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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1971

Page

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Local 18 to 20 year olds gain voting and candidacy rights

Lawton allows any qualified elector aged 18 to 20 to run for city and county offices. The move extends to petition circulation and liquor by the drink efforts. Restrictions remain such as bonds for some offices and guardianship rules until majority.

Lawton

Castro Regime To Release 18 Americans After U.S. Moves

Miami AP reports Fidel Castro’s regime will release 18 Americans following the U S decision to send four Cubans home. One man already freed, 17 others expected soon, with details on how aid and costs will be handled.

Castro U.S Havana Miami Cuba White Cloud Florida Battler Key West Los Angeles Panama Canal Allentown

Laotian Forces Launch Two-Prong Offensive Across Plain of Jars

In Laos six Meo battalions trained by the CIA seized the southern rim of the Plain of Jars while Air America helicopters moved commando teams to the central airfield. Monsoon mud slowed Communist resupply and reduced resistance as fighting shifted around the plain near Pathet Lao forces.

Vientiane Vang Pao U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Air America U.S Laos Plain of Jars North Vietnamese Pathet Lao

Retroactive Amnesty The Pentagon Eyes Clearing Ex-Government Drug Ties

Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard told a Senate hearing the United States will use full authority and other means to end high official involvement in illicit drug traffic in Southeast Asia. He urged Congress referrals for former servicemen seeking removal of dishonorable discharges due to drugs.

Packard Senate John N. Mitchell United States Pentagon Congress Defense Department

Senate panel hears push for more than paper armies in drug fight

Senators Muskie and Ribicoff pressed administration officials on reducing drug addiction beyond reorganizing federal programs. Mitchell Richardson and Packard urged rapid, resource-wide action, citing costs and the need for a comprehensive federal program with broader societal causes.

Ashington Senate Democrats Edmund S. Muskie Maine Abraham A. Ribicoff Connecticut Congress Atty John N. Mitchell Health, Education and Welfare Elliot L. Richardson David Packard Senate Muskie Richardson, Mitchell

U S Probes Possible Communist Chinese Naval Base

U S reconnaissance planes monitor activity around the Paracel Islands about 300 miles east of South Vietnam. Convoys carry construction materials for a potential naval complex amid disputed ownership claims by China Taiwan South Vietnam and coverage notes Peking radio sensitivity to U S overflights.

Washington US S South Vietnam Pentagon Paracel Islands South China Sea Paracels Coral Islands China Taiwan Peking Philippines Indonesia Peking Radio U.S Paracel

Highs Near 105 Expected in Southwest Oklahoma

More readings in the 100s due with at least two more days of 100 plus temperatures forecast for Southwest Oklahoma extending the string to five. The National Weather Service says highs around 105 and a low near 80 tonight. Fort Sill and Altus reached 106 Tuesday, while downtown Lawton hit 104.

Oklahoma National Weather Service Fort Sill Altus Lawton

Lawton Council Awards City Facility Contract in Special Session

Lawton city council, in a special session, awarded a 351 650 contract to W D Ford and Son Construction Co for a 19 650 square foot Model Cities facility on a 2.75 acre site between 11th and 12th streets and Washington and Jefferson Avenues. The base bid exceeded funds by over 140 000 but funding was raised by McMahon Foundation 30 000 and HUD 35 000.

Lawton City Model Cities Lawton Don Whitaker W. D. Ford and Son Construction Co McMahon Foundation Department of Housing and Urban Development Dave Cagle Ernest Roper Larry Fergu Harold Beaty Cleo Craig Cagle Woody Wolverton Keneth Easton Max Seibold Shirl Butler 11Th and 12Th Streets Washington and Jefferson Avenues Struc

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