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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1973

Page

9

New Congressman Pat Schroeder Faces Move In Hassle

Pat Schroeder moved to Washington with her husband and two young children creating dual residences and personal logistics. The Denver congresswoman says opening her office, arranging schooling, furniture and home needs dominate, while husband Jim jokes about becoming the family’s new wife as he braces for relocation demands. Schroeder is among 14 female members and the only one with children at home.

Ann Blackman Washington Pat Schroeder Capital Congress House of Representatives Denver Schroeders Jim Schroeder Alexandria Potomac Schroeder Colorado Pat Lyndon Johnson Capitol Hill

Nixon Backed Limited Capital Punishment For Hijackings

The Nixon administration retreats from a mandatory death penalty stance for air piracy and supports limiting capital punishment to defined circumstances. Atty. Gen. Cramton testifies for a two stage trial, while aviation officials push for a federal airport security force.

Nixon Washington Ssst. Atty Roger C. Cramton Senate Aviation Subcommittee Richard Kleindienst Cramton Partment Senate John J. O’donnell Air Line Pilots Association

SEC Clears Clements Firm of Reporting Violations in Suit

SEC says Sedco Inc of Dallas did not violate reporting rules by failing to disclose a $5 million civil suit alleging conspiracy and fraud. The finding came as Sen. Proxmire pressed to delay Clements nomination for deputy secretary of defense until SEC review is complete. Clements and associated firms were linked to a 1959 63 oil deal dispute with Buenos Aires businessman Antonio Diaz seeking about $6 million.

Washington Securities and Exchange Commission Nixon SEC Senate Armed Services Committee Dallas William P. Clements Jr Pentagon William J. Casey Clements Sedco, Inc Tex Casey Sedco William Proxmire D-Wis Ates Southeastern Drilling Co Antonio A. Diaz Buenos Aires Argentina Proxmire Stennis Elliot L. Richardson Defense

Judge dissolves merger plan of World Market Centers of Oklahoma

Oklahoma District Court Judge Carmen C. Harris reversed an Oct. 30 ruling, returning World Market Centers of Oklahoma to its original status. The Securities Commission argued the cooperative formation bypassed state filing and would shield creditors, with Eyre stating the firm becomes fair game for more than 7,000 Oklahoma creditors.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Carmen C. Harris World Co-op Association, Inc State Securities Commission Cooperative Association Francis Eyre Securities Commission Eyre Commission Harris

Chamber To Seat Officers Hear Legislative Report

The Lawton Chamber of Commerce will seat officers and preview the 1973 Oklahoma legislative program at Friday Forum at the Hotel Lawtonian. Gov. David Hall was to attend last week but weather canceled events and speaker. Major General Roderick Wetherill will install officers. legislators expected include Sens. Terrill and Taliaferro and Reps. Ferrell Lindstrom Beznoska and Davis.

Lawton Chamber of Commerce Lawtonian David Hall Roderick Wetherill Oklahoma al Terrill Jim Taliaferro Fred Ferrell Jack Lindstrom Gordon Beznoska Don Davis Gimer Capps Snyder Chamber

Scouts Reschedule Round Table Meeting to Jan 18

The monthly Boy Scout round table is moved to 7 30 p m Thursday January 18 and will be held at Camp George Thomas.

Camp George Thomas

Napoleon’s Hat Auctioned for One Hundred Thousand

A historical artifact believed to be Napoleon Bonaparte’s hat sold recently for $100,000 at a public auction. The sale attracted collectors from several states and featured expert authentication before bidding opened.

Napoleon

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