Carpooling Efforts Linger In Lawton Fort Sill
City planners in Lawton still push carpooling though most workers return to solo driving. Officials note a dispersed downtown pattern and limited downtown incentives reduce appeal. At Fort Sill, locator boards show modest response while Maj Wahlsbom estimates civilian demand grows as fuel costs rise.
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City officials reflect on transition and shared goals
Incoming mayor and council members pledge teamwork to tackle ongoing city challenges after leadership change. Ex-mayor Whitaker notes progress and urges support for continued reforms while officers emphasize collaboration across wards to address monumental tasks.
Refugee relief efforts expand across bases worldwide
Leaders reported minimal disruption from surrounding communities as refugees reach Arkansk Ft Chaffee while assessing plans for more tours. Three men in a rescue bid to help Vietnamese wives' relatives claim limited access at Clark Air Base. Britain considers admitting refugees. Taiwan expects 400 refugees from Nationalist ships. Singapore appeals for donations for 6500 refugees. In the US, the first Vietnamese family leaves Ft Chaffee for Sorrento. 373 refugees arrive at Eglin AFB with 634 more flights canceled from Travis. Camp Pendleton Marines train amid refugees nearby.
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Notice of Public Hearing on Water Allocation Application
Public notice in The Lowton Constitution lists Stream Weoter Application No 72 50 filed December 11 1972 with the Oklahoma Water Resources Board by C T and Gale Moss Royte Cyril Oklahoma 73029 seeking approval to divert 122 acre feet of water from Little Washita watershed for irrigating 117 acres in NE Section 36 Township 5 North Range 10 West in Caddo County. A hearing is set for May 9 1972 at 6 3 0 pm at the Board offices. Protest deadlines noted.
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Refugee aid bill eyed after troop-use clash
The House and Senate prepare new refugee relief measures focusing on money for Vietnamese and Cambodian resettlement as a separate environment bill heads to final action. Senators Javits and Pell plan to introduce funding to address refugee needs while Congress weighs a veto expected by Ford on the environmental measure.
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City Council Sets Light Agenda With Street and Zoning Items
New administration sworn in as city council meets a light agenda. Public hearing on reclassifying 6117 Maple from single family to multiple family. Zoning change requested by Carl Lindgren. Other items include East Gore Boulevard and 52nd Street engineering plans and a revised 38th Street change order.
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Oklahoma City Market Report Cattle and Grains Mixed
Cattle 2200 head with slaughter cows 20.00 23.25, bulls 23.00 27.00 per 100 pounds, limited feeder sales. Good slaughter heifers priced between 385 and 531 pounds at 25.40 to 30.00 per head. Good cows with calves at side 147.00 to 200.00 per pair. Wheat quotes across several Oklahoma towns mostly around 3.06 to 3.14 per bushel. Barley 2.20 2.60. Soybeans from 4.75 to 5.36 per bushel with regional listings.
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Sally Clark Resigns as City Secretary After 11 Years
Former mayoral aide Sally Clark leaves city service after 11 years, noting improved conditions and benefits since the council-manager government began. Whitaker highlights major 1971-74 reform milestones including bond issues, department reorganizations, and new city programs amid economic challenges.
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Keating’s Career Marked by Shifting U S India Links
The text recounts former U S ambassador career from 1969 to 1973 highlighting his India tenure, New York congressional role, and stance on Bangladesh, along with later work for Nixon re election and recall to the United States amid Middle East reassessment efforts. It notes India’s support for Bangladesh and Kennedy’s Senate challenge in 1964.
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Social Security deficits projected over 75 years
The trustees warn of a 3 percent annual deficit for 75 years driven by higher inflation boosting benefits and unemployment reducing payroll tax income. Long-range shortfalls stem from a predicted lower birth rate. By 2030 the worker to beneficiary ratio may be about 100 to 50, up from 100 to 30. Cardwell calls the projections concerning but not alarming.
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Oklahoma Traffic Toll Rises With Weekend Deaths
The state’s 1975 highway toll reached 219 after 12 more deaths over the weekend. Among the victims were Terry Bridges 18 of Waurika killed southeast of Temple on U S 70, Herbert Dawson 8 of Caney in a head on crash near Caney, Charles Hall 38 of Sparks in a hit and run pedestrian crash near Chandler, and Barbara Reynolds 29 of Westville who died from injuries in a wreck near Westville. Eight fatalities occurred Saturday at Muskogee Turnpike overpass crash and two children struck by a car on U S 59 near Shady Point.
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