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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1971

Page

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Nixon Seeks Urban Fund Combination

President Nixon asked Congress to approve a 2 billion urban redevelopment fund replacing fragmented programs while preserving model cities. He proposed 100 million yearly for states and local planning and expanded revenue sharing to protect federal support for urban development. The plan would combine existing funds from the Office of Economic Opportunity starting in 1973 and allow cities to use allocations for blight removal public works housing and related projects.

Washington Nixon Congress The And Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Newal Office of Economic Opportunity

Two Students and Police Clashes in Turkey Claim Two

Turmoil at Middle East Technical University ends with two dead as troops tried to enter a dormitory to free four kidnapped American airmen. Gunfire and dynamite injured several onlookers while a government source cited a fatal head wound to a soldier.

Middle East Technical University Technical University

World In 1970 annual offered by Lawton publishers

The Lawton Publishing Co offers The World in 1970, an Associated Press produced annual with about 175000 words and over 200 dramatic photos in color. It can be purchased for 4.50 dollars at the office or by mail with a coupon on page 4.

Lawton Publishing Co Associated Press

Nixon denies U.S. backing for invasion after Laos operation

President Nixon says the Laotian operation supports continued U.S. troop withdrawals from Indochina and rejects any plan for American involvement in invading North Vietnam. He states a force must stay in the South while prisoners remain and defends Secretary Rogers against criticism from Senator Symington.

Washington Nixon U.S Indochina North Vietnam South William P. Rogers Stuart Symington D-Mo Rogers

Jobless Rate Edges Down In February

The unemployment rate fell from 6.0 to 5.8 percent in February, with official counts showing 5.4 million jobless. Secretary Hodgson called the drop a sign the economy is moving in a favorable direction. Total employment rose slightly to 77.2 million.

Washington Secretary of J. D. Hodgson Bureau of Labor Statistics Hodgson

South Viet Infantry Poised For Assault On Key Base

South Viet nam massed over 1,000 troops near Sepone as US helicopters moved reinforcements within three miles of the town. Recon teams reported three hours of fighting with a strong North Vietnamese force near Sepone amid heavy air attacks.

Air Force U.S Ankara Saigon South Vietnam Sepone Ho Chi Minh Trail Cambodia Tran van An

Woman commandeers bus in Richmond chase with police pursuit

Edith Lanters, 32, tried to board a Virginia Transit Co bus with her German shepherd in downtown Richmond. After being refused the dog, she boarded anyway and steered the bus through six cruisers over about 20 blocks before officers wrestled control. the dog was subdued with mace and turned over to the SPCA.

Richmond, Va Richmond Virginia Transit Co la Ee The Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Edith Oliver Lanters

Whitaker Files for Mayor Post Clarified in Local Filing

Filing papers indicate Whitaker may run for mayor as the period opens Monday. Eleven persons filed during the first day, with Herman Ledford among those considered candidates. report continues on WHITAKER, Page 4.

Whitaker

Front To Bring Colder Readings Across State

A cold front over the Oklahoma Panhandle is expected to move across the state. Temperatures will fall with a low in the mid-30s tonight and a high in the mid-40s Saturday.

Oklahoma Panhandle State

Cameron College Eyes Voluntary ROTC Program

Owen To Recommend Voluntary ROTC at Cameron College as the college studies the current mandatory program. The policy panel urges approval by the earliest date and notes potential funding needs for supplies and equipment.

Owen Cameron Don Owen Cameron College Rec State University A & M Colleges

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