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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1975

Page

2

Mattie Beal Roof Repaired and Fencing Planned

Repairs on the red tile roof of the Mattie Beal Home are finished by Comanche Roofing at a cost of 8700 dollars. The Lawton Heritage Association plans a cyclone fence with three barbed wires around the property and will seek bids for the fencing. Air conditioning and plumbing specs will be completed with bids to follow.

Mattie Beal Robert Sprague Lawton Heritage Association Inc Association McMahon Foundation James Wood Sprague Lawton Garden Council John W. Tyree Heritage Association Board

Probe of U S Spying Centers on Computers

Congressional investigators shift focus to federal computer networks storing citizens data. Rep. Moss opposes FBI and Agriculture data banks while NBC reports a Defense linked breakthrough could rapidly assemble files including medical, credit, tax and military history. Pentagon says device aids military project info exchange with no evidence of domestic surveillance.

Washington John E. Moss D-Calif House Government Information Subcommittee FBI Department of Agriculture NBC News NBC Department of Defense Defense Department Pentagon Senate House Select Committees Bella S. Abzug Dn.y

Public Records Of Various Local Theft And Damage Incidents

Public records list multiple incidents including break ins at Frisco Railroad and Hondee Food Store, thefts of CB radios from autos and residences, theft of food stamps, gas tank battery and stereo equipment, damaged residences, harassing calls, and an assault reported in several addresses and organizations around the area. Names include Levine, Atkins, Walter Morton, Jean Chambers, Jim Kitchens Auto Sales, and Vincent Litton among others.

Lowton Levines Lee Frisco Railroad Sixth and Railhoad Chartie Atkins Jefferson G. ©. Hevens Elim Lee Mark Watkins Oklohome City Walter Morton Fort Rucker Jean Chambers Eisenhower Drive Triity Baptist Church Jim Kitchens N. Ae Fisico Railroad Cor B. R Berkshire Way Bie Vincent Litton Béry 17Th Field Artillery Fort Park Hondee Food Gore Nolen Tahdosennippah Elgin

Cereal Use by Turks and Protein Intake in Ireland

A comparison notes Turks as the greatest users of cereals and Ireland recording the highest per capita protein consumption. Both statements highlight national dietary patterns.

Oklahoma approves five year bridge deck rehabilitation program

Highway officials announce a five year plan to repair 129 bridges statewide starting in fiscal year 1976. The program costs about 17.39 million dollars, funded mainly by federal money with a state share, and each bridge will be evaluated separately for patching or overlay repairs before commission approval.

Oklahoma Highway Commission J. C. Kennedy Kennedy Oklahoma Department of Highways

Post Service Buys Electric Mail Trucks

The U S Postal Service will purchase 350 AM General Electrucks at 5595 dollars each for 1.9 million dollars to replace gasoline vehicles in high pollution areas including Los Angeles and San Bernardino with 50 more planned for other cities later. The quiet jeep like trucks run 33 mph and recharge every 20 miles with 5 cent a mile maintenance.

Washington Postal Service Los Angeles San Bernardino Calif New Haven Conn Hartford AM General Corp

Senate Near Voting Rights Bill Passage

The House approved the Voting Rights Act extension 341 to 70 after three days of debate. The bill would ban literacy tests, require bilingual ballots where needed, and add Texas Alaska to coverage while expanding to six more states. A Senate approval is anticipated by mid July as rules changes ease filibuster concerns.

Washington Senate House Senate Judiciary Committee James C. Eastland D-Miss John V. Tunney D-Calif Texas Alaska

Council OKs Sewer Arkla Line Projects

The City Council pushed through two emergency measures to replace 350 feet of a decayed sanitary sewer trunk line in the 2400 block of Gore Blvd and relocate 250 feet of Arkla Gas line near Lee Blvd to install a new water main. Public Works Director Paul Brune cited hazardous conditions and a 18 inch sewer line priced around 2800 dollars with bids bypassed due to emergency. Mayor Gilley announced a personnel board vacancy and a pending appointment, recommending Madge Wade for the post.

Paul Brune Gore Blvd John Thomson Brune Arkin Gas Company Great Plains Vacation-Technical School Lee Blvd Gilley Madge Wade

Injured Man Gets Treatment After Fort Sill Pileup

Spec 4 John Lubert, 23, of the 5th Missile Battalion Fort Sill, remained in satisfactory condition at Reynolds Army Hospital with facial lacerations and a possible back injury after a five vehicle hit and run on Fort Sill Wednesday night. The crash occurred about 9 45 p m at Sheridan Road and Hartell Boulevard injuring at least five. All five cars were heavily damaged and the abandoned auto was found behind a building at Sheridan and Cache Roads around 10 p m by Lawton police responding to a tip.

John Lubert 5Th Missile Bn Fort Sill Reynolds Army Hospital Sheridan Road Hartell Boulevard Sheridan and Cache Roads Lawton

County Bonds Drive Oklahoma March Sales Rise in 1975

County Chairman Don Sherry reports Oklahoma bond sales reach 5,266,206 in March as part of a 1975 target of 67.3 million. For the year to date 17,207,038 in Series E and H bonds have been sold, with Comanche County at 26.72 percent of its 2,895,000 quota. The article notes extended maturities and 6 percent yield for Series E and H bonds held to maturity.

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