Lawton Board OKs expenditures and bond push
The Lawton Board of Education approved about $20 000 in routine expenditures while preparing for a December 9 bond election totaling 4.5 million to fund two new junior high schools. Superintendent Hugh Bish and board members defended the plan against concerns of enrollment decline, citing space needs from state pupil teacher ratio laws.
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French Attache to Visit Lawton and Fort Sill Tour
The new French military attache Brig. Gen. C Georges Fricaud Chagnnaud arrives in Lawton Monday for a two day visit. Lt. Col. Louis Chapelin will greet him at Lawton Municipal Airport. Fricaud Chagnnaud served 33 years in the French army and began with the Free French in World War I. He previously studied at the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk Virginia. In Lawton local school facts include a ratio drop from 35 to 1 to 29 to 1 since 1968 69 with enrollment down but space still in demand. The board faces PTA fundraising debate led by Robert Burns of Woodland Hills Elementary PTA.
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