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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2007
Page
1
Patrick Dempsey opens up about on set jealousy while promoting Grey's Anatomy and preparing for twin births. He discusses balancing fame, family plans, and the dynamics behind one of television's hottest shows.
A new buffer zone ordinance to protect residential neighborhoods from commercial activity received approval from the City Planning Commission. The measure aims to curb negative effects by establishing restricted areas and guidelines for nearby commerce.
A worthwhile lesson in the film Freedom Writers earns high marks for its handling of problems in the American public school system. The review notes the film’s focus on classroom challenges and student resilience.
Country Western and Far East fusion draws a large Japanese audience to Country Gold festival each year. The event blends traditional Western music with Japanese cultural elements, attracting diverse attendees and spotlighting cross cultural appeal.
State health department records show over 85 percent of Oklahoma tattoo parlors lack required licensing. The finding highlights widespread regulatory gaps and prompts potential enforcement actions and stricter oversight. Public health officials stress licensed studios meet hygiene standards and informed consent requirements.
The Cameron University men's and women's basketball teams met Angelo State in a Lone Star Conference matchup on Thursday, showcasing Aggies play on both sides of the court and aiming for key conference play.
Six Flags Inc announces it will sell seven amusement parks including Frontier City and White Water Bay in Oklahoma City as part of a broader sale plan. The move involves major corporate assets and affects the Oklahoma City entertainment portfolio.
President Bush and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice drew sharply different audience responses to a plan to deploy more U.S. troops to Iraq. The split signaled political friction over the strategy as lawmakers consider the proposal.
Four sections of Vol. 105 No. 142 from 2007 published by Lawton Publishing Co. Inc. appear in the scanned page. The record notes sectional layout and corporate imprint without additional story content.
State Auditor Jeff McMahan says Snyder former Police Chief Ted Ozman was overpaid by 9772.81, enough to buy 10 computers or 51 radios, as final pay was 23200 with 21000 overtime. The report urges action to recover funds and calls for further open meeting investigation. Ozman resigns amid national spotlight on spouse’s web activity.
Lawton shoppers from a 50 mile radius stocked up as a predicted freezing rain storm loomed through Saturday. Atwoods manager Stan Bates and assistant Mike Wait reported brisk business on Thursday with traction sand, ice scrapers, heaters, propane and kerosene, logs and infrared lights. Generators were in high demand as storms anticipated a second icy blast. Bates noted 35 generator inquiries by afternoon. SEE STORM 3A
Lawton Public Schools prepare for the 24th annual Martin Luther King Jr. life celebration at McMahon Memorial Auditorium. The program starts at 7 p.m. with performances by students from multiple Lawton schools at 801 NW Ferris.
North Texas districts renew plans to acquire unallocated Oklahoma water from Cache Creek Beaver Creek and the Kiamichi River totaling 460000 acre feet. past attempts stalled by politics and environmental concerns, with a 2001-02 moratorium shaping current talks. SEE TEXANS, 2A
Oklahoma marks statehood centennial with the unveiling of the Centennial stamp at the Lawton main post office. Postmaster Stephen Carroll officiated a cake cutting as collectors queued for first day postmarks, including Glenn Stebleton who claimed the rare first day cancellation. Helen Trotter joins other collectors with multiple Oklahoma anniversary stamps, aiming to own the 100th stamp.
A weather brief notes rain and a drop in temperatures with a daytime high near 53 degrees and a tonight low around 30. The forecast calls for continued unsettled conditions and cooler air moving in from the west.
Market brief reports Dow Jones lower while crude prices fall to 472.82 amid trading at 12,514.98. The downturn reflects a $51.88 price move and prompts cautious sentiment across stocks and energy sectors.
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