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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1975

Page

3

City Hit By New Flood As Storm Desends On Region

Rainfall from a west to east storm caused flash flooding across Lawton and surrounding counties. Officials warned of continued showers and rising creek levels, with lanes blocked, barricades set, and several neighborhoods experiencing high water. Dam and lake levels were managed as authorities expected more runoff this afternoon.

Lawton Wolf Creek 38Th and Lee Lincoln 51St Liberty Meadowbrook Woodland Hills School Ferris Rogers Lane 38Th Street Almor West Woodland Hills Fort Sill Boulevard Fort Sill Gate 3 Sixth Street 25Th Gore 23Rd 24Th Streets H Avenue 35Th Street Gore Boulevard City Hall

Police Aid Flood Victims As Water Mounts Here

Lawton residents faced rising floodwaters as Wolf Creek and area creeks overflowed into residential zones along Gore Avenue and Cache Road. Police evacuated three people and monitored stalled cars while Fire Department reported no major emergencies. County officials noted limited county flooding and sought barricades citywide.

Page One Fie Cache Road Fort Sill Boulevard 38Th Street Sharp Sheridan Road Holiday Inn 32Nd Street Gore and Wolf Creek Fort Sill Gate 3 35Th Street Gore Boulevard 23Rd 24Th H Avenue 16Th Lincoln 25Th Gore Sixth Rogers Lane 51St Liberty Ferris Avenue 11Th 14Th Lawton 17Th Ward Comanche County

Alaska Supreme Court Legalizes Private Marijuana Use

The Alaska Supreme Court ruled 5 4 to permit possession of marijuana for private use in the home, making Alaska the first state to legalize some private use. Public possession and sale penalties remain, tied to state interests. The ruling cites privacy rights and notes no conclusive evidence proving marijuana is harmless, while stressing cautions about minors and driving.

Juneau Alaska Alaska Supreme Court R. Collin Middleton Anchorage U.S. Supreme Court Jay Rabinowitz

Bighorn Sheep Return to Idaho's Hells Canyon

Wildlife officials report bighorn sheep reestablishing in Hells Canyon Idaho’s Serbet Primitive Area after a period of absence. Rangers note renewed grazing and habitat activity as the herd expands toward the ring stage that digging in the canyon.

Idaho Hells Canyon

Kortmeyer Chiropractic announces evening hours week

Dr. Craig A Kortmeyer announces new evening hours from two to eight p m Monday through Friday at 2016 W Gore Blvd phone 357 1666 for appointments in his chiropractic practice in Roseville Illinois or nearby area

CSSUE Craig A. Kortmeyer W. Gore

Wheat responds to moisture with moisture threshold and prices

Weather and harvest notes in Southwest Oklahoma describe 13.5 percent moisture marking tough wheat, a $3.03 per bushel price, and ongoing concerns over weeds and flood impact. Farmers like Marvin Pittman remain optimistic about harvest despite wet conditions and rising water around Beaver and Pumpkin Center.

Oklahoma Marvin Pittman Pumpkin Center Lawton

Dormitory Fire Reports From Lowtor Fire Department

Fire records list times and locations including 48 Fort Lift Blvd 3 24 pm trash fire 09 pm 1605 A house fire 6 17 pm 233 See wash down gas 7 2 pm Elm 530 Elm wash down gas 1 13 pm expressway and Cowie Road dispatches total 658 this year

Fort Lift Blvd Cowie Road

Waurika Flood Evacuation and Water Conditions Improve

Warning affected about 3 percent of families on Waurika west side along Beaver and Cow Creeks. By Tuesday storms eased lowering creeks and dams allowing cleanup. Six of 30 flood homes reported heavy damage. Cow Creek overflow caused minimal damage. two sewer crossings washed away and lift stations flooded. Combs noted Manche Lake within two feet of running and the city remained on alert but not panicked.

Lake Lawtonka Elisworth Ellsworth Lawton Cotton County Walters Comanche Stephens County Sheriff's Department Cow Creek Gulf of Mexico Page One Waurika Beaver Cow Creeks Waurika Dam Beaver Creek Cow Combs Comanche Lake

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