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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1976

Page

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Watergate figures press appeal over pretrial publicity

A federal appeals court heard arguments that excessive publicity tainted the Watergate trials. Haldeman, Mitchell, and Ehrlichman claim the process denied them a fair trial, with Nixon's absence cited as a constitutional issue and possible juror prejudice under review.

Ashington White House H.R. Haldeman U.S. Court of Appeals Atty John J. Wilson la Piayg Tescomphonk Ble Wilson Peter M. Kreindler Harvard Law School Watergate Mitchell U.S John J. Sirica Hundley William Frates Ehrlichman Richard M. Nixon Nixon Frates

Oklahoma panel approves federal funds for Red River bridge

The Oklahoma Highway Commission authorized a $3.3 million project to replace the Red River bridge and a Cimarron River span south of Dover. Federal funds cover 75 percent, state funds cover the rest, with no impact on regular federal aid. Both structures rated below 70 on sufficiency, qualifying as hazardous and part of a $10.4 million program. Plans for the Cotton County bridge involve Texas coordination and later construction.

Red River J. C. Kennedy H.E. Bailey Kennedy Highway Commission Kingfisher County U.S. 81 Cimarron River Dover Oklahoma Highway Commission Department of Highway Engineers Cimarron River Bridge Cotton County State of Texas Department of Highways Construction

Boren Urges Hike In School Monies and Crime Fight Cash

Oklahoma Governor David Boren urged the 1976 Oklahoma Legislature to adopt a budget with 51 million in new growth funding, prioritizing 39.8 million for education and 6.4 million for crime control. He proposed 5.8 million in non recurring items including 3 million for higher education, stressing education and law enforcement while warning against spending a one time 80.2 million fund transfer unless court actions change it.

Boren Oklahoma City David Boren Oklahoma

Smokey Alert Brings Charge Against Fort Sill Soldier

Specialist Peter Valle of Fort Sill faces obstruction of a police officer charges in Comanche County Court after a Smokey CB radio alert led Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper Art Fryer to stop his car on the H E Bailey Turnpike. Valle pleaded not guilty, posted a $100 bond, and requested a jury trial.

Fort Sill Oklahoma Highway Patrol Peter Valle C Btry Lawton

Burial of CIA Agent Welch Attended by Ford Kissinger

Richard S. Welch, a CIA official identified in Athens and Washington, was buried at Arlington with President Ford, Henry Kissinger, and CIA Director Colby attending. The 46-year-old agent was killed outside his home in Athens two weeks earlier, as authorities seek leads in the linked murder.

Washington Richard S. Welch CIA Arlington National Cemetery Ford Henry A. Kissinger William E. Colby Welch Duncan C. Stewart Athens U.S Washington Quarterly Peru Greece Guyana Ackerman

Top U S Leaders Confer on Conflict in Angola

President Ford met with Secretary of State Kissinger to discuss Angola's civil war amid no new progress reported in Kissinger Dobrynin talks. White House spokesman Ron Nessen said outlook remains unchanged and Ford showed cautious optimism Soviets will not boost Angola further.

Washington Ford Henry A. Kissinger Angola Kissinger White House Ron Nessen Anatoly F. Dobrynin Nessen

Arctic Cold Front Brings Light Snow To Lawton Area

An Arctic cold front moving into Oklahoma may bring light snow to Lawton tonight with a 20 percent then 40 percent chance by Wednesday. Strong south winds shift to the north with gusts up to 25 mph overnight. Lows will be in the teens and highs near 30. wind chills around 20 below zero. Weather warnings extend to Colorado and New Mexico. travel advisories issued for western and northern Kansas as the front progresses.

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