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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1973
Page
4
Forty-one hunters still chasing elk at noon as the second day of the fifth annual refuge elk hunt proceeds in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. A total of 42 started at dawn with one elk reported by noon. overall 384 will have a chance before mid-December.
Fragments show multiple funeral services and survivors. Dale P Ford and Hazel Jeantet are named with birth and service details. other lines mention family, occupations, and church affiliations across Cameron and Lawton areas.
The ceremony featured Anne and Prince Philip smiling as they rode in coaches to the Abbey while Coldstream Guards and Irish Guards lined the procession. Capt. Eric Grounds served as best man, a fellow officer in the Queen's Dragoon Guards, amid concerns over the economic state and fuel strikes.
Ohira says oil from Arab nations is being restricted as Saudi Arabia links supplies to Japan breaking relations with Israel. Japan faces a 16 percent cut and may curb imports as Kisuke seeks guidance on Arabs and Israel policy amid talks with Kissinger about China ties.
A counterfeit money display will be shown in the Sheridan Bank and Trust Co lobby from November 30 through December 5. The exhibit features counterfeit and genuine bills from $1 to $100 and allows viewers to test them by pressing an electric switch to determine counterfeit or genuine status.
A Saturday afternoon artillery p m gathering will be held at post officers clubs with Red beer served for a nickel. On Thursday the 75th Field Artillery Group marks a commemorative birthday in Theater Four on Sheridan Road with Brig. Gen. Robert J. Koch as speaker. Koch will also address attendees at 3 10 p m Saturday after a Field Artillery history film. a Field Artillery history film plays on post Channel 10 at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Friday.
Al Ahram reports Israel’s refusal to remove checkpoints violates the cease fire Kissinger brokered last week. The paper says the path to peace remains long and hard with no military collision avoided while agreements are not implemented.
Rev Antonson speaking after a Baptist convention resolution against gambling noted that pari mutuel betting brings no economic benefit and may raise law enforcement costs and crime. He said the issue drew no floor debate, adding gambling is not controversial among Baptists.
The Fort Sill Indian School football team will be honored at a powwow on Friday November 23 at 6 30 pm at the Apache Fairgrounds Exhibit Building. Proceeds benefit senior team members including John D Wahnee head feather dancer and Ralph Kotay head singer. event open to singers clubs dancers and public.
A preliminary hearing was scheduled for December 19 and bond set at 5000 dollars for Montie E. Conley 22 of 1205 C arraigned in District Court Tuesday on a marijuana sale charge. He is accused of selling two pounds of marijuana to a police undercover agent on Monday.
A report notes that canned goods make up about 10 percent of the food consumed in the United States, highlighting their role in household pantries and national dietary patterns.
President Nixon vowed to seek help from special prosecutor Leon Jaworski to disclose Watergate information. Senate allies reported frank, candid talks but no commitment to private on the record session. Senators noted discussions on disclosures about ITT dairy deals and estate acquisitions. Nixon aims for a forum avoiding court interference and clarified Dean testimony accuracy. Brooke suggested resignation as unlikely, while Scott offered a different read of the exchange.
George Lee Montgomery will address the Comanche County Mental Health Association at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Public Service Building Seventh and C Accompanying Lt Montgomery will be Lt Ansel Divins in charge of Progress Hall Annex and Harold Allred a counselor at the Annex Roy Moore president of the association said the meeting is open to the public and aims to explain the Progress Hall program
Vo Tech official Bob Jarvis spoke at a Lawton High School DECA breakfast about Getting Ahead in the Real World of Work. Students won first Carmen Vasquez, second Jim Cleek, third Fredda Burch in a radio commercial contest. Bruce Gray, DECA adviser, attended as a guest.
About 300 officers from 27 states, including National Guard, reserve and active Army, attend Command and General Staff classes at Fort Sill. Taught by the 4158th U S Army Reserve School from Shreveport Louisiana, the course trains officers for high level command and staff roles, commonly held at Fort Leavenworth.
The 4158th U S Army Reserve unit based at Fort Sill prepares to reach the course for duty.
State of unrest followed a fatal shooting of inmate Franklin Melandre last Thursday in the maximum security area. Guards fired tear gas canisters amid what authorities describe as tension as two inmates agreed to testify in a related death case. six handguns have been found in the facility over the past month. An inmate attempted suicide by hanging and by slashing wrists Tuesday evening.
A 21 year old Lawton man Edgar Kranau received nine months in county jail on a drug possession charge after pleading guilty in district court. He faced concurrent nine month sentences for marijuana possession and driving under the influence of drugs following the district attorney's recommendation.
Report notes an estimate that Americans purchased about 43 pillion cough drops during 1973. The item appears in a brief survey of common consumer medicine usage.
District Attorney dismissed felony charges of shooting with intent to kill in a November 4 exchange of gunfire at the Texas Bar-B-Q Cafe. Willie Bell and Odis Thompson, both linked to 1506 Lee Blvd, had charges dropped. Thompson was wounded in the incident. Court records note a 1957 manslaughter sentence for Thompson.
A 21 year old Cache man found Monday night near a propane tank with a potato sack over his head and a hose from the tank to the sack was listed in satisfactory condition at a local hospital. Police said he had been working at the farm site near Fort Sill Indian School.
Monks, years ago, established carp grounds where fish were fed similarly to poultry, a practice noted in the article.
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