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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1977

Page

4

Thirteen OSU Scholarships Awarded to Oklahoma Seniors

Thirteen graduating high school seniors from Oklahoma were awarded University Scholarships to Oklahoma State University for the 1977 78 year. Lawton recipients include F Russell Williams and John Mark Wilson. Other scholars come from Altus Apache Duncan Snyder Weatherford and towns across the state.

Oklahoma Oklahoma State University F. Russell Williams John Mark Wilson Lawton Mitchell Dale Jones Sandra Dianne Nathe Michael Douglas Walker Altus Vicky Loraine Kardakus Apache Rita Marie Jacobi Jerry Bob Pollock Scott Leeman Price Stephen William Ragland Nancy Ruth Wyatt Duncan Danny Joe Pierce Snyder Kenneth Wayne Ellinger Weatherford

Carter to Meet Assad in Geneva on Arab Israeli Peace Efforts

President Carter acting as prime minister designate aims to press for progress in Arab Israeli talks. Assad seeks a turning point as Geneva hosts talks with Carter, Vance notes Assad's views will shape final settlement policy. Carter courts broader Middle East diplomacy after meetings with Rabin Sadat and Hussein in Washington.

Carter Assad Geneva Cyrus Vance Washington Israel Yitzhak Rabin Anwar Sadat Hussein Jordan Fahd Saudi Arabia Golan Heights Syria

Multiple Traffic Fatalities Reported Across Oklahoma

Police reported several fatal crashes across Oklahoma. Robb Summy, 18, of Oklahoma City died after his motorcycle hit a pickup on north May Avenue while turning. Zephaniha Griffith, 21, of Spiro, died from crash injuries on U.S. 177 in Noble County. Georgian Burns, 37, of Miami, died after a van strike near Afton. A 10 year old, John Cockrell, died on arrival after a Miami crash. An Oklahoma man’s passenger Ronnie White, 30, died in a Garber collision when a pickup veered off the road and hit a bridge.

Robb Alan Summy Oklahoma City North May Avenue Zephaniha Griffith Spiro U.S. 177 Noble County Georgian B. Burns Miami Afton U.S. 60 John D. Cockrell Garber Ronnie White Lindel O. White

Fort Sill honors Garrison and D'Amico in museum tour

Garrison and D Amico were hosted by Col Talbot Barnard for a Fort Sill visit that included a museum tour and luncheon. They were welcomed by the Fort Sill Museum Board and noted their past investigations and writings on political upheaval and governance.

Garrison D'Amico Fort Sill Col Talbot Barnard Directorate of Plans and Training Fort Sill Museum

Former Cityan Monty Stanford Named Outstanding Young Man

Former Lawton resident Monty Carlis Stanford 34 of Seal Beach California is listed in a directory of the Outstanding Young Men of America. He is the son of Curtis and (Mrs.) Stanford of Hobbs New Mexico and grandson of Mrs. G. A. Wyatt. Stanford works as a mass communications specialist at the University of Southern California.

Lawton Monty Carlis Stanford Seal Beach Calif Stanford Curtis Stanford Hobbs N.mex G. A. Wyatt Euclid University of Southern California

Nation's health care bill swallows $140 billion yearly

It takes more than a month of every American's annual pay to cover health care costs, totaling 140 billion dollars each year for the nation.

Theft Cases Open Jury Docket Here

Juries were seated today to try two Lawton men charged with a Dec. 9 purse theft as a district court jury docket opened. Alfred Lee Smith 21 faces a purse theft charge and robbery by force and fear with a potential five years to life on the felony count. Smith's alleged accomplice Johnny L. Johnson 18 also faces robbery by force and fear. A third trial was canceled after Charles W. Neal 32 and Boyd M. Hull 48 of Joplin Mo pleaded guilty to burglary of vending machines and received two-year deferred sentences.

Lawton Dist Jack Brock Alfred Lee Smith William Roberts Smith Johnny L. Johnson Charles W. Neal Boyd M. Hull Joplin

Gunman Robs Area Restaurant Near Lawton

A lone gunman robbed Underwood's Ranch House on SH 49 north of Lawton Sunday night, taking an undetermined amount from the cash register. Deputy Neil Springborn reported the suspect as about 5 feet 8 inches, average build with short black hair and a dark complexion, leaving in an older green pickup.

Springborn

Enrollment Opens For YMCA Camp At Fort Sill

YMCA day camp at Fort Sill Ambrosia Springs opens with five two week sessions for grades one through four. Duane Del Vecchio named camp director. Activities include flag ceremonies archery crafts swimming and nature study. Sessions run 9 am to 3 30 pm Monday through Friday with holidays May 30 and July 4. Milks provided lunches optional.

YMCA Duane del Vecchio Fort Sill Ambrosia Springs

Plan to tax all wages under Carter plan and Social Security funding

The administration proposes taxing all wages for Social Security and funding from general revenue when unemployment exceeds 6 percent. Employers would pay Social Security on all wages, while workers’ contributions rise but not to full income. The current $16 500 wage base would be raised by $2 400 by 1985. Disability and Old Age funds face exhaustion by the early 1980s.

Federal Disability Insurance Trust Fund Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund Federal Disability Fund Old Age and Survivors Fund

Lawmakers clash over where to place lobbying bill ban

Senate favors full inclusion of the conflict-of-interest measures in a lobby regulation bill while House leaders moved the ban on legislators appearing for a fee into the lobby bill. Howard argues the ban belongs in the conflict-of-interest package, not the lobby bill.

House Howard

Police Log Report From City Areas

Numerous incidents reported to city police include forced entry at Village Green Apts and thefts at Ellis Motel Jett Erwin and Jett Erwin incidents of theft and damage are listed along with battery and harassment cases Public safety items were noted in several reports including a dog bite and a hammer strike. charges or outcomes not specified

Village Green Apts Village Green Drive Ellis Motel Cowie Road Debra A. Joyner New York Paul Meverie Lawton Southwestern Furniture Gore Prite Willliam T. Lamb Horton Yellow Cob Company 17Th Douglas Jett Erwin Charles Marshall Fort Sill Donny Self Floyd Verio J. Minecoby Lee Joseph Volonti Ronnie Blix Georgia John Martin Rogers Lane Michael Stapleton Ferris Thomas W. Ward Dearborn Jean Dodson Kinyon Sheila Carter Roosevelt

Lawton Council Delay Due to Petroleum Dinner

Lawton city council will start at 7 30 p m instead of 7 p m this Tuesday due to a dinner with the Oklahoma Petroleum Council at the Lawtonian. Mayor Wayne Gilley and council members attend the meal and will arrive late.

Lawton Oklahoma Petroleum Council Wayne Gilley Petroleum Council Lawtonian

Hearst Case Probation Granted After Kidnap Victim Claim

F Lee Bailey argued that Patricia Hearst acted under duress as a kidnap victim. The judge granted five years probation on two counts no contest, striking two firearm allegations. Hearst had faced potential sentences up to 154 years. The Harrises deny orders and face separate trials, with Hearst living under guard since last November.

Mayerson Miss Hearst F. Lee Bailey Harrises Oakland San Francisco

U S agricultural exports near twenty two billion in 1976

U S agricultural exports rose sharply over five years reaching over 22 billion dollars in fiscal 1976 marking a near threefold increase. The surge reflects growing demand for farm products and expanded overseas markets.

U.S

Infant Larrie Cornelius Johnson Jr. Funeral Set at Fort Sill

Graveside services for infant Larrie Cornelius Johnson Jr. will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Post Cemetery Fort Sill with Chaplain Janet K. Yariott officiating. The infant born and died May 4 at Reynolds Army Hospital is buried under Miller's Mortuary direction. Survivors include his parents and grandparents Louis Gibbs Rosie Broadnax and others in Norfolk Virginia.

Larrie Cornelius Johnson Jr E-4 Larrie Cornelius Johnson Sr Pollard Ave Post Fort Sill Janet K. Yariott Reynolds Army Hospital Miller’s Mortuary Louis Gibbs Rosie Broadnax Norfolk

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