Warm Windy Weather Outlook for Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma
Gusty southwest winds 20 to 30 mph with near 80 degree highs forecast for Lawton and southwest Oklahoma this afternoon. Tonight southerly winds 15 to 20 mph with partly cloudy skies and a low near 50. Tuesday cools with partly cloudy skies and a mid 70s high.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Election ballots list ward by ward freeholder candidates
Freeholder candidates for WARD ONE and WARD TWO are listed with full addresses and occupations including Ashley Cagle Carl Harris Francis Heinz Sam Joyner Ronald Reese Gerald Smith Charlie Wade Cherry Williams Dan Wiseman and others in WARD ONE plus Curtis Bailey Carrie Carpenter N E Highfill Carney Lasseter Pedro Rosado Frank Sneed Harold Walker Howard Way Verne Abla Ronald Cole Max Cook Dan Glascock H King Devonna Minnich Kinley McClure Joe Reynolds Monte Rogers Margie Schlapbach Tom Strickland Ralph Williams Daniel Woesner in WARD TWO and Theresia Carras Robert Carver Paul Cook Wayne Lehew Elijah McIntosh John Nelson Stitt Pair and Tony Prater in WARD FIVE.
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Ashley Cagle
N. 40Th
Carl M. Harris
Meadowbrook
Francis W. Heinz
N. Dist
Sam Joyner
ITI
Euclid
Ronald F. Reese
Meadowbrook Drive
Gerald R. Smith
Oak
Charlies E. Wade
Gore
Cherry Williams
Dan S. Wiseman
N. 49Th
Curtis W. Bailey
Ferris
Carrie P. Carpenter
Baltimore
N. E. Highfill
Maple
Carney Lasseter
Ash
Pedro J. Rosado
Hilltop Prive
Frank Sneed
Mimosa Lane
Harold L. Walker
Marion
Howard Way
Brent Circle
Verne Abla
Cherokee
Ronald Cole
Parkwood
Max Cook
Eisenhower Drive
Dan Glascock
King
Arlington Drive
Devonna F. Minnich
Kinley McClure
S. 45Th
Joe Reynolds
Monte PD
Rogers
Margie L. Schlapbach
Gore Blvd
Tom S. Strickland Jr
N. Séth
Ralph Williams
Wycliffe Lane
Daniel Woesner
Ward
Theresia Carras
Summit
Robert L. Carver
Avondale
Paul D. Cook
Jefferson
Wayne Lehew
Surrey Lane
Bread Company
Elijah WW. MccIntosh
Ranch Oak Blvd
John Henry Nelson
Abilene Drive
Stitt Pair
Roosevelt
Tony A. Prater
Alta
Civil Service
State highway bond funds to stay with state department
Gov. David Tall urged voters that the $250 million bond issue for county road improvements will be spent under the State Highway Department’s direction rather than county commissioners. The governor said the SHD will designate roads to be improved on county systems and manage use of funds.
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David Tall
State Highway Department
Tribunal Rules Out Appeals By Convicts
The Supreme Court ruled that thousands of prisoners cannot challenge convictions on the lack of counsel at preliminary hearings. The 1970 decision held defendants are entitled to a lawyer at that critical stage.
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Tribunal
Washington
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Oklahoma roads reform on ballot as 40 percent deemed inadequate
Oklahoma voters face a bond issue tied to a two decades plan to raise road standards after claims that 40 percent of highways have been inadequate for a decade. Opponents call the plan a political gimmick risking funds and forcing tax increases for future leaders.
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Oklahoma
Hall
al Terrill
Lawton
Senate
Terrill
Teachers Nominate City School Board For Award
Lawton Board of Education nominated by Lawton Association of Classroom Teachers for the 1971 72 National School Board Awards program. The 26 member Professional Management and Planning Committee includes Supt Hugh Bish and Deputy Supt Dr John Elkins.
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Lawton Association of Classroom Teachers
National School Board
Association of Classroom Teachers
National Education Association
Lawton School Board
Hugh Bish
John Elkins
Shoemaker Education Center
Lawton
Oklahoma broadcasters win Public Service awards at OBA session
The Oklahoma Broadcasters Association honored editors and stations for public service efforts. Recipients included Lee Allan Smith WKY Oklahoma City Allen Page KGWA Enid Tony Brooks KLAW Lawton and Ron Blue KRMG Tulsa. Glen Burke KSEC Durant received the Governor's Cup for tourism.
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Lee Allan Smith
WKY
Oklahoma City
Allen Page
KGWA
Enid
Tony Brooks
KLAW
Lawton
Ron Blue
KRMG
Tulsa
Glen Burke
KSEC
Durant
Oklahoma
Texas
Lake Texoma
American Airlines
Airlines
Hewel Jones
KTOK
Ross Baker
KCCO
Bill Pratt
KSPI
Stillwater
Fred Thompson
KYFM
Bartlesville
Don Kelly
KUSH
Cushing
KSEO
Kon Blue
Hugh Garnett
KWHW
Altus
Grover Cobb
National Association of Broadcasters
Peter 5. Willett
United Press International
New York City
Four Council Seats Open in April Election
The county election office reports four council posts are up for election, one in each ward. Keller filed as an independent ensuring a general election on April 4. Mrs. J. N. Logan serves as election board secretary.
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Keller
J. N. Logan
Election Board
Sak
FBI Informer Says Money Bid Rejected
A federal informant testified about cash payments from an FBI agent and a later hush money request. He described $200 for expenses and $1,500 for information tied to Rochester New York, with funds deposited into a Philadelphia savings account. The man later received further written requests and a prison parole led to secret grand jury testimony.
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FBI
Delmar Mayfield
Rochester
N.Y
Philadelphia
Douglas
Mayfield
Molly
Lynch
Doughes
Lewisburo
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Leonard Roudin
South Vietnamese Forces Repel Attacks Amid Heavy Casualties
The planed reinforcing brigade moved from Saigon to Pleiku as ground conflict surfaced across the region. Reports say 39 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed with two captured, while government forces suffered six dead and 15 wounded. A dawn attack on a Mekong Delta post caused multiple South Vietnamese casualties and later fighting. An underwater mine or rocket attack damaged ships near Saigon and Cam Ranh Bay bases faced rocket fire.
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Der
Quang Tri Province
Demilitarized Zone
Saigon
Pleiku
Mekong Delta
U.S. Navy
Cam Ranh
Marshall's Decisions Shaped Constitutional Intent
Chief Justice John Marshall's rulings clarified how the U.S. Constitution should be understood, establishing guiding principles for federal authority, judicial review, and the balance between state and national power.
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Stocks Hold Gains As Dow Near 1971 High
The Dow Jones industrial average rises toward the 90 mark as gains pace on active trading. ITT trades lower after Senate committee resumes inquiry into DOJ action and ITT's $400,000 pledge to the 1972 Republican National Convention.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
International Telephone
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
ITT
San Diego
Education reform urged with tax credits and early childhood focus
A commission urges tax credits or deductions for parochial and private school tuition and calls for a statewide funding plan for education. It favors early childhood programs from age four, federal leadership in policy, district reorganization for diversity, and elevating vocational and vacations education to parity with college prep. It also proposes a national policy council to advise the president.
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Commission
Educational Policy Development Council
Fleeing Car Flips Injuring Three in High Speed Chase
A Fort Sill man Bruce W. Pitzlen and his wife Barbara with passenger Rita Smith fled police at speeds over 100 mph in a pursuit that ended when their auto overturned after 36 blocks. All three passengers were treated at Reynolds Army Hospital. Pitzlen remained jailed on DUI and resisting arrest charges.
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Bene
Gore
N. Sheridan
Pitzlen
Reynolds Army Hospita
Developers invited to propose on three parcels at LURA
Gaskins stated proposals may cover any or all of three parcels with drawings acceptable at nominal cost. The board will judge by planners experience and design merit, not by the developer’s identity, with details in a separate envelope at the LURA office 416 C.
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Gaskins
Gaskins Sai
LURA
Auto Dominates Vacation Travel in the United States
About eighty percent of all U S vacation trips are taken by car, reflecting a strong preference for road travel over other modes. The share signals durable reliance on personal vehicles for leisure trips across the nation.
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United States
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