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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1978

Page

4

Mall Contracts Signed Between Mayor and Warmack

Mayor Wayne Gilley and Warmack signed a contract granting the mall extensive parking. The agreement covers parking facilities between the mall and surrounding areas, outlining designated spaces and access provisions.

Wayne Gilley Warmack

Storm Claims Oklahoma Amid Deep Freeze Snow Drift Hits State

A sweeping winter storm continued across Oklahoma with 1 to 3 inches forecast in the Oklahoma City area today and Saturday, and up to six inches on the ground in central and southeastern regions. Western areas could see 1 to 2 inches today, with another 1 to 3 inches tonight and Saturday before a westward end. The system marks Oklahoma's fourth snow event in just over a week, following freezing rain on Jan. 11 and subsequent snowfalls. Winds chilled temperatures to near or below zero as travelers warned to stay off slick roads. Schools shuttered for another snow day as officials forecast a slow warming trend next week. The mall project near Second Street to Fifth Street, including a large parking lease, outlines Warmack paying for land by March 1 and May 15 transfer for rest, with a 75-year lease and 25-year extension tying parking to major tenants.

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Carter outlines tax cuts to spur growth and curb inflation

President Carter proposes net individual tax cuts of 17 billion and 8 billion in business relief, with a corporate rate drop to 45 percent then 44 percent. Inflation containment hinges on wage and price discipline with unions and firms, while federal spending is kept in check and new energy tax rebates loom. Schultze says 25 billion in cuts offsets 1977 1978 tax increases.

Carter Charles L. Schultze Schultze Congress

Crossword by Eugene Sheffer puzzle rundown

The puzzle lists downs and across clues from a Eugene Sheffer grid with numerous entries. The text includes answers from yesterday's puzzle and a set of theme clues, featuring words like QUIET and CONSTITUENT'S CONCERN, indicating a cryptic or themed crossword section.

Dinner out and opinions on the dynotist program

Wilma Davis, principal of Kuntz Elementary School, criticizes the program as not suited to the group while acknowledging others tried something different. She notes she sees worse on TV and remains not that different. Some volunteers participated as subjects for the dynotist in this scene.

Wilma Davis Kuntz Elementary School

National Handwriting Day Observed in United States

National Handwriting Day is observed in the United States on January 23, encouraging penmanship practice and appreciation for handwriting across schools and communities. The date commemorates John Hancock’s orignial flourishing signature on the Declaration of Independence as a symbol of penmanship.

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