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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2007
Page
1
The Sooners stumble through three quarters, allowing Boise State to build a lead before a razzle-dazzle finish. readers are reminded that the Festa Bowl drama centered on Boise State’s late surge, with the column on page seven offering deeper analysis.
State health officials report fewer teens lighting up for the first time, suggesting anti smoking programs are effective. The trend appears across multiple age groups and regions, according to the latest survey released by the health department.
The report notes rising biodiesel production reaching 75 million gallons in 2005 with projections for 2009 much higher. It mentions potential for chicken fat to become a fuel source in the United States and references AP reporting on this trend.
Oprah Winfrey opened a school on Tuesday for disadvantaged girls fulfilling a pledge to Nelson Mandela. The ceremony drew attention to her charitable work and highlighted international ties between media figures and global education initiatives.
A classically American silhouette features an empire waist and silky flow. Made in the U.S. the design marks a refreshed start in Derek Lam's signature line.
A reader shares kid friendly ideas and simple recipes that adults and children can make together. A triple chocolate cookie option delights sweet teeth and families alike with easy steps and approachable ingredients.
Rodney Young, 40, longtime general manager at Desert Willow Golf Resort in Palm Desert California, is an All-American Cameron University golfer from 1990. The resort, near Rancho Mirage, hosts two 18 hole courses and about 156 staff, with $10 million annual revenue. Ford played there at the February 1997 grand opening and has joined fundraisers there, once taking a 20 to 25 minute golf lesson from Young with Secret Service nearby.
Oklahoma City AP The Oklahoma Senate approved a power sharing agreement at its organizational meeting. Sen. Mike Morgan was elected president pro tem for 11 months, and Sen. Glenn Coffee was chosen co president pro tem to serve in July. Both urged bipartisanship as the chamber, split 24 Democrats and 24 Republicans after November’s election, moves forward. The House and Senate recessed until Feb. 5 for Gov. Brad Henry’s address.
Lieutenant Governor elect Jayi Askins returned to the Stephens County Courthouse Monday afternoon to take her oath of office in the same courtroom where she first took it. She was appointed by Governor Brad Henry to fill the unexpired term after Mary Fallin resigned and will be sworn in for a full four year term at the State Capitol in Oklahoma City. Fallin moves to the U.S. House on Jan. 4.
Oklahoma teenagers use less marijuana tobacco and alcohol than before but are turning more to their parents medicine cabinets for prescription drugs. Officials warn that safety perceptions and access drive use with medicines like Xanax Lortab and painkillers rising, while illegal drug use remains below past levels.
In Oak Park Michigan a man scavenging for bottles woke inside a dumpster being unloaded into a garbage truck. Lt Mike Pousak said the man, unemployed but not homeless, called police on his cell phone until authorities located and freed him. He was unhurt aside from a scratch.
Partly cloudy conditions with a high of 56 and a low of 26. The weather page notes additional details on page 7A.
Seg column argues that John McCain's call for a larger U S troop presence in Iraq is a misguided political stance, treating it as an overambitious impulse rather than a coherent strategy. The piece critiques the feasibility and consequences of increasing troop levels.
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