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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1972

Page

4

Thanksgiving feast at Vo-Tech School feeds 300 in Lawton

Students and teachers at Great Plains Area Vo-Tech hosted a Thanksgiving lunch for about 300 people including 200 students, with Wallace and seven advanced students working overnight in shifts. Adults paid $1 and students 40 cents for a varied menu. The piece also reports Lawton Comanche County census data on poverty, labor force, and employment by sector.

Great Plains Area Vo-Tech John Wallace Food Service Wallace Advanced Food Services Lawton Comanche County Census Bureau Fort Sill

Ward boundary change eyed to balance population

Discussion suggests moving part of Ward Three into Ward Four to equalize population. Commission members listed include Bob Norris Terry Reffert Ward 1 J L Logan Jason Monroe Ward 2 Dr Robert Hillis Gerald Reed Ward 3 Lawrence Kuykendall Dennis Hamilton Ward 5 and LMAPC representative Mrs Jo Johnson. City Planner Walt Belland serves as ex officio non voting member.

Commission Bob Norris Terry Reffert J. L. Logan Jason Monroe Robert Hillis Gerald Reed Lawrence Kuykendall Dennis Hamilton Jo Johnson LMAPC Walt Belland

Gas firms appeal to high courts over Oklahoma price plan

The Oklahoma gas commission aims to enforce minimum prices on in state natural gas to prevent waste, despite a Federal Power Commission rejection of a request by two producers for up to 14 cents more per thousand cubic feet. At least 10 companies have appealed to the state court. Chairman Charles Nesbitt announced the stance Monday.

Oklahoma U. S Supreme Courts Charles Nesbitt Commission Federal Power Commission

Front-line clashes intensify as cease-fire talks drag on

Ground action in South Vietnam accelerates amid Paris negotiations. Communist shelling hits Da Nang and a string of hit-and-run attacks around Saigon. For the fifth day heavy fighting persists south of the DMZ and in the central highlands near Pleiku. North Vietnamese artillery targets Quang Tri with over 1000 shells. Marine losses mount as air and ground actions claim lives and injuries on both sides.

South Vietnam Paris da Nang Saigon Demilitarized Zone Pleiku Quang Tri City Central Highlands Highlands

Central Purchasing Plan Moves Lawton City Expansion

City actions include rezoning of 2101 2109 West Gore property from R 4 to C 1 for business growth near the family hardware store. A downtown alley vacate was directed to accommodate Lawton Urban Renewal Authority plans.

Easton Family Hardware West Gore Boulevard E Avenues Lawton West Baltimore North 23Rd Street Swinney School Swinney Pta Freeman Inc Sungate Cleo Craig Max Seibold City Mission Goodwill Industries Goodwill PAL Crisis The Disabled American Veterans Craig Seibold

Fighting Flares In Golan Heights Amid Syrian Skirmishes

Israeli air forces bomb Syrian army and guerrilla bases and artillery positions after intensified terrorist activity in the Golan Heights. Syria shells paramilitary settlements as Soviet arms deliveries to Damascus reportedly step up. Israeli losses include six planes, with a total of 39 Syrian planes downed since 1967. two MIG21s were shot down in the last major clash on November 9.

Golan Heights Damascus Israel Syria Sahm el Jaulan Jilin Jiser Ashari

Winter Storm Drops Up to Ten Inches in Oklahoma

Northwestern Oklahoma endures four to ten inches of snow with Woodward near ten inches by midmorning. Snow and fog hinder visibility across the state as warnings remain in effect for western and northern areas. Road slickness causes accidents and one death in the Oklahoma City region while the southeast sees mixed precipitation and fewer impacts.

Oklahoma Woodward U.S. Weather Service Hobart Weather Bureau Northwest Panhandle Oklahoma City Highway Patrol Guyman Ardmore Lawton New Mexico West Texas Western Gulf Arkansas Kansas Texas Texas Panhandle Lubbock Tennessee

Uniform Evidence Rules Issued By High Court

The Supreme Court issued uniform evidence rules to govern federal and civil and criminal trials nationwide with July 1 as the anticipated effective date. Justice Douglas dissented, while Albert E. Jenner Jr. praised the move as a milestone unifying practices across courts as lawyers and judges move between jurisdictions.

Washington Supreme Court Congress Albert E. Jenner Jr Chicago Bar John L. McClellan D-Ark Senate Criminal Laws Subcommittee William O. Douglas U.S. Judicial Conference Jenner Associated Press

Kissinger Talks With Saigon Leader Over Paris Peace Draft

Kissinger conferred Monday night with Pham Dang Lam head of the Saigon delegation to the Paris peace talks while Hanoi said similar contact was kept with Viet Cong representatives. Thieu rejects the cease fire draft citing troop withdrawal and a pro Communist election supervision council as unacceptable. Kissinger and Tho reportedly reached general agreement in secret talks last month on the draft.

Kissinger Pham Dang Lam Saigon Paris Hanoi Tho Nixon Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam Thieu Council of Communists

British phone delays hit yearlong waits for new lines

In Britain customers face delays of up to a year for telephone installations due to a backlog of new subscribers. The issue affects households and businesses awaiting line connections amid growing demand.

Britain

Statement of Nondiscrimination Assurance Summary

A rural electric cooperative files a Compliance Assurance with the USDA Rural Electrification Administration to comply with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. It pledges no discrimination based on race color or national origin in service, rates, facilities, meetings, or beneficiary rights and outlines complaint procedures with a 90 day filing window.

Rural Electrification Administration Department of Agriculture United States Secretary of Agriculture Washington, D.C

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