Final Plans To Prevent Wolf Creek Branch Flood
City council approves expanded flood prevention plans for Wolf Creek West Lawton branch. Engineering chief Hendrick expects final plans by June 1, using unspent general revenue sharing funds to finance about 190000, with contractor work later and tree removals at Woodland Hills Park.
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Wolf Creek Branch
Finis Hendrick
Wolf Creek
Lawton
Metzinger
Hendrick
Wayne Gilley
Vic Ramirez
Woodland Hills
Barbara Pipes
Robert Metzinger
Goodyear Boulevard
Lake Ellsworth
Lake Lawtonka
Rex Givens
Givens
Federal Funding Tops $120 Million in Lawton
The federal government spent over $120 million for various programs in Lawton during fiscal year 1977, ranking Lawton third among Oklahoma cities behind Oklahoma City and Tulsa. The CSA notes Oklahoma's total federal outlay exceeded $5 billion, averaging $1,901 per person. In Lawton, Defense Department spending surpassed $63 million, the largest single component.
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Lawton
Community Services Administration
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
CSA
U.S. Department of Defense
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