Sneed Vies for Downtown Mall Deal in Lawton Rise
Local developer Frank Sneed disclosed he is "vitally interested" in Lawton Urban Renewal Authority downtown mall plans. He favors direct negotiations, stresses architecture, and notes three other interested parties. HUD backing and a higher city guarantee are pivotal to progress amid a $12 million construction effort and a $4 per square foot land price dispute.
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Skip Gibson
Frank Sneed
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority
March
Lawton Inc
Constitution Press
Sneed
Chamber of Commerce Urban Design Committee
Lura Board
Lawton
LURA
J. C. Hester & Associates
Lara
Hester
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Shultz Leads Hearings On Trade Proposals At Capitol
Shultz opened the administration case for trade proposals with hearings expected to run six weeks. About 200 witnesses including labor segments are slated to testify as critics warn of risks to U.S. producers and workers from imports and runaway factories.
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Shultz
U.S
Executive
Ways and
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate House Committee On Foreign Trade
Congress
Nixon
Soviet Union
Kissinger in Moscow Talks With Brezhnev at Zavidovo
Kissinger spent six days in talks with Brezhnev at Zavidovo north of Moscow. No details were disclosed. They discussed SALT and Soviet US relations ahead of Brezhnev's Washington meeting, with emigration and economic cooperation among possible topics. Kissinger urged patience before reporting to the President.
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Kissinger
Brezhnev
Zavidovo
Moscow
Soro
Nixon
Washington
Europe
Soviet Union
United States
Israel
Vietnam
Andrei A. Gromyko
White House
Kerr-Magee seeks 640-acre drilling units in Comanche County
Application filed to establish 640-acre drilling and spacing units for gas and gas condensate from Permian Cisco and Hoquille sources underlying sections 17 18 19 20 29 31 BW and 13 24 25 Township 4 North Range 9 10 West in Comanche County Oklahoma. Hearing set before Trial Examiner on May 24 1973 at 9 00 pm in Oklahoma City. Publication notice issued by the Corporation Commission.
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Lewton
Corporation Commission OF the
State OF Oklahoma
Kerr-Magee Corporation
Permian
Cisco
Hoxbar
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Covie CD
Ighoma
Comenche
Cisco Delow
Range
Township
Comenche County
Oklohome
The
Corporation Commission
Jim Thorpe
Oklahoma City
Corporation Commission OF Oklahoma
Kerr-McGee seeks adjudication of rights in Permian Cisco Hoxbar pools
Public notice in The Lowton Constitution lists Kerr-McGee Corporation as applicant in CD No 34661 requesting an order adjudicating rights and equities in the Permian Cisco and Hoxbar common sources in Section 19 Township 4 North Range 9 West Comanche County Oklahoma. Trial Examiner to hear evidence at 9:00 am on May 24 1973 in Oklahoma City.
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Corporation Commission OF the
State OF Oklahoma
Kerr-Mccgee Corporation
Permian
Cisco
Hoxbar
Township
Range 9
Comanche County
Oklahoma
E. L. Richards
Moendie M. Richards
Jessie E. McClain
Ramona Lucas
Gene T. Lucas
Patricia Bailey Sellers
Comanchelahome County
Ok 6
Commission
Ssue
Hoxber
Township 4
Range 9 West
Comenche County
Corporation Commission
Jimee
Okiohome City
Okioct
Corporation Commission OF Oklahoma
Charles Nesbitt
Ray C. Jones
Rex Privett
Oklahoma pari mutuel betting bill advances in Senate
Debate centers on county option and statewide voter approval for legalizing pari mutuel betting. Sen. Gene Howard leads the bill, Sen. Cleeta Rogers opposes House amendments, Hot Springs Ark. betting cited as revenue example, creating an seven member Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission to set rules.
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Howell
Keels
Keller
Lamb
Lane
Luton
Martin
Miller
Rogders
Trent
Watson
Young
Berrong
Field
Ham
Hargrave
Payne
Senate
Jim Hamilton
Cleeta John Rogers
Oklahoma City
Gene Howard
Tulsa
Rogers
Howard
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission
School Break-ins Hit Lawton With Property Loss
Lawton officials report frequent break-ins at schools with items stolen including microphones recorders and typewriters. Most criminals are junior high students targeting vending machines and soft drink machines. Some losses covered by state law parental responsibility applies. alarms planned for all city schools.
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Eisenhower
Elkins
Lawton
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Wichita Falls
Tex
IBM
Kuntz School
Fire alarms log from Lowton Fire Department
Alarms answered listing times and locations including Tuesday 2 42 p m at 405 N S8th grass fire Tuesday 5 12 p m at 3407 Cowie Road stove fire and Wednesday 10 28 a m at 913 S 4th a minor house fire.
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The
Lowton Fire Department
N. S8th
Cowie Road
S. 4Th
Notice of Intention To Apply For An Alcoholic Beverage License
Sarah Ruth Bell seeks a Package Store license under the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act. If granted, she will operate Chandelier Package Store at 610 Lee Blvd Lawton Comanche County. Dated May 4 1973 and notarized by Pat Bowman with commission expiration October 7 1976.
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Sarah Ruth Bell
N.W
Richardson makes a bid for Senate appointment after hearings
Richardson plans to ask individuals on a list if they will accept appointment and will choose the first willing candidate. He supports Judiciary Committee hearings and Senate input, with Mansfield predicting unanimous committee approval. Kennedy and Brooke praise Richardson's integrity and record.
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Richardson
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Brooke
Mike Mansfield
Judiciary Committee
Krogh Resigns After Blame For Watergate Actions
Former official Krogh admits his role in the Watergate affair and resigns from the administration effective 11 a.m. EDT. He says the decision stemmed from national security concerns but acknowledges errors and harm to individuals and public trust. The White House seeks return of classified documents from Dean and Sirica to advance the case.
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Krogh
Department of Transportation
Pentagon
Nixon
White House
John W. Dean III
Sirica
Dean
Senate Committee On
Elgin Woman Bitten By Snake
An 80-year-old Elgin resident, Hattie Glover, is hospitalized after a rattlesnake bit her right hand on Monday morning. She was admitted to Southwestern Clinic Hospital in fair condition. Dr. Fred T. Fox noted the bite occurred around 7 am on her porch where a flowerpot held the snake. The snake, found and killed later, had two rattles and a button. Release date unknown.
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Elgin
Hattie Glover
Revival Opens At City Church
Cache Road Baptist Church hosts revival services at 7 30 p m today through Sunday led by Rev Herman Rios of Lawton A one hour puppet show is scheduled for 10 a m Saturday Rev Rios a graduate of Eisenhower High School and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
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Cache Road Baptist Church
Herman Rios
Lawton
Rev. Rios
Eisenhower High School
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
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