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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1977

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Ban on Saccharine Triggers Mixed Local Demand Spike

Government saccharin ban linked to cancer concerns has spurred uneven demand at area grocers. Delbert's IGA reports heavy purchases and emptied shelves, while Humpty Super Market and Safeway note doubled or moderate increases. Several stores see no change as buyers stock for possible shortages and prices are expected to hold.

Lynn Baughman Humpty Safeway Mel McCall Oklahoma City Federal Drug Administration

Viet Nam to Return Remains of 12 American Pilots

In Bangkok the Vietnamese government agreed to return human remains identified as 12 American pilots killed in the Vietnam War. The U S presidential commission said the gesture helps heal wartime wounds as it pursues missing personnel cases and normalization talks.

Bangkok Thailand U.S. Presidential Commission Vietnam United States Hanoi Vientiane Laos Indochina Pentagon Leonard Woodcock United Auto Workers Woodcock U.S

Defense chief urges ban on unions in military bill

Secretary Harold Brown urged banning labor union collective bargaining in the military while warning the measure must respect First Amendment rights. He said the civilian bargaining system cannot apply to armed forces, stressing the need for immediate obedience to orders. Senate leaders say the bills would not bar reservists or active personnel from other memberships.

Washington Harold Brown Brown Senate Armed Services Committee Stennis Sen Strom Thurmond R-S.c Senate

Bids Opened For Sheriff Patrol Cars And Wagon

County commissioners opened bids from Malone Motor Company Fletcher Eddie Cordes and Milo Gordon for four patrol units and a station wagon to equip the sheriff department with federal revenue sharing funds. Cordes offered a Dodge wagon at 5740 and full sized units at 5505. Malone and Gordon listed 6194 5910 and 5978 respectively.

Sheriff’s Department Coy Rogers Cache Medicine Park Sterling Geronimo Malone Gordon Lee

Hospital Help Applauded by Blue Teens in 1976

Lawton teenagers in the Blue Teens program of the Comanche County Red Cross logged 7,310 hours in 1976. They assisted Memorial Hospital wards, sterile processing, physical therapy, admissions, and reception, with smaller roles at Tomlinson-McMahon Nursing Home Reynolds Army Hospital and the PHS Indian Hospital.

Lawton Comanche County American Red Cross Memorial Hospital Tomlinson-McMahon Reynolds Army Hospital PHS Indian Hospital Joyce Gale Memorial

Mall bid prompts downtown street closures in Lawton

Lawton Urban Renewal Authority plans phased street closings to prepare for a proposed shopping mall. First phase west of Second Street includes D Avenue Fifth to Second, E Avenue Fourth to Second, Fourth Street between C and E, Third Street C to F and nearby alleys. Barricades to be erected. exact closing day to be announced.

Owntown Lawton Urban Renewal Authority LURA Vince Elmore Bob Neale Fort Sill Kirk’s Second Street D and E Avenues Second Due D Avenue Fifth Street E Avenue Fourth Street Third Street C Avenue F Avenue Elmore

Weather Outlook Southwest Oklahoma Saturday

Fair to partly cloudy skies with mild afternoons and cool nights forecast in Southwest Oklahoma. Temperatures should reach the upper 60s on Saturday while nights dip to the upper 30s. Thursday's high was 83 and the low 33.

Okla Coleshens Bane

Weather's February price spike linked to winter impact

U S government data show consumer prices rose one percent in February the sharpest monthly gain in two years with food costs leading the rise due to frost and drought disrupting supplies. Non food prices viewed as better inflation gauge, while analysts expect moderation after winter effects fade.

Washington Labor Department Carter

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