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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1976

Page

5

City National Bank Opens New Downtown Lawton Building

Lawton's oldest bank, City National Bank and Trust Company, holds a grand opening in its four story Montgomery Square building from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday with a Monday start for regular business. The event includes prizes, gifts, Santa Claus, and a ribbon ceremony at 1:45 p.m. The block is renamed Montgomery Square in honor of former bank president Dolph Montgomery.

Lawton The City National Bank and Trust Company Montgomery Square Jerry W. Barker Bank Barker J. R. ‘Dolph’ Montgomery Fifth Hawai Santa Claus Omniplan Harrell and Hamilton Dallas Texas Chapman Construction Company Lambert Landscape Company

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Lawton Receives New City Manager After Interim Service

The city has not had a permanent manager since August. Reuben Brown has served as acting manager during the search. Mayor Wayne Gilley praised Brown’s work while officials review the Lawton budget and related reports.

Lawton John Thomson Reuben Brown Wayne Gilley Brown

Quieting Title Petition in Comanche County Oklahoma

The District Court of Comanche County Oklahoma receives a petition by Francis W Heinz owner of fee simple title to Lots 2 and 72 Block 28 and other parcels in Elgin. The defendants including Timothy Avon and others are required to answer by December 29 1976 or a judgment will be entered quieting title in the plaintiff and barring any claims. Filed November 15 1976 by Goo Love Joyner Goo Low Garrett and Meyers Inc Attorneys for Plaintiff.

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Fort Sill Earns Army Conservation Award Accolade

Fort Sill learned in May it won the Department of the Army Conservation Award after a Defense Department judging visit. The post highlighted 28,000 tree seedlings planted, pond construction, more catchable fish, and wildlife food plots across several wooded areas. Camp Lejeune won the overall Defense Award. Van Denberg AFB and Meridian NAS led their services.

Fort Sill Department of the Army Department of Defense Defense Department Army Secretary of Defense Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Jacksonville N.C Air Force Vandenberg Air Force Base Lompoc Alif Navy Meridian Naval Air Station Meridian Miss

Oklahoma City Powwow Aids American Indian Exposition

A Sunday powwow in Oklahoma City supports the annual American Indian Exposition planned for August 15 to 23 in Anadarko. Sponsored by the exposition board of directors, it opens with gourd dancing at 2 p.m. in the Crutcho Armory, followed by a 5:30 p.m. dinner and war and social dances.

Oklahoma City Anadarko Exposition Board of Directors Crutcho Armory

Carter weighs tax cut stance during Thanksgiving homecoming

President elect Jimmy Carter returns to Plains Georgia for Thanksgiving and says he will not rush a tax cut. He reviews January economic indicators due in February and aims to boost jobs with growth targets of 6 percent next year while trimming unemployment from 7.9 percent. Carter meetings in Washington with Ford aides and Congress are cited as groundwork for a cooperative transition.

Plains Jimmy Carter Carter Washington Ford GOP Congress Capitol Republcans White House Camp David Moere Arthur Burns Federal Reserve Board Burns Bent Carter Griffin Midwest Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate John Anderson R-N House Republican Conference

Students Prepare Thanksgiving Meal at Fort Sill School

Students from preschool to first grade joined in a Thanksgiving dinner at Fort Sill Children's School. Principal Mrs. Johanna Seignious said younger children toiled with their mothers on a stew while first graders cooked turkey dressing and pie with teachers Bet By Harrell Karen Bonnell Sharon Dye Catherine Lundquist and Nancy Fisher supervising.

Fort Sill Johanna Seignious Betty Harrell Karen Bonnell Sharon Dye Catherine Lundquist Nancy Fisher

Bush Nominates to Head CIA Faces Senate Resistance

President Bush pledges to protect CIA confidentiality and learn from the past while focusing on the future after succeeding William E. Colby. The nomination sparked opposition from Senator Church who warned it would undermine agency reform and CIA independence.

CIA Bush William E. Colby Senate Frank Church Idaho Senate Intelligence Committee White House Pentagon

Duncan Student Faces Four Counts of First Degree Rape

Special Dist. Judge Perrine weighs defense motions to suppress Turner statements and evidence. Turner, Cameron University student, was stopped Sept 16 while riding a bicycle near a rape scene. an arrest warrant followed Sept 17. Defense claims the stop was an arrest and that Turner did not voluntarily go to the police station for fingerprinting, while police say he walked in and consented.

Turner Duncan Dave Shrope

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