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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1971

Page

5

Searchers May Find More Dead Eagles In Wyoming

Sen Gale McGee warns Wyoming eagle numbers may fall further with poaching and a practice of luring tourists to buy eagle feathers. Mrs Dobas notes high risk to bald and golden eagles as immature birds are underrepresented at 10 percent of natives. Authorities report 22 of 48 dead eagles poisoned by thallium sulfate used to salt carcasses.

Washington Jackson Canyon Gale McGee D-Wyo Wyoming

State Girl Gets Real Surprise at White House

A Oklahoma City fourth grader, in state, visited the White House on a Wednesday and received a special treat with a lasting memento.

Washington Oklahoma City White House

State Wheat Harvest Lags in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City area reports a harvest well behind last year with about 271000 bushels collected to date. Raymond Crump of the OSES notes Altus district has produced virtually nothing while 37 wheat counties are expected to total over 60 million bushels, about one third less than last year.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Employment Service Altus Raymond Crump OSES

Agnew Visit Canceled. Mills to Speak at Session

Vice President Spiro Agnew will not address a joint session of the Oklahoma Legislature due to attending South Korea’s inauguration ceremonies. Rep. Wilbur Mills has accepted an invitation to address the session at 11 am Friday. State Rep. Denzil Garrison said Agnew’s Oklahoma visit may be rescheduled next week.

Oklahoma City Spiro Agnew Oklahoma South Korea Wilbur Mills D-Ark Denzil Garrison Bartlesville Agnew

Fashion experts predict bright red lipstick comeback

Fashion commentators foresee a revival of bold red lips as a rising trend. Industry insiders cite vintage cues and social media influence driving demand for saturated crimson shades across runways and street style.

Connally Faces Tough Layover On Revenue Sharing Plan

Treasury Secretary Connally returned to Capitol Hill to press the Nixon admin's $5-billion general revenue sharing proposal before the Ways and Means Committee. Critics, led by Rep. Byrnes, urged alternatives, noting allocative formula flaws and wealthier towns benefiting more, while Connally defended the plan and invited formula improvements.

Washington Secreary of the Treasury John B. Connally Capitol Hill Nixon House Ways and Means Connally Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Mills John W. Byrnes Wisconsin Ohio Lincoln Heights Beverly Hills Fla

Suspected more Fruitpicker victims tied to gravesites

Juan V. Corona, 37, a Mexico-born farm labor contractor, was arraigned on 10 counts of murder as authorities exhumed 10 bodies from crude graves in orchards along the Feather River. Investigators use infrared imagery to locate additional graves while a June 16 preliminary hearing is set to determine whether Corona faces a Superior Court trial.

Byrnes Wyoming North Dakota New Mexico Hawaii California New York Arizona Alaska Nevada Minnesota Yuba City Calif Feather River Juan V. Corona Justice Court Whiteaker Gloria Candida Marysville AP Wiverhote Juan Corona Yuba County Sutter County

Page Aircraft Wins $25 Million Army Contract

Page Aircraft of Yukon Oklahoma has won a 25 million dollar contract to service 1100 Army aircraft and provide maintenance at Ft Rucker Alabama and the adjacent Stuart Army Air Base Senator Henry Bellman confirms the award and details.

Washington (Ap Page Aircraft of Yukon Okla Army U. S Henry Bellman Ft. Rucker Ala Stuart Army Air Base

Broiler Sales Cut Asked By USDA

The Agriculture Department recommends that broiler producers cut next fall sales by five percent from 1970 levels. The guidance, set for the fourth quarter of 1971, aims to prevent the extremely low prices seen in the Oct Dec 1970 period.

Broiler USDA Washington Agriculture Department Department

Salmon Heralded as Peer to All Game Fish

A succinct editorial proclaims salmon as the peer of all game fish, highlighting its stature among sport anglers and freshwater and coastal fisheries.

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