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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1977

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Severe Weather Strikes Southwest Oklahoma Itself

Two thunderstorms swept across Southwest Oklahoma bringing heavy rain and minor damage. Funnel clouds were sighted near Lawton and south of Frederick with no injuries reported. A roof was blown off the Jones Drilling Co offices east of Duncan, while nearby cars were damaged by debris. Duncan recorded about three inches of rain with a later storm delivering 1.5 inches nearby Snyder reported.

Consttution Oklahoma Lawton Frederick Jones Drilling Co Duncan Civil Defense Office Snyder

South Africa May Balk At Young Visit

Foreign Minister Botha said it might not be convenient to receive U N ambassador Andrew Young in South Africa this month. Aide said the door not closed. Young reportedly planned talks with black leaders and possible meeting with Sobukwe.

Johannesburg South Africa R.F. Botha U.N. Amassador Andrew Young Botha Cape Town Young U.S. State Department Washington University of Witwatersrand New York Soweto Robert Sobukwe Sobukwe Youngs Atlanta

Unemployment Falls to 7 Percent in April Milestone

The April jobless rate dropped from 7.3 to 7 percent, the lowest since November 1974, with 348000 more employed bringing total nonfarm employment to about 90 million. Unemployment fell 330000 to 6.7 million as layoffs declined, signaling a strengthening economy despite rising wholesale prices.

Washington Labor Department Treasury W. Michael Blumenthal

Carter Visits England in Northeast Welcome and Historic Tour

President Carter toured northeast England during his first overseas trip as he visited Old Hall ancestral site of Washington family and met Cal laghan in Newcastle. He received a miner's lamp gift and planted a ceremonial tree in Washington town while locals cheered amid heat and factory district scenes.

Britain James Callaghan Jimmy Carter Civic Newcastle England Callaghan Carter Washington George Washington Geordie London United States June Thompson Norman Davidson Corning Glass Co Sunderland Old Hall America Audrey Air Force One Atlanta J.C

Vance Seeks New Rhodesia Initiative With Britain

Secretary of State Cyrus Vance met British Foreign Secretary David Owen in London to discuss a joint conference aimed at establishing black majority rule in Rhodesia. President Carter supports a fresh British led effort with militant black leaders like Joshua Nkomo, who arrived in London for talks.

London Carter George Washington Cyrus A. Vance Rhodesia Vance David Owen Foreign Office U.S Geneva Joshua Nkomo Patriotic Front Robert Mugabe Nkomo Ian Smith Owen

Hall of Fame Inductees Slated for Fort Sill OCS Ceremony

James C. Garrison and Louis O. D Amico, both OCS 1942 graduates, to be inducted into Fort Sill Officer Candidate School Hall of Fame. Garrison, ex New Orleans prosecutor and JFK assassination investigator, retired as Louisiana National Guard lieutenant colonel. D Amico, former Louisiana Guard colonel, now Port Authority of Portland official, retired deputy adjutant general. Ceremony 9 30 a m Monday in Building 441 West side Old Post Quadrangle. nominations submitted by Col. Numa P Avendano. Both enlisted as privates in Battery E 41st Field Artillery in 1938 with active duty in 1941.

Paul McClung James C Jim) Garrison New Orleans Kennedy Louisiana National Guard Louis O. D'Amico Fort Sill Garrison D’amico Port Authority Portland Ore Europe OCS Hall of Fame Building Old Post Quadrangle Numa P. Avendano Lawton Washington Artillery 14Th Field Artillery 41St Field Artillery Talbott Barnard Field Artillery Museum Board of Governors OCS

City expands tornado siren network in Lawton

ITV crews begin revamping Lawton tornado siren system installing seven new units and relocating six others at Regal Estates Mission Village and other additions. Cost about 27295 with 12648 city funds and federal money covers the rest. New units replace old sites and relocations extend coverage as growth continues.

41St Ford Civil Defense ITV Wes Miller Lawton Miller

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