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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1976
Page
2
The piece outlines steps for youths facing drugs, shoplifting, and abuse. It discusses telling guardians or authorities, penalties for theft, and prevention programs like project aware. It details mandatory reporting of child abuse and protective actions by DISRS and shelters, plus legal consequences for serious offenses.
Report describes injuries to Margaret Whitebear and Donny Beard Sr and Jr after a collision near University Hospital and Watonga. includes comments from juvenile services on help avenues, curfew rules, and handling delinquency. Mentions Comanche County Child Abuse Council and Marie Detty Youth Services Center. Addresses consequences for assaults and juvenile court processes.
Watson outlines rigorous British Army officer tests that filter out about 80 percent, the path to university and Sandhurst or a one year Sandhurst option, and notes gun testing at Fort Sill with future flight drop capability. He comments on Northern Ireland role and hopes for peace, plus juvenile center talks on records and rights and a PTSA program on alcoholism and career choices.
Fort Sill Museum director Gillett Griswold will discuss regional history with slide photos at the Southwestern Oklahoma Historical Society annual meeting. The 2 p.m. program at the Museum of the Great Plains is free and open to the public, with four directors to be elected January terms.
Bridges states ninety percent of students are not involved while nonstudents and former pupils use the game as an excuse. Bish notes principals are working hard and calls for help from students and parents to avoid drastic action.
District court records show an order dated April 20 reversed a July ruling, making the city's appeal too late. Supreme Court acceptance of April 20 date led to dismissal. Councilman Pursley seeks an investigation into the filing failure. council can only express displeasure, as the city manager handles attorney personnel.
Over five years the number of cents-off coupons distributed by U.S. manufacturers shrank from 16 billion to 4 billion. The average value grew from 10 cents to nearly 15 cents, reflecting a shift in consumer incentives and marketing strategies.
Rumsfeld discussed the transition and a smooth handover as Ford outlined plans to maintain stability through January 20. He said the new budget process will tighten the 1978 proposal, which Ford forecast at a record $121 billion, while Carter urged possible trims of 5 to 7 billion without weakening military capabilities.
Ohio counted votes across regions with Carter leading by 6 30 votes per the secretary of state and 7 575 per News Election Service. About 750 absentee ballots, mostly in Cleveland, remain uncounted. In Oregon Ford led Carter by 1 911 with 3 500 absentee ballots yet to count. final result could be delayed to Friday.
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