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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1977
Page
4
Senate leader David Boren calls for even year limit of six days and a five day cap on special sessions. He argues to let the people decide on a constitutional amendment, while acknowledging current 90 day limits for odd years and criticizing last minute bill passage. Governors and lawmakers debate timing and ballot feasibility.
The report details two fatal traffic incidents. Richard Lee Cray, 20, of Hennessey died after his truck struck a stationary vehicle on a Garfield County road. passenger Marion Bridges, 32, survived with injuries. In Canadian County, Becky Robbins, 23, of Gunnison, Colo., died when her pickup ran off I 40 near El Reno. two passengers were injured. Funeral plans mention Pierce.
The Lowton Metropolitan Area Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 1 30 p m on June 22 1977 in City Hall Lawton Oklahoma to consider amending the City Land Use Plan from Residential to Commercial for Lots 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Block 1 Stephens Addition 1410 1434 Sheridan Road. Interested parties may present their views.
The Department of Transportation grants Lawton Municipal Airport $211,461 to fund general aviation apron strengthening taxiway widening and extension T-hangar construction aircraft parking apron construction and a service road per an FAA letter to Mayor Wayne Gilley.
A court ruling on a review requested by city officials overturns a March decision by a CAB judge. The ruling follows a three day Wichita Falls hearing and affects air service to Lawton and Wichita Falls.
The high court rules that New York procedures adequately safeguard the assumed rights of foster children and foster parents in hearings. The decision, joined by five justices, finds that automatic hearings for all foster children would burden state administration, while three justices dissent on extending due process rights to such hearings.
Ray Powell a 27 year old Chicago man serving 100 years for murder was recaptured after a weekend manhunt described by officials as one of Tennessee's largest. He was brought to the prison admin building at 2 a m and placed in administrative segregation for three days during an escape hearing.
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