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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1975
Page
2
Warrant Officer Philip M. Harner reports the refugee food program is better due to Vietnamese volunteers who supervise cooking. Rice is cooked to Vietnamese preference, soy sauce shortages are being addressed, and a new menu awaiting approval adds fresh and canned vegetables to meals alongside rice plus pork fish or chicken and fruit.
Tuesday Ford outlined a plan to bring 135000 South Vietnamese to the United States. He asked for 507 million dollars to fund resettlement. Senators Byrd and lawmakers questioned the full amount stating 3000 dollars per refugee seems high.
A Kiowa Treaty Rights Workshop will run Saturday and Sunday at the Montego Bay Motel. John Belindo of Albuquerque, Kiowa Navajo and head of the Native American Legal Defense and Education Fund, directs for Kiowa Business Committee staff. It covers treaties from 1835 to today. For more info contact Bob Cannon at 353-2364.
Race Ford praises Ambassador Martin for evacuations from Vietnam while citing hard intelligence on Cambodian executions and a blood bath. He notes Vietnam fear driven flight of 120 000 people as evidence of danger. Ford predicts gradual SALT progress and housing upturn amid rising bank deposits and stalled summer job funding. He hints at informal campaign plans led by Burch. Herb Jacobs leads Cameron sports desk and previews football.
Funeral services for Helen Mae Black aged 48 of 103 Cimarron Trail will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the New Post Chapel Fort Sill with Rev. Edward E. Davis officiating. Burial will follow in Post Cemetery Fort Sill under Miller's Mortuary direction.
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture reports today prices across several grains and products. Wheat ranges from 2.96 to 3.55 per bushel with multiple towns listed. barley 2.20 to 2.60. Milo 4.15 to 4.85. soybeans 4.39 to 5.14 per bushel. alfalfa hay 50 per ton at Chickasha and Pauls Valley. broilers live at 24. eggs large 54 per dozen and mediums 46. Local towns named include Keyes Liberal Perryton Watonga Geary Kingfisher Ponca City Temple Weatherford Yukon Clinton El Reno Hobart Man chester Pauls Valley.
The notice outlines class meeting patterns for May 13 to May 16 across multiple configurations. It lists days and times for courses with labels such as TThF MTTh Tu Th and MW MW WF daily four-day five-day schedules and laboratory emphasis.
U S District Judge Wesley E Brown reviews evidence linking Robert G Grove to Winters campaign funding as the second Winters trial opens. Witnesses describe banking money flowing through Grove, while prosecutors seek to keep the case intact and avoid weakening the indictment. The court watches for legal form of the conspiracy charge as jurors are seated and a cash register history is noted.
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