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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1973

Page

4

Lawton Council OKs Hearings On Lease Proposals

The Lawton City Council pledged public hearings before any substantial change in the use of Lake Lawtonka west shore land. The move came amid debate over a convict pre-release center site outside city limits, with petitions opposing the site but supporting a center, and a state leasing dispute involving Therman French.

Lawton Lake Lawtonka Charles’ Beller Seibold Beller Ferguson Dennis Butler Therman French French Butler Wolverton al Terrill Senate Oklahoma House

Supreme Court rules on land taken for federal project

The Supreme Court in a 5 to 4 decision held that when the government condemns land for a federal project it need not pay for access to adjoining grazing land. Justice Rehnquist authored the majority reversing lower courts over Chester Fuller’s Western Arizona land and cattle grazing rights tied to the Alamo Dam project. A dissent by Justice Powell criticized weakening the just compensation clause.

Ashington Arizona Supreme Court William H. Rehnquist Lewis F. Powell Jr Rehnquist Nixon Administration Alamo Dam Chester Fuller Fuller

Cease-fire talks sparking new peace hopes in Vietnam

Reports say both sides face pressure amid detente as Kissinger Thieu talks yield possible cease-fire terms. A 3,000 member international police force is proposed with 60 day U.S. troop pullout and POW release.

North Vietnam United States Hanoi Soviet Union China U.S Poland Canada Hungary Indonesia Paris Vinh Loc National Defense College Saigon South Vietnam Haig

Uterine Cancer Task Force Meet Slated in Comanche County

The Comanche County Cancer Society will hold an organizational meeting for an uterine cancer task force at 7 p m Thursday in the Shepler Center north dining room. Dr Frank Darrow and Dr Adolph Dammen will speak. Mayor Don Whitaker is honorary chairman. Dr Chesley Montague is medical advisor and Mrs Dorothy Wood is task force coordinator.

Comanche County Cancer Society Shepler Center Frank Darrow Oklahoma American Cancer Society Adolph Dammen Lawton Don Whitaker Chesley Montague Dorothy Wood R.N

Hepburn Becomes First Actress With Three Oscars

Katharine Hepburn earns her third Academy Award at the 1968 ceremony for The Lion in Winter making her the first motion picture actress to win three Oscars.

Katharine Hepburn Miss Hepburn

Woodsy Owl Calls for Clean Environment Fight

Woodsy Owl rallies nationwide against pollution. He urges citizens to join the fight to protect skies lakes forests and wildlife from trash and smog.

Woodsy Owl Woodsy

Borzoi Dog: Russian Wolfhound of Speed and Grace

A Borzoi is a tall lean sporting dog 28 to 31 inches high and 75 to 105 pounds. Color ranges white or dark with gray brown or black spots. coat dense soft and silky. Used in Russia since the 17th century for hunting wolves and hare. The term Borzoi means swift, bred for speed and related to the Saluki. Origin traces to Arabian greyhounds crossed with Russian heavy furred dogs by a 17th century Russian Duke.

Russia

House OKs Hall’s Drug Tax Bill

The measure would reduce federal matching funds by about 3 million dollars annually for the State Welfare Department. Democrats against it included Reps. Bradley Draper Duke and Trent. Republicans against it included Ford Kamas Taggart and Thornhill. Rep Hugh Sandlin proposed a bill to cap state and local sales tax at four percent noting the state rate is two percent.

State Welfare Department Ford Lewis Kamas Freedom Tom Taggart Oklahoma City Lynn Thornhill Wakita Hugh Sandlin D-Holdenville Sandlin Senate James Hamilton House Bill Willis Willis Oklahoma Dan Draper Stillwater

Sheridan Gore road work delays puzzling city council

City officials report Gore Boulevard delay between 17th and 53rd streets while Sheridan Road moves toward contract award. Brune, named public works director, says right of way purchases are needed. Seibold cautions not to rush Sheridan Road ahead of Gore. Town funds cover both projects, with $15.04 million approved for four bonds in 1971.

17Th Paul Brune City Public Works Gore Sheridan Road Max Seibold Gore Boulevard Larry Fountaine Seibold Larry Ferguson Library Airport 53Rd Lee Boulevard Rogers Lane 52Nd Street 38Th Second Street Ferris Fort Sill Lee Bishop Road

Viet Cong frames war effort and seeks ceasefire push

In a Saigon monitored broadcast the Viet Cong accuse the United States and South Vietnam of land grabbing and vow to intensify their offensive. They urge a political struggle to demand peace independence democracy and national concord and call for an end to all U S military actions in South Vietnam and to sign the October 20 1972 agreement.

South Vietnam Viet Cong United States Saigon

Boston Named as Athens of America by Culture Hub

Boston Massachusetts earns the nickname Athens of America for its abundance of cultural institutions and vibrant arts scene. The label reflects the citys rich museums theaters and intellectual community.

Boston, Mass America

Marijuana use rises among Montgomery youths

A study in Montgomery County Maryland shows 6.7 percent of junior high students smoke marijuana at least monthly, over three times the 2.1 percent rate in 1969. High school usage increased from 11.4 percent to 26.2 percent.

Montgomery County

Moon program ends as Apollo 17 completes manned lunar work

Moon program concludes with Apollo 17 marking the end of crewed lunar missions. The United States discloses no immediate plans for future moon visits, while Soviet plans remain unspecified. Earlier, Luna 20 landed in February 1972 spending 2715 hours drilling samples and returning them to Earth.

States United States Earth

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