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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1977

Page

3

Boaters Learn Navigation Rules on Oklahoma Lakes

Lake patrolman Kenneth Skelton outlines basic boating rules to improve safety on Oklahoma lakes. Key points include passing left on head on approaches, upstream vessels having right of way on rivers, right of way at right angles, overtaking gives priority to the overtaken boat, and sailboats have priority over motorized craft.

Oklahoma Kenneth Skelton Lake Patrol Division Department of Public Safety Skelton Highway Patrol Lawton Oklahoma Department of Public Safety Fort Cobb Lake Oklahoma Highway Patrol

Administration debate on crop support proposals at Senate panel

Senate Agriculture Committee sparred over price supports for wheat, feed grains, cotton, rice and soybeans with administration figures noting costs near 3.88 billion through 1982. Carter warns of veto if costs exceed two billion annually. The panel cut wheat aid slightly after 1979 but did not adopt cuts. revisions to Food for Peace and food stamp programs were set for Tuesday.

Washington Senate Agriculture Committee Carter Agriculture Department Herman E. Talmadge Dga Food For Peace Talmadge Henry Bellman R-Okla USDA United States U.S Joseph Penn

Oklahoma Transportation Grants June Letting Totals Record Spending

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission set a June contract letting of 14.3 million bringing total construction and maintenance awards to about 123 million, led by a 3.1 million Sheridan Road widening in Lawton. Voters approved the 1971 bond projects including Gore Boulevard and Lee Boulevard, with state and federal funds covering major costs.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Transportation Commission Sheridan Road Lawton Verne O. Bradley David Hall Bradley Cache Road Lee Boulevard Gore Boulevard Sheridan Lee 82Nd Street Pryor U.S. 62 Duke Perry Transportation Department Shields Boulevard

Powell Named New Eisenhower Football Coach By Lawton Board

The Lawton Board of Education selected Cecil Powell 44 as head football coach of Eisenhower High School. Powell a longtime district coach and athletic coordinator previously earned basketball and baseball coach of the year honors. The board approved typewriter purchases totaling 54325 and other routine items including stadium rental and a potential federal grant for drug and alcohol education.

Lawton Board of Education Eisenhower High School Cecil Powell Powell Lawton Southwestern State University Southwestern Oklahoma Eisenhower Mac-Arthur Sullivan Village D. Henry Jones Lawton High School Ron Stephens Anadarko Vail Colo Fort Sillian Mid-America Arts Alliance Food Services Department Transportation Department LHS Graphic Arts Department

Correction on Chickasaw Nation organi zation story

The Lawton Constitution says it reported April 25 incorrectly regarding the Chickasaw Nation. Gov David Boren did not refuse tribe organization under their constitution. The tribe presented plans to the tribal governor, not the state governor, and negotiations do not involve the state government.

Lawton David Boren

Kiowa Tribe Seeks Voters as Deadline Approaches

The Kiowa General Election Board warns registration must be completed by May 5 for the June 4 general election. Voters wanting to change polling locations must file a written transfer request to the Kiowa General Election Board at P.O. Box 1028 Anadarko Oklahoma 73500.

Kiowa General Election Board P.O Anadarko Okla

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