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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1971
Page
2
New York stock prices edged forward as investors waited for stronger economic signals. In Oklahoma City cattle auction activity was light with slaughter classes dominant and various beef price ranges noted. wheat, barley, alfalfa, and egg prices listed across several towns with regional variations.
Lawton Police list of individuals and businesses with reports filed. Names include Dr Jock Spencer 1108 N Dist vandalism to auto. Dannie Powell 1005 Douglas theft from auto. Mrs Charles McGowan 417 W 72nd vandalism to front yard. Calvin Ball 2209 NW 38th Apt 123 theft of auto. Robert Davis 27151 Ozman theft of stereo tapes from auto. Stephen E Carroll Chattanoosa auto. Mike Adkins 1915 D Lot 7 auto theft report. Claude Barker 1901 F radio from auto. Mike Tabbytite 2330 Evans bike theft and related items. Tim B McGarvey 2613 NW 7% attempted theft and auto theft.
Col. Eff W. Birdsong the Murray State University professor of military science since July 1967 has been reassigned leaving his post with the ROTC unit at the advisory group to the Korean affairs in Murray Kentucky.
Southern Aviation with the Federal Aviation Administration to host a pilot seminar here. Different sessions will be held for attendees to learn about aviation services and safety updates.
A spring carnival at Jackson Elementary School located at 22nd and Lindy is set to start at 5 30 PM. Proceeds support school activities and student programs with activities and games for families.
Law ton constitution and Law ton morning press announce subscription rates payable in advance. The notices list delivery schedules and weekend publishing details with pricing for second class postage and carrier delivery within Law ton Oklahoma.
In St Louis Democratic leaders pressed for greater influence within the party structure. Governor Licht said governors want a voice on substantive matters and consultation on political strategy, while Democratic National Chairman Lawrence O'Brien indicated the party should allow hearing and input from the governors.
A bill to raise income taxes is set to advance this week though lawmakers may place more limits than Governor Hall requested. The House issued informal notice it will pass the bill at a rate below the prior week’s figures as Hall pushes for at least 50 million dollars in new funds.
U S officials anticipate increased Chinese weapons deliveries to Hanoi this year as North Vietnam faces losses from allied forces. China may supply the same items but could introduce new arms, including a heavy 130 millimeter gun with about 16 miles range. South Vietnam reported heavy artillery from the DMZ last week.
The planned U S air and South Vietnamese ground assault on a large North Vietnamese headquarters inside Laos was canceled due to heavy antiaircraft fire and fog. Nixon and Thieu approved the operation described as boosting pressures on the Ho Chi Minh trail, with B 52s and Cobra helicopters poised for action.
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