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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2007
Page
1
The Florida Gators ended the Ohio State Buckeyes winning streak to claim the national title in a decisive championship game.
The legend of college basketball Eddie Sutton examines life after a storied coaching career. Sutton discusses longevity, lessons learned, and the enduring impact of his time shaping players, programs, and fans.
A farmer in Fletcher hosts a troupe of traveling trumpeters visiting from distant regions. The segment highlights the welcome reception and the musicians’ itinerary through the local community, showcasing the cultural exchange and local hospitality.
The Oklahoma Centennial stamp will be released on Thursday with first day pictorial cancellations available at local post offices, marking the state's 100th anniversary celebration.
President Bush is set to address the nation Wednesday about a possible troop surge and other strategies for withdrawing U.S. forces from Iraq. The plan aims to outline options and scope for U.S. involvement as the war continues.
A continuing inquest examines unresolved issues surrounding the death of Lady Diana. The brief notes mention related items and directs readers to follow the story on page 1D.
Sharp introduces a new 108 inch flat screen television expanding its home display lineup. The giant set targets enthusiasts seeking cinema size pictures for living rooms and dedicated home theater spaces.
About 2,300 soldiers from the 75th Fires Brigade have returned home from Operation Iraqi Freedom fifth rotation. Col. Samuel H. Johnson praised Alpha Battery 1st Battalion 17th Field Artillery for leading the rear guard and declared the Diamond Brigade veterans as “diamond hard.”
Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry begins his second term after taking the oath from cousin Robert Henry. He pledges unmatched momentum as the state enters its centennial year with a ceremony featuring a 19 gun salute and an F 16 flyover. Henry notes optimism and adversity shaped Oklahoma since 1907 and calls for bold progress in the next century.
Gov Brad Henry calls for a charted course to Oklahoma’s zenith and bold action as students observe a swearing-in ceremony amid concerns about wartime impacts. The scene captures aspirational talk about future opportunities and national context influencing campus life.
Dezz Lewis of Langston University comments on Henry's remarks about the state entering its first and next hundred years, praising rapid scientific progress and a brighter era ahead.
The line praises Lt. Gov. Jari Askins as capable and smart, with a quote stating she would be in good hands if she became governor. A photo shows Askins embracing her mother Jarita, highlighting family support for the Oklahoma political figure.
The forecast shows a daytime high of 52 degrees with clear skies. Tonight will dip to a low of 30 degrees as patchy frost remains possible in protected areas.
Crude oil prices settled at 56.10 per barrel as markets showed cautious gains. Traders noted the session’s volatility with mixed signals from commodity sectors and energy equities.
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