.m. EST Thursday following Henry Kissinger’s visit to Peking though details remain undisclosed. News briefs from Coopersburg Travis Air Force Base and Tel Aviv cover separate incidents.

Washington White House United States China Henry Kissinger Peking

US Seeks 140 More POWs Freed by North Vietnam

In Saigon the United States urged North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to release 140 additional American prisoners of war before next Tuesday. The request followed a Joint Military Commission subcommittee meeting on captured persons. Officials said the Communists would take the request to their authorities and arrange the timing.

Saigon United States North Vietnam Viet Cong U.S Joint Military Commission Hanoi Henry A. Kissinger North South Vietnam Laos Kissinger

Six File For Office In Local City Elections

Six candidates filed for city posts as the three day filing period opened at the Election Board. Mayor Don Whitaker seeks a second term while Ward 7 candidate Willie Hopkins and Ward 3 hopeful Dan Glascock joined Ward 5 contenders Stitt Pair and Joe Reynolds. At large No 2 Toney Brooks also filed. Primary is March 20 with general April 3. Reynolds and Pair are former councilmen with deep local ties.

Ward Stitt Pair Joe Reynolds County Election Board Willie Hopkins Dan Glascock Toney Brooks Reynolds

Moderate Southern California quake rocks coast region

A 5.5 magnitude quake struck at 6:46 a.m. centered near Oxnard with tremors felt from Santa Barbara to San Diego. Five people injured in Oxnard, power outages reported, several homes damaged by fires and shattered storefront windows.

Coopersburg California Oxnard Los Angeles Santa Barbara San Diego Ventura San Bernardino Seismological Laboratory of California Institute of Technology Pasadena National Earthquake Information Center Boulder Colo Santa Barbara Channel Arroyo Grande Sarah Squirrell Ventura County General Hospital

Light Rain Forecast for Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma

A 20 percent chance of scattered light rain is forecast for Lawton and southwest Oklahoma through today. Skies remain fair to partly cloudy with mild temperatures through Thursday. Highs reach the lower 50s today with gusty northerly winds 12 to 22 mph. Tonight, clouds fade and winds ease, with a low near 30. Thursday highs in the mid-50s. Tuesday’s high was 55 and the low 38.

Lawton Oklahoma

Ground Broken for EM Club at Fort Sill

Fort Sill held a 2 p.m. ground breaking for a $960 000 enlisted men's service club near Sheridan Road and Walker. The 21 800 square foot facility will include a ball room television room music listening rooms a game room and a post exchange operated snack bar. Piedra Construction Company of Wichita Falls Texas is the prime contractor. Command Sgts Maj Reubin L Thomas William G Melton and Easton J Ardoin presided with two enlisted men digging the first shovels of dirt.

Fort Sill Piedra Construction Company Wichita Falls Tex Reubin L. Thomas William G. Melton Easton J. Ardoin Sheridan Road Walker Sgt Thomas Sgt. Melton III Corps Artillery Ardoin

High Court Grants States Leeway in Apportionment Rules

The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that states may deviate from perfect equality in state legislative apportionment beyond strict one person one vote limits. The decision allows broader latitude in drawing state district lines compared with federal congressional maps, while another case overturned a conviction.

Washington Supreme Court States U.S

High court upholds Virginia apportionment ruling

Justice William H. Rehnquist writes for the court upholding most of a 1971 Virginia General Assembly plan in a one man one vote case. The decision rejects a Richmond federal panel’s overhaul of the state House districts maintaining a 16.4 percent variation.

Mississippi William H. Rehnquist Virginia General Assembly Richmond Assembly Virginia House of Delegates

Israeli Raid on Lebanon Bases Kills Dozens Hamas Denies

Israeli commandos attacked guerrilla bases in two Palestinian refugee camps at the northern Lebanon end of the border. Guerrilla sources put fatalities at 15 to 26 with over 60 wounded. Israel reports eight wounded. The operation involved about 350 troops and sparked charges of an outrage from Lebanon's Premier.

EL Aviv Lebanon Tel Aviv Saeb Salam Khalia Abu Hamad

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