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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1975

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Wheat Tally Improves As Area Harvest Nears Completion

Area elevators report a strong harvest with Lawton Co-Op and others seeing a bumper crop. Managers cite 15 to 50 bushels per acre yields, 25 to 29 on average, with moisture looking fine and quality improving despite rain and bugs delaying some fields.

Lawton Co-Op Royce Stringer Walters Bill Robinson Snyder Co-Op Robinson Snyder Area Lawton Polone Stringer Rex Polone

Debt limit raise move clears Ways and Means panel

The House Ways and Means Committee approved a $46 billion debt ceiling increase to $577 billion through Nov 15 by a 22 to 12 vote with six Democrats and six Republicans in dissent. If Rules clears, the bill heads to House action early next week. The current tap ends this month and new tax and budget notes follow. The panel also noted a televised FT C report showing a drop in first quarter profits for over 12,000 U S corporations.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee A. Ullman Dore Rules Committee Ullman Treasury Federal Trade Commission

Global Briefs from Vientiane to Nevada Test Site

AP reports a U S AID official barred from Laos as pay issues loom. Indira Gandhi lawyers seek Supreme Court appeal and stay in office. about 1500 postal workers protest for a new labor pact at the Postal Service HQ. a nuclear device test near Mercury Nevada exceeds Hiroshima force. federal mediators rally to avert a nationwide railroad strike as bargaining stalls.

New Delhi India Indira Gandhi Supreme Court Washington Postal Service Moe Biller New York City Mercury Hiroshima Nevada Desert Las Vegas Mahlon Gates Nevada Brotherhood of Railway C. L. Dennis Dennis

Fund Campaign Requests Aired By United Way Budget Panel

United Way of Lawton Fort Sill reviews 503267 in requests from member agencies for 1976 operations. Last year the drive raised 379266. Budget committee, chaired by Mrs. Lois Hunn with vice chairs Hinman and Smith, will set a 1976 goal July 10 after subcommittees report on needs of Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Girl Scouts Y M C A and others.

Lawton-Fort Sill United Way J. D. Fountain Lois Hunn Robert Hinman Don Smith Hinman Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Girl Scouts Y.M.C.A Boy's Club Patterson Center Fort Sill

Grain inspection plan under scrutiny amid corruption allegations

Undersecretary J. Phil Campbell told a Senate subcommittee that the Agriculture Department has found problems in the grain inspection system and is acting to fix them. He avoided specific corruption claims while urging Congress to wait for long range recommendations before action, as inquiries into the foreign commodity trade intensify.

J. Phil Campbell Department of Agriculture Campbell Senate Subcommittee On Foreign Agriculture U.S Congress Agriculture Department Department

Warm Humid Weather With Thunderstorms For Lawton Area

Forecast calls for warm humid conditions with possible thunderstorms through Friday. Tonight’s low will be in the upper 60s under partly cloudy skies with gusty southerly winds 10 to 20 mph and a 40 percent precipitation chance. Friday’s high near the mid 90s with southerly winds 18 to 28 mph.

Lawton

Machette Slaying Probed In Pauls Valley Beachhead

Police investigate the machete killing of Marvin Carl Lamb 24 found in his brother’s Pauls Valley duplex doorway with two wounds to the neck. A 19 year old detainee faced a lineup as detectives continue the homicide inquiry. Mitchell Lamb 14 witnessed the attack.

Marvin Carl Lamb Pauls Valley Lamb Lawton Michael Mitchell Don Cunningham Claude Brazzel Bill May Bill Ward

Hit And Run Driver Sought After Fort Sill Crash

Two Fort Sill soldiers were struck on post and flown to Oklahoma City University Hospital with serious injuries. Spec. 4 Donald Hand and Spec. 4 Anton DeBionk were injured after a blue van with mag wheels crossed the center line on Babcock Road and forced Pvt. Emory Jones off the road. Witnesses said two riders in the van appeared to be civilians as area agencies search for the vehicle.

Fort Sill Oklahoma City University Hospital Donald Hand del City Anton DeBionk Brookings S.D Babcock Road Pvt Emory Jones Service Btry 1St Bn 17Th Field Artillery Jones

Two Soldiers Injured In Battalion Related Accident

Hand and DeBlonk sustained major head injuries and were listed in serious and very critical condition respectively at University Hospital. Both are assigned to Battery B, 2nd Battalion, 1st Field Artillery. The incident follows a June 11 grenade blast in A Battery dayroom that wounded eight soldiers, with four seriously hurt, near the same location.

Hand DeBlonk University Hospital 2Nd Battalion, 1St Field Artillery

Cameron University budget rises to 4.3 million with raises

The Oklahoma Board of Regents approved Cameron University’s 1975 76 budget totaling 4 342 224 for primary operating funds plus 403 129 in federal programs bringing education and general expenditures to 4 745 353 up 484 365 from last year Regents also approved salary increases for Cameron president Don Owen to 35 000 and for other college heads while keeping OSU president at 47 000 The slate of regent approved budgets includes Langston Panhandle Connors Northeastern A M and other state schools with varied increases

Cameron University Board of Regents Oklahoma A& M Colleges Cameron Stillwater Langston Panhandle University Goodwell Connors State College Warner

School Board to Announce Pay Raises at 7 PM Meeting

Lawton Public School employees expect announced pay raises at tonight's 7 p.m. Board of Education meeting in Shoemaker Education Center. The 105 page agenda lists bids for instructional supplies, athletic equipment, and business machines. A bid to repair storm damage is also included.

Lawton City Board of Education Shoemaker Education Center

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