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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1972

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Price Commission tightens utility rate rules plan

The Price Commission issued sharpened guidelines for utility rates while warning substantial increases will be needed to fund services. Final approval for 116 rate changes rests with regulators, with anti inflation policies guiding decisions and a March deadline looming. Chairman Grayson urged consumers to pay for the services they demand, and criticized Earl Butz over farm price comments.

Washington the Price Commission Today Commission Jackson Grayson Jr Grayson Earl Butz Butz Price Commission

Heaven and the Irishes The Legend of St Patrick

The piece recounts Irish legends about heaven welcoming all Irish souls, contrasts with historical notes on St Patrick, Palladius, and early Christian mission in Ireland. It notes Patrick’s life from 385 to 461, his capture, voyage, and ministry, and mentions scholarly details and myths surrounding the saint.

Britain St. Patrick Emerald Isle Ireland Patricius Patrick St. Palladius Columbia Encyelopedia Bannavem Tabermae County Antrim Gaul

Nixon Urges Moratorium on Bus ing Orders and Aid Plan

President Nixon urged Congress to pause new busing orders until July 1 1973 or sooner with broader bills to narrow the funding gap between rich and poor schools. He directed the Justice Department to delay orders and proposed an equal educational opportunities law channeling about 27.5 billion dollars to schools with over 30 percent poor students, about 300 dollars per student.

Washington CAP Nixon Congress Aftr Richard Kreindienst Kleindienst Richmond Denver White House

Suspect Eludes Manhunt After City Woman Shot

A Fort Sill captain's wife, Mary Kay Fullenkamp, 24, was shot and seriously wounded in her northwest Lawton apartment by an apparent burglar. A three hour manhunt with six dogs failed to capture the suspect.

Fort Sill Lawton Mary Kay Fullenkamp Crosby Apartments Cache Road

Gary Police Patrolman Frank Myers Shot On His Doorstep

Gary Indiana patrolman Frank Myers 36 a five year veteran and holder of the department valor award was shot to death on his home doorstep. A bullet to the left eye felled him in the line of duty.

Gary, Ind Gary Frank Myers Department

Power Plant Work Starts Next Week in Lawton

Public Service Company announces a $25 million 240 000 kilowatt generating plant at a 64 acre site three miles south of Highway 7. PAK Construction of Clinton handles earthwork and a 21 acre lake with Owen King as resident engineer. Construction on the plant begins in about 90 days with completion targeted for summer 1973.

Public Service Company Floyd Zook Lawton Lake Pak Construction Company Clinton Oklahoma Zook Highway 7 SE 45Th SE 60Th Streets

Weekend Forecast Promises Mild Temperatures Across State

The National Weather Service projects continued mild weather through the weekend with a cooling trend next week signaling the start of spring. Lawton area expects fair to partly cloudy skies with warm temperatures today and cooler conditions Saturday. Highs today in the mid 70s, tonight's low in the 40s. Saturday highs around the mid 70s. Thursday's high reached 76 with a low near 40.

National Weather Service Lawton

Helicopter Crash Feared Kills Eleven in Vietnam Rescue Efforts Continue

A UH-1 Huey carrying reinforcements for the 1st Air Cavalry Division's 3rd Brigade crashed and sank in the Dong Nai River 71 miles northeast of Saigon. All 11 Americans aboard were feared dead, with eight bodies recovered by afternoon. Ground troops suffered no casualties. The cause appeared mechanical. enemy fire was observed before the crash.

AIGON Dong Nai Saigon 1St Air Cavalry Division

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Sue Copland Duncan High School Cameron Ollege Tomlinson Junior High School St. Patrick's Day Scott Cuthbertson Curtis Cuthbertson Kingen Patty White Kenneth White Brent Circle Mall Phote Island Palladius Paul McClung Justice Department Supreme Court Capitol Hill Preddent Fallenkamp Weldon Cox Pontiac 32Nd Sur- See Pooe 4 Pawhuska Okla Tom Lester Pugh Food and Drug Administration Senate Judiciary Committee Dita D. Beard International Telephone & Telegraph Corp By Coy Hobbs Owen King Public Service Yook Vietnam Phu Bai
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