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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1972
Page
3
The report highlights a stark gender education disparity in Pakistan with just 9.3 percent of women able to read and write. It discusses implications for development, empowerment, and social progress, urging policy action to improve female schooling and literacy rates.
Tulsa accuses state Labor Commissioner Wilbur Wright and Assistant Commissioner Stanley Jerkins of unlawfully setting Rogers County wage rates for the Port of Ca toosa project. The city says prevailing scales exceeded private industry by over 20 percent and requests court intervention to resolve the dispute.
The piece recalls a high profile Vanderbilt match where the gambling three no trump bid disrupted one leading team. South opens three no trump and West counters with a club lead, yielding five club tricks and a heart before declarer moves in. West later blunders with a deuce, a rare misplay even by top players.
Yesteryears highlights include Darrell Riggins of Cache chosen president of the Aggie Club at Cameron College and D J O'Dell presiding at Lawton High School awards. Mrs A C Honeycutt hosts Rebekah Lodge meeting and Ted and Kloster Powell hosts visitors. A Friendly Neighbors Club quilt day is led by Mrs Earl Scammhorn. Peggy Elledge installed Rainbow Girls Worthy Advisor. 30 Years Ago: Lawton High halts classes for picnics. Capt J C McCain visits Lawton. Cameron Collegian wins state junior college contest.
The Board of Regents for the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges invites sealed bids for the Cameron State Agricultural College Boiler Addition FAA Building project in Lawton Oklahoma. Documents available at 2756 Northwest 23rd Street Oklahoma City with a $25 deposit for first two plan sets. Bids due May 23 1972 at 10 A M CDT. Pay minimum wages as required and bid withdrawals prohibited for six days after opening.
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