Helipad work planned atop Quanah Mountain for fall tests
Fort Sill and Aberdeen Proving Ground set up a temporary sandbag helipad on Quanah Mountain for a mid September to October testing exercise. Crews build a hundred foot square pad to support helicopter supply and observation for advanced field artillery techniques. Minor blasting may occur but impact on wilderness is limited.
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Lawsuit Lodged by Former Miami Policeman
Jerry D. Smith, a 12 year veteran lieutenant, sues Tulsa city administration for 375000 damages claiming wrongful firing without charges. He alleges his constitutional rights were violated after the city council refused to provide a statement of charges for his dismissal.
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Lawton Commission Rejects Industrial Zoning Plan
Lawton Metropolitan Area Planning Commission rejected Kent Waller's request to rezone four lots at McKinley and Sheridan from C-1 to I-1 after protests from nearby property owners and Ward 7 councilman Frederick Chenault. The panel approved a zoning code change to permit package express in C-5 and endorsed a Comprehensive Transportation Plan through 1995 focusing on a southwest bypass and mass transit, contingent on local funding.
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GI Bill Signed by Roosevelt in 1944
The Servicemen's Readjustment Act known as the GI Bill of Rights was signed into law on June 22, 1944 by President Roosevelt, marking a landmark act for returning servicemen.
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