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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1977

Page

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Common Sense Precautions Curb Rising Rape Rate

The article outlines practical tips from Lawton officials and Lisa McCaffree on preventing rape. It cites five incidents in Lawton area and urges women to use identification before letting strangers in, verify repairmen by phone, train children, and avoid advertising personal details. It notes many victims know their attackers and that morning hours are high risk.

Lawton Lisa McCaffree McCaffree Taliaferro Community Mental Health Center

Lawton Bid Far Beneath Private Firms on Sewer Plant

Lawton selected as low bidder at $663 816 10 for operating the new $18 million sewer plant. Envirotech Belmont Calif bid 82 996 monthly and Water Quality Management Miami bid 94 500 monthly. Officials expect a city staff versus private firm decision by council after bid review.

Lawton Bill McIntyre Envirotech Belmont Calif Miami Robert Metzinger

Soviets Reject U S Proposals In Nuclear Arms Talks

U S Soviet discussions on a new Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty collapsed as the Soviets rejected American concepts. Cyrus Vance announced Brezhnev found neither proposal acceptable and that talks may resume in May after working groups address non nuclear issues.

Moscow Cyrus R. Vance Leonid I. Brezhnev Vance Brezhnev Andrei A. Gromyko United States We United Stats Kremlin

Federal crackdown eyed on Oklahoma liquor by the drink

ATF officials in Dallas announce intensified enforcement of two federal laws aimed at curbing liquor by the drink in Oklahoma. Private clubs say the push could force closures as retailers must follow federal rules, including a tax stamp requirement for clubs selling liquor.

Federal Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau Dallas Oklahoma Bill Doolin Doolin Treasury Department Harry Alder ATF

Annexation plan OK'd by City Council for Lawton west area

Lawton City Council moves to annex more than seven square miles west of the city including the Goodyear tire plant site at 97th and Lee to protect land use and qualify for federal road funds. The plan envisions a 70 foot wide circular annexation fence plus potential inclusion of the 500 acre Goodyear site and adjacent industrial park.

Constitution Lawton Goodyear Tire Rogers Lane Goodyear 97Th and Lee 97Th Street Paul Cullen

Government Index Rebounds as Economy Shows Strength

The Commerce Department reported February gains in the leading indicators index, up four tenths of a percent after January’s drop, signaling a potential quick rebound from winter impacts. Four of ten components rose, led by manufacturing work hours increasing to 40.4 and a rise in new orders.

Washington Commerce Department

Weather Outlook Mild and Windy Through Thursday

A mild and windy period continues through Thursday with cooler temperatures tonight and Thursday. Tonight's low will be in the upper 30s and Thursday's high in the mid 60s as northwest winds reach 8 to 18 mph. Wind warnings remain in effect for area lakes.

Budget panel restores water project funds in interim plan

The House Budget Committee voted 14 to 11 to add 240 million dollars for water projects to its interim budget resolution, a compromise after President Carter proposed deleting 280 million. The panel kept defense funding cut by 2.3 billion and aims to leave final decisions to fall discussions.

Washington House Budget Committee Carter Jim Wright D-Tex Congress Wright House Lee

Instapoll Extended by Lawton Publishing Company

Lawton Publishing extends Instapoll period to Thursday with new hot line for questions about government. Voters can call 353 0620 from 6 PM to 9 PM to answer two questions on marijuana legalization and replacing property taxes with a 2 percent sales tax for schools. Responses to the questions will appear in The Sunday Constitution.

E Lawton Publishing Company Instapoll

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By Mark Kingsolver Mak The Crisis Rape Team Wanda Shaw Cameron University Cameron Cameron Council Bob Quinten Miss Shaw Business Department Soviets U.S Alder Lee Boulevard 112Th Street Manu- See
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