New Zion Rebrands to Post Oak Apartments in Lawton
New Zion Apartments in Lawton undergo a $12 000 rehab and rebrand as Post Oak Apartments under R W Chapman public accounting firm. The 200 unit complex will reopen with 70 refurbished units, new management security and grounds work. Open house Friday 5 30 to 8 30 pm with Mayor Whitaker to dedicate the renamed project.
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Satchmo Armstrong Dies at 71 After Long Illness
Jazz legend Louis Armstrong known as Satchmo died at 71 following liver and kidney troubles. He spent weeks in Beth Israel Hospital after a Waldorf-Astoria engagement and had recently appeared on TV. born in New Orleans he rose from a waif to an international icon.
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Nixon presses for constructive steel industry settlement
President Nixon urged a “competitive” stance as talks began in the steel industry, emphasizing a constructive settlement to maintain its world position and avoid a strike. White House aide Charles Schultz said Nixon would not intervene if a walkout occurred.
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Campaign To Curb Noise Spurs Sewer Plant Plan
City leaders push a $14 million sewer plant to curb pollution in East Cache Creek and secure federal loans for housing. Mayor Don Whitaker and councilmen back revenue measures to fund the plant while pursuing airport and street upgrades and attracting industry. Decibel meters will aid police in cracking down on motorcycle noise and areas near Lakes Lawtonka and Ellsworth may be zoned for mini bikes.
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Record 635 Die On Highways During July Fourth Holiday
AP reports 635 traffic deaths over the three day Fourth of July weekend, a new record surpassing early estimates of 520 to 620. The toll exceeds last year’s 611 for 78 hours, with Oklahoma totaling 370 for 1971. The worst crash involved 10 killed on Interstate 65 in southern Indiana.
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Visitor Survey Set At Refuge
Visitors to the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge may be stopped at entrances by refuge manager Julian Howard. The survey will aid immediate and future planning for public use and will be conducted on a percentage basis over the next year.
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Republican convention dates set for August 21 24
Sen. Robert Dole said the 1972 Republican national convention will run August 21 to 24 likely in Miami Beach or San Diego. He plans to confer with President Nixon soon on the site.
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Nixon Promotes Domestic Agenda In Missouri
President Nixon travels from the White House to Kansas City to pitch revenue sharing welfare reform and government reorganization to news editors from 13 states. He and Mrs. Nixon plan a two week stay at the Western White House in San Clemente after the briefing.
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