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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1973

Page

4

Court Refuses To Halt Upcoming City Elections

A federal court declines to block upcoming city elections affecting wards 2 and 4. Plaintiffs argued redistricting misbalanced population, citing testimony from city planner Walt Belland and commission members. Judges delayed ruling on demurrers, then issued a decision after about four hours of testimony.

Redistricting Commission Walt Belland Bob Norris Commission Brownie Burmeyer van Meter Joyner Rhoads Norris

Nixon defends separation of powers and talks price policy

President Nixon defends separation of powers and presses actions to curb price rises. He signals material controls may come, warns Vietnam cease fire violations, and discusses resumed arms sales to Pakistan and opening a U S liaison office in Beijing. He hints at possible foreign trips and backs death penalty legislation for serious crimes.

Dean White House Nixon U.S Vietnam Pakistan Indian Subcontinent India David Bruce Peking United States China Africa Japan

Brothers Reunite After POW Return at Clark Field

U S airmen Flynn and Smith arrive at a Royal Air Force field where Smith’s brother J H Smith a Hong Kong import export executive is waiting. The siblings hug, tears flowing, after eight years apart. They shopped in Peking days earlier and loaded ten gift packages onto the plane. They exchange news with Adm Noel Gaylor and Lt Gen William Moore at Clark Field.

Royal Air Force Field U.S Smith J. H. Smith Hong Kong Flynn Peking Clark Field Philippines Chet Hanson Hanson Robert Smith

Sill OCS at Fort Sill May Close Reports Say

Rep. Tom Steed's office is checking reports that Fort Sill Officer Candidate School will close and civilian jobs on post may be cut. Army Times says OCS training would move to Fort Benning. Post Commander Maj. Gen. Roderick Wetherill's farewell news conference was canceled due to illness.

Tom Steed Fort Sill Steed Washington D.C Army Times Fort Benning Roderick Wetherill Wetherill Post Information Rep

Nye Library to Rise as New Fort Sill Facility

Nye Library will be a one story brick veneer concrete panel building covering about 30 000 square feet. Construction starts after March 19 with a project cost of 890 022 dollars. Maj. Richard D. Waddell Fort Sill assistant director of facilities engineering announced.

Nye Helene Rehkopf Maj Richard D. Waddell Fort Sill J. R. Youngdale San Diego Calif

Court Dismisses Charge on Judge in Tulsa

Tulsa municipal judge dismissed a public drunkenness charge against Seminole County Judge Frank Howell Seay, 3%, who was arrested in December 1972 after police found him in his car in a ditch while attending the Oklahoma Bar Association meeting. He pleaded innocent.

Tulsa Okla Seminole Frank Howell Seay Seay Oklahoma Bar Association

Demand for beef seen rising despite price hikes

Economists and industry spokesmen say a short lived drop in beef demand may not affect the wholesale market. Demand in Washington area stores softened while wholesale slaughter and livestock prices rose, with officials weighing possible supply increases and a potential price relief if demand falters.

Washington, D.C Safeway, Inc Washington Virginia Maryland Delaware

Local Elections Set as Scheduled for March Primary

Judges Raburn and Brock ruled elections proceed on schedule with four seats effectively decided. March 20 hosts the city primary and April 3 the general election. At large post No. 2 features Norma Roberts, Toney Brooks, and Ralph Bruning in a three way race. Ward 1 sees Arthur Maxberry versus Wayne Smith. Ward 5 includes Whit Ozier Stitt Pair Howard Parham and Joe Reynolds in a four man scramble. Odd numbered wards only vote alongside mayor and at large posts.

J. Winston Raburn Jack Brock Norma Roberts Toney Brooks Ralph Bruning Arthur E. Maxberry Wayne A. Smith L. W Whit) Ozier Stitt Pair Howard L. Parham Joe Reynolds

Derryberry Signals Possible Runs Beyond Attorney General

Derryberry says posts in other offices could influence his choices and declines to rule out opposing Hall for governor next year. He notes some Democrats urge a run for governor, but he will not decide yet. He also mentions potential candidacy for the 4th District seat if Steed retires, weighing options as he nears age 38 in 1978.

Sen. Bellman Derryberry Hall Tom Steed U.S Dewey Bartlett

Shultz and Brandt Outline Dollar Crisis Talks

In Bonn, Treasury Secretary Shultz meets Chancellor Brandt and top West German officials to discuss the dollar crisis ahead of a Paris 15-nation finance ministers meeting. They review attitudes toward world trade talks and reform of the monetary system as Bonn awaits U.S. moves on Common Market measures.

Bonn Germany Treasury George P. Shultz Willy Brandt Paris Shultz U.S Brandt - Shultz Washington William P. Rogers Helmut Schmidt Paul A. Volcker Hans Friderichs Moscow Helmut Sonnenfeldt Henry Kissinger Volcker Brussels Sonnenfeldt Vol Icker Martin Hillenbrand Schmidt

American Legion's 54th Anniversary Observed at Medicine Park

American Legion posts Bateman Zarling 193 and Lowery Whitehead 29 sponsor a 1 PM Sunday dinner at Legion Hut Medicine Park X to mark the 54th anniversary with C P Buzbee directing and Ottie Morgan as guest speaker. Distinguished guests include A J Kitchens and Mrs Ed Hollis.

American Legion Lawton Fort Sill American Legionnaires Bateman-Zarling Post Legion Hut Medicine Park “X Lowery Whitehead Post C. P. Buzbee Ottie Morgan Oklahoma Department of American Legion A. J. Kitchens Ed Hollis Mary Jo Jung

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