Office Building Spreading From New York To Small Cities
The glass sheath and curtain wall trend is moving to medium sized cities not seeing major office growth since the 1920s. Firms expand regional HQs as industries grow, with aging downtowns spurring booms aided by federal funds. Total 1963 office contracts reach $156.2 million with major sums in Chicago Boston Washington Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Chicago
Boston
Washington, D.C
Spokane
Philip Heller
Fischbach and Moore
Heller
Lake Charles
Kalamazoo
Mich
Topeka
Kan
Kansas City
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Elmer C. Bratt
Lehigh University
Los Angeles
Subscription Rates for Carrier and Mail in Lawton Area
Subscription rates are listed for Morning Press and Sunday editions, various combinations of Constitution Press and Sunday, and mail deliveries across Oklahoma counties. Prices show monthly, yearly, and per-copy options with 2 percent state sales tax included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Constitution
Unie
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Cando
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson
Const Press & Sun
Oklahoma
Const
Press & Sun
Quotes In The News Highlights From World Leaders
Vatican remarks from Pope John XXIII on death as new life and Christ. Indian President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan on hunger and world peace. Justice Department official Burke Marshall on George Wallace and enrollment at Alabama. Senator Senan Long on freedom of information and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
India
World Food Congress
Birmingham
Ala
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
Alabama
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Illinois Peach Varieties Lead in State Orchard Profits
UPI reports from the U S Department of Agriculture and the Illinois Crop Rotating Service that the Elberta peach is the leading Illinois variety with 192 882 bearing trees in 1982, followed by Red Haven and Hale Haven as the next most popular commercial orchard varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Illinois Crop Rotating Service
New Chief Named For Lawton Reserve Battalion
Lt. Col. Robert E. Williams named commanding officer of the 3rd Battalion 378th Regiment a Lawton reserve unit replacing Lt. Col. Ted W. Stephens. Williams plans to bolster enlistments and welcomes interested recruits at the George D Keathley reserve center 900 Cache Road or by calling EL5 5500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Wolverton
378Th Regiment
BCT
U.S. Army Reserve
Lawton
Robert E. Williams
George D. Keathley Reserve Center
Williams
Ted W. Stephens
George D Keathley Reserve Center
Stephens
Lawton Usar
378Th
Oklahoma City
Fort Sill Blvd
Velma
Eddie
Cache Road
Labor Secretary Steps Into Talk On Rail Dispute
Labor Secretary Wirtz entered talks between railroads and five brotherhoods to avert a nationwide strike over work rules. A threatened strike could begin after midnight June 11, with 60 days of contract changes paused by the Railway Labor Act and an emergency board report submitted May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Wirtz
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Suburban Gardener Parodies Chemical Warfare Advice
Washington columnist Dick West notes readers joke about rose care mysteries and cites a Roll Call piece lampooning garden chemistry. He contrasts a mock lethal cocktail with actual pesticide guidance from a garden column detailing malathion and sevin use for lace bugs and spider mites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roll Call
Capitol Hill Weekly
Bernie Yudain
Yudavn
Kennedy Seeks Business Help for Civil Rights Plan
President Kennedy met at the White House with 100 executives from Southern firms to gain support for a civil rights program to be sent to Congress. Officials postponed the legislation to align with crucial consultations with Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and amid proposals to empower suits for desegregation and to bar racial discrimination in interstate commerce businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
White House
South
Robert F. Kennedy
Cleanup halt ends Manhattan Beach trash drive
Manhattan Beach, California, halted its cleanup campaign after collecting so much junk and rubbish that there was no remaining storage space. The measure reflects an efficient cleanup effort that overwhelmed local disposal capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Beach, Calif
UPI
Los Angeles County Beach
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U.S. Pat
United Press International
Vatican City
John XXIII
Christ
Senan
Hood
Donnel Agency
Pho
Eugene L. Bowman CO
OLD Charter Dist. CO
Louisville, KY
Rerwe
Hme
Kentucky
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Rose Gardner
By Dick West
Luxembourg
C Avenue
M. E. Waid
Optometrist
U.S
Freezer
Carl's Food Mart
Sheridan Rd
J. H. McClung Bid Board
McClung Coin Shop
Sheridan Road
Gate 4
Rambler
Motor Trend Magazine
Rambler American
Motor Trend
Eddie Cordes Motor CO
South 11Th
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