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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1974

Page

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Death Trial Opens May In Lawton Murders

Marvin Glen Earnest testifies as a State witness in the murder trial of 43 year old Paul May seven miles west of Lawton. Earnest says May beat 83 year old Florence Glennan with a hoe handle and a log in her home during a burglary attempt. Earnest and co defendants May and Donald See are linked to the June incident as jurors hear details and inconsistencies surface in cross examination. Trial began with an eight woman four man jury and continues on Page 4A.

Don Beauchamp Paul May Danny Rose Jr Florence Glennan J. Winston Raburn Elaine Rhoades May J. Merle Oaks Vern Thompson Marvin Glen Earnest Lawton Earnest Ficklin Glennan L. Merle Oaks Oaks Donald

Nixon lifts import curbs on wheat in price stabilization effort

Federal energy chief William E Simon warned of rising gasoline shortages, urges conservation, and backs emergency energy legislation. He cited 98 percent gasoline savings and said crude prices could be cut to seven dollars a barrel to curb inflation.

Washington Federal Energy William E Simon Simon Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee Cost of Living Council Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Jackson Senate Nixon White House William C* Ae Sring

Nixon lifts wheat import quotas for five months

President Nixon suspended the annual 800 000 bushel wheat import quota from Saturday through June 30 to stabilize prices. Officials say shortages are unlikely before the 1974 harvest but regional dislocations could occur and larger Canadian imports may help. The move aims to avoid embargoes on exports while keeping the U S a major supplier.

Washington Nixon White House Gerald L. Warren Warren Canada United States Soviet Union Agriculture Department U.S Texas Oklahoma Kansas

1000 Orbit Endurance Mark by Skylab 3 Astronauts

Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson set a 1000 orbit endurance milestone becoming the first to reach 1 000 orbits. They surpassed the previous single mission record and aim for 84 days as they head into the final two weeks aboard Skylab 3 with a gyroscope issue managed by backups.

Skylab Gerald P. Carr William R. Pogue Edward G. Gibson Alan L. Bean Carr Pogue Gibson Jerry Richard Truly Earth Pacific Ocean

British Energy Crisis Still On

London government maintains three day work week to conserve power amid mineworkers strike threat. Energy Minister Patrick Jenkin says domestic savings are essential and rejects extending television hours. He notes NUM executive vote to back a national strike 16 to 10. See BRITISH, Page 4A.

London Patrick Jenkin House of Commons National Union of Mineworkers Jenkin

Israel Moves Troop Withdrawals From Suez West Bank

Israeli forces accelerated their pullout from the Suez Canal west bank ahead of schedule while Egypt prepared to shift troops to the east bank. UN peacekeepers would guard evacuated areas for six hours before handing control to Egypt as Kissinger brokered the disengagement.

Associated Press West Bank Suez Canal Egypt Tel Aviv Moshe Dayan Israel Canal Suez East Bank United States Henry A. Kissinger United Nations Mohammed Gamazy Cairo

Mild Local Weather Forecast Extends Through Saturday

Fair to partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures prevail in Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma through Saturday. Highs today and Saturday expected in the upper 30s. A low near zero is expected tonight. Thursday's high 55 and low 27.

Lawton Oklahoma

Hazards of Marijuana Smoking Revealed

Columbia University researchers report that regular marijuana use weakens immune defenses. The study on 16 to 35 year olds who smoked weekly for years shows reduced interaction of white blood cells with foreign substances and inhibited cell division, with potential effects on future offspring.

York Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons Gabriel Nahas Nahas National Commission On Marijuana Juana Columbia Science Publi American Association For the Advancement of Science

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By Gary Hearn Z. D. Bonner Gulf Oil U.S Subcommittee Bonner Mike Mansfield Mobil Oil Co Deer Abby Mission Control Neil Hutchinson Britain Jebel Ataka
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