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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1972

Page

2

Cameron FAA Building Renamed in Honor of Kenneth M. Smith

Cameron FAA Building renamed Kenneth M. Smith Hall honoring the former FAA deputy administrator instrumental in bringing the management training school to campus. Board of Regents approved the name at Stillwater during a weekend meeting alongside a $30,876 boiler project contract, new faculty hirings, and routine items. City voters decide home rule government with polling places statewide and transportation assistance available.

FAA Cameron College Kenneth M. Smith Management Board of Regents For A & M Schools Stillwater Regents Melton Construction Co Lawton Continental Casualty Co FAA Management Training School Smith The League of Women Voters

McGovern Unveils Top Campaign Team in Black Hills

Sen George McGovern announced his principal campaign advisers at a Sylvan Lake retreat near Custer South Dakota promising to return government to the people. Jean Westwood will direct the national ticket campaign from top to bottom with a focus on widening participation including more women.

Custer S. D George McGovern White House Sylvan Lake Black Hills South Dakota McGovern Washington Allie Ritzenberg Ritzenberg Jean Westwood Democratic National Committee

Shoplifting Seminar Set at Lawton Merchants Office

A shoplifting seminar will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Lawton Retail Merchants Association office. David M. Dank of the Oklahoma Retail Merchants Association will lead, assisted by Mark Brainard, with invitations to Police Chief Alford Hennessee and Superintendent Hugh Bish and area school principals. The aim is to acquaint officials with shoplifting problems, especially teen shoplifters, and collaborative countermeasures.

Lawton Retail Merchants Association David M. Dank Oklahoma Retail Merchants Association Mark Brainard Alford Hennessee Hugh Bish the Merchants Association

Death Notice Lucy Pope

Funeral for Lucy Pope will be at 2 30 p.m. Tuesday at the Northwest Church of Christ with Harold McKay officiating Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens Lawton Rit ter Dalton Funeral Home In Lawton she died Sunday night after a lengthy illness Born December 28 1899 in Red River County Texas moved to Lawton in 1935 married Byron B Pope December 24 1908 in Cordell He died January 5 1970 Survivors include her daughter Imogene Pope two daughters in law seven grandchildren two great grandchildren two nieces and a nephew

Lucy Pope Northwest Church of Christ Harold McKay Sunset Memorial Gardens Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home Pope Red River County Tex Lawton Frederick Byron B. Pope

Goodwill Opens Upholstery Shop in Lawton

Goodwill Industries of Southwest Oklahoma opens an upholstery training section in its downtown Lawton workshop at 302 S Second. Supervising instructor James Williams earned a certificate from Oklahoma State Tech Okmulgee last spring. The unit trains handicapped locals for employment and aids renovation of donated furniture for resale in Lawton Duncan and Altus outlets, including custom work on recliners sofas and chairs.

Goodwill Industries Oklahoma Lawton S. Second Goodwill James Williams Oklahoma State Tech Okmulgee Duncan Altus

Scoutmaster Honored by Troop 162 for Six Years of Service

Archie Jenkins scoutmaster of Troop 162 was honored for six years of service at a court of honor held at Elmer Thomas Park. Awards went to Danny Ashfield Ben Cole Anthony Lupi Harry Hogan Richard Dusek Larry Cox Brian Smith Don Belcher Ronald Cox and Michael Reap. Troop 102 is sponsored by Trinity Baptist Church.

Archie Jenkins Elmer Thomas Park Danny Ashfield Ben Cole Anthony Lupi Harry Hogan Richard Dusek Larry Cox Brian Smith Don Belcher Ronald Cox Michael Reap Trinity Baptist Church Gore

Three Drown Over Weekend In Oklahoma Waters

A Tulsa man 45 Claude Dean drowned Sunday while swimming a 44 mile channel near Pawnee Cove on Lake Keystone. His body was recovered in 10 feet of water about 500 feet from shore. Also drowned Saturday night were Jimmy Baker 44 of Wright City and Tonya West 2 of Tulsa in separate incidents. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported the outings involved several people.

Tulsa Pawnee Cove Lake Keystone Oklahoma Highway Patrol Dean Wright City Jimmy Baker Tonya West

Refuge Staffer Chosen For Washington Manager School

Steve Smith a public use specialist at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge since January 1970 is selected for a 10 month manager development program in Washington DC. The interior department program trains future managers and administrators. Smith 28 from Bertram Texas holds a BS Wildlife Science from Texas A&M 1967 and a MS Recreation and Resource Development from A&M 1968. He will depart with wife and son Brent for Washington this week.

Steve Smith Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Washington, D.C Department of Interior Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife Smith Bertram Tex Texas A&m University College Station Texas A&m

Youth Killed By Gun Blast In Grocery Store

Oklahoma City police identified 17 year old Joe Carter as the youth killed by a grocer’s shotgun blast early Saturday. The grocer, sleeping after burglaries, said two intruders entered his store about 5 30 am and he fired, hitting one burglar as the others fled with a third person waiting outside.

Oklahoma City Joe Carter

Public Records Of Theft Vandalism Reports In Lowton

City police logged multiple complaints from residents and businesses reporting thefts vandalism and property damage. Names include C L Pearson Gerry Harris Mitchell Beane Gene Burk Mrs John Sukes George Boyce Gerry Burk Don Rudder Motor Co Richard Tear James Snyder Coy Alien Helen Ficklen Elaine M Erwin and others noting items stolen or damaged at residences apartments and businesses.

Lowton C. L. Pearson Bell Gerry R. Harris Fort Sill Mitchell R. Beane Dearborn Gene Burk John Sukes Hoover George Boyce Gerry Burk Elaine M Erwin Andrews

Fire department responses include multiple grass fires Sunday

Lowton Fire Department reports Sunday calls for grass fires at 1400 block New York 3117 Kinyon 2300 block Lincoln and 111% Dearborn and a 1814 Douglas grass fire on Monday followed by a building fire at No. 23 C at 10:27 a.m.

New York Grass Kinyon Lincoln Dearborn Douglas

Senate Debates 20.5 Billion Military Aid Bill

The Senate opened debate on a 20.5 billion military procurement bill championed by Sen. John Stennis. It funds weapons including the Trident submarine and the B l bomber as essential for national defense amid arms talks with Russia. Consideration of a separate 1.8 billion foreign aid measure proceeded with end-the-war amendments and a Mansfield proposal to pause U S operations in Vietnam tied to a cease fire and prisoner releases.

Washington Senate Armed Services Committee John Stennis D-Miss Russia Mike Mansfield D-Mont U.S South Vietnam Hanoi Indochina Mansfield

Two Teenagers Die In Okmulgee County Car Crash

Two teens from Cushing died in a two car collision two miles north of Okmulgee on U S 75 at the intersection with two county roads. Karstetter and Stroud were trapped in their vehicle while a Okmulgee woman driver was seriously hurt. A third person was hospitalized in Tulsa in critical condition. The 1972 traffic toll reached 437.

Okmulgee Cushing Robert Mark Stroud Lee H. Karsttetter U.S. 75 Karstetter Oklahoma Highway Patrol Tulsa

Births and admissions reported from area hospitals

The list records births including a Bolte son born July 22 at 3 11 p.m. and a Ward son born July 23 at 1 54 a.m. with weights 8 10 and 6 2 respectively. It also lists numerous admissions and discharges across multiple cities, with patients named along with addresses and medical or surgical status.

Thomas Bolte Denver Travis Ward

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