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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1975

Page

2

Tax Cut Plan Faces House Floor Amid Perot Refund Probe

The House Rules Committee approved sending tax-cut legislation to the floor with amendments. A highlight is a provision that could grant a $15 million refund to H Ross Perot, part of a broader $335 million boost to high income investors. Perot denies any involvement and requests exclusion from benefits. A Republican effort to tie spending ceilings to the bill failed 9 to 5.

Washington House Rules Committee Ways and Means Committee Perot Wall Street Journal Journal Ford

Revival Opens at Mahsetky United Methodist Church Apache

The Mahsetky United Methodist Church in Apache sponsors a Thanksgiving revival from today through Sunday. Rev Joe Pedro pastor announced today and Rev Steve Chibitty guest speaker from Mt. Scott Comanche United Methodist Church. A churchwide dinner at noon Sunday follows. Public invited.

Mahsetky United Methodist Church Apache Joe Pedro Steve Chibitty Mt. Scott Comanche

Funeral services for Lt. Col. Curran Jr.

Lt. Col. (Ret.) Edward J. Curran Jr., 50, of 3828 Columbia, died at Reynolds Army Hospital. Prayer services are at 7 p.m. today at Becker Funeral Home. Funeral is 11 a.m. Friday at St. Barbara's Catholic Church with Rev. James D. Stafford officiating. Burial with military honors in Post Cemetery, Fort Sill.

Edward J. Curran Jr Columbia Reynolds Army Hospital Becker Funeral Home St. Barbara's Catholic Church James D. Stafford Post Cemetery Fort Sill

Funeral pending for Ernest Schortemeyer 77

Funeral services are pending at Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home for Ernest Henry Schortemeyer 77 of 1711 Oak who died today in a local hospital after a brief illness. He was born April 6 1898 in Nashville Tennessee and married Stella Pearl Recknager on June 28 1930 in Independence Kansas. He was a retired construction worker and painter and a member of several local groups. Survivors include his wife, a daughter Louise Feather of Berrien Springs Michigan, a granddaughter and a great grandchild.

Ernest Henry Schortemeyer Oak Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home Mr. Schortemeyer Nashville Tenn Stella Pearl Recknager Independence Kan Schortemeyer Emmanuel Baptist Church Tulsa Painters Union Masonic Lodge VFW American Association of Retired Persons Lawton Robert Louise) Feather Berrien Springs Mich

Senate backs union picket bill despite Oklahoma opposition

Bill expanding union picketing power passed 52-45 with opposition from U S Sens Henry Bellmon and Dewey Bartlett of Oklahoma who voted against. The measure would allow unions to shut down entire construction sites over disputes with a single subcontractor. It now goes to a House Senate conference to reconcile differences. The United Nations HQ flag flies atop all flags in New York.

U.S Henry Bellmon Dewey Bartlett D-Okla Senate Bellmon Bartlett House

Open House Set At Bishop Elementary School

Bishop Elementary invites parents to an open house at 7 30 p m with PTA and Title I committees providing refreshments. Invitations have been sent and the class with the highest parental participation will win an award. Montreal population cited as 244 million.

Bishop Elementary PTA Title I

Road Death Case Arraignment Held

Pvt. Richard Troy Godwin of the 37th Field Artillery faced a first degree manslaughter arraignment over the November 12 fatal crash that killed Sharon Lee Pate, 18, near the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. Bond set at 10000 with a preliminary hearing scheduled for January 12.

Miss Pate Godwin Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Comanche County Memorial Hospital Robert Looney Reynolds Army Hospital

Texas statehood option tied to slavery balance

When Texas joined the United States in 1845 it could have split into up to five states but the plan never advanced. The hurdle was maintaining a balance between slaveholding and non slaveholding states.

Republic of Texas United States

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