LURA Helps Family Move Amid Urban Renewal Pressure
Rose Hill residents elected 26 black representatives in 1970 and planned improvements. Stormer, not in the planning, moved his family after LURA contact, finding a new home in Sungate Addition in east Lawton. His children include Larry a college junior and Vietnam veterans Ernie and John Jr. in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
Stormer
Lura
Sungate Addition
East
Lawton
Larry
Cameron College
Kathy
Donald
Joyce
Erniie
John Jr
Vietnam
U.S. Army
Shirley Broomfield
Marie Detty
Carolyn Collins
Fort Wayne
Ind
John Stormer Sr
Lawton View
Farm value shares of beef and pork rise and fall
The USDA retail surveys show that housewives paid just under 1.13 dollars per pound for beef and 0.875 dollars for pork. Farm value stood at 69.1 cents for beef and 50.1 cents for pork, with September and June July comparisons. The farm value reflects producers’ portion of retail prices, not the producer price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Moscow air crash toll rises amid second Aeroflot disaster
Aviation officials and medical teams, led by JAL President Shizuo Asada, traveled to Moscow to assist investigation of the crash. This followed another Aeroflot Ilyushin 62 crash six weeks earlier near the same airport, which killed 176 people and marked aviation history's worst disaster.
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Tion
JAL
Shizuo Asada
Moscow
Aeroflot
Change of command at Artillery Training Center Fort Sill
A change of command ceremony for the 1st Battalion U S Army Artillery Training Center will be held at 1 30 pm Friday in Howitzer Park Fort Sill Boulevard. Lt Col Sylvanius J Williams III becomes commander, succeeding Lt Col Norman E Sliva.
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U.S. Army Artillery Training Center
Fnday
Howitzer Park
Fort Sill Boulevard
Sylvanius J. Williams III
U.S. Army Combat Developments Command
Field Artillery Agency
Williams
Norman E. Sliva
Conservative view on new state funds amid earmarked revenue
Spiller urges caution as almost 80 million in new money could be available but warns appropriations are hard to cut later since federal funds are out of state control. Next year’s state expenditures will exceed appropriations with most funds earmarked for agencies. Welfare gets the sales tax, county and highway programs receive gasoline tax revenue, and other taxes are similarly dedicated.
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Spiller
State Highway Department
HUD officials to meet in Lawton Oklahoma
HUD Secretary George Romney will be in Lawton along with several Washing ton officials including Donald Shirar John McLean and John Truite. Fort Worth and Oklahoma City HUD staff including Bourley Clanton Jr Bob Stapleton Jerry Strong and Jack Reber will attend.
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HUD
George Romney
Washington
Lawton
Donald Shirar
John McLean
John Truite
John Simmons
Joseph S. Crane
J. Elmore Hudson
Bourley Clanton, Jr
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Bob Stapleton
Jerry Strong
Jack Reber
Elk Harvest Advances on Wichita Mountains Refuge Second Day
On Tuesday 21 hunters started in the fourth annual Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge elk hunt with 34 more taking elk before dark. The week includes 55 shooters this day and Thursday for a 12 day period, with 224 hunters total across four weeks and 60 assigned to bulls. Nine of the 15 bull hunters for this week killed on Tuesday in Mt Pinchot Pasture while the remainder pursued cows and calves.
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Mt. Pinchot Pasture
Pinchot Pasture
North Mountain
Mt. Pinchot
Graham Flat
Quanah-Elk Mountain
Roger Johnson
J. M. Ballard
Pond Creek
J. N. Eischen
el Reno
A. Frank Jr
Fort Cobb
R. C. Clifton
Norman
H. Buford
McAlester
D. Cagle
Hinton
D. A. Heck
Midwest City
A. R. Henderson
Stillwater
B. B. Hensley
Oklahoma City
J. Rieman
Morrison
Pinchot
F. E. Allison
Barnsdall
J. A. Benson
Okemah
Paris talks threaten Thieu peace progress
Thieu and aides press for a firm pledge to withdraw North Vietnamese troops from the South as Kissinger plans to resume secret talks in Paris. Canada flags caution on joining a ceasefire police commission, fearing past UN style impasse. In Saigon, Tran Van Lam notes changes from negotiations with no fixed signing schedule. Elkhunting and elk pasture reports detail four hunting ranges and multiple bulls and cows killed in Mt Pinchot North Mountain Graham Flat and Quanah Elk Mountain pastures.
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Kissinger
Paris
Canada
United Nations
International Control Commission
Vietnam
United States
Supervisory Commission
Saigon
Tran van Lam
Duc
Lam
Mt. Pinchot
Quanah-Elk Mountain
Graham Flat
North Mountain Pastures
Open Breed Horse Show at Coachella County Fairgrounds
The Southwest Arabian Horse Club sponsors a Sunday open all breed horse show at the Co manche County Fairgrounds starting 10 a.m. with 21 classes for juniors and adults. Entry fees are 1 dollar for juniors and 2 dollars for adults. Dean Kidd is club president with Janis Wallis as secretary and Deporter Burr as board member.
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Comanche County Fairgrounds
Southwest Arabian Horse Club
Dean Kidd
Janis Wallis
Deporter Burr
Accreditation process shifts toward student impact and shared governance
The article describes accreditation agents assessing not only resources but student outcomes and involvement in decision making. It notes a shift to subjective judgments on education quality, greater engagement with non campus actors, and Cameron College seeking NCA correspondence status. Dr. Wyllie, chancellor of UW Parkside, has led multiple NCA visits and is part of a broader evaluation team including Dr. Farrell and Dr. Cashman.
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Wyllie
Board of Regents
Cameron College
NCA
Cameron
University of Wisconsin
Parkside
Kenosha
Wisc
Northwestern State College
Tahlequah
Langston University
Langston
James V. Farrell
Ferris State College
Big Rapids
Notable Academic Figures Named from Several Universities
The list includes Dr. Robert O. Schulze from the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, H. Bradley Sagen an associate professor at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, and Dr. Frank H. T. Rhodes dean of the College of Literature Science and the Arts at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
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Sity
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Robert O. Schulze
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Northern Colorado
Greeley
H. Bradley Sagen
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Frank H. T. Rhodes
College of
Literature, Science and the Arts
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Public Meeting On Changing City Voting Wards
A public meeting on proposed changes to the city's four voting wards is set for 7 p m today in city council chambers. The Lawton Redistricting Commission must adjust the wards to eight under city charter. Citizens and officials are urged to attend to air proposed changes. The commission has until Dec 31 to finalize ward changes.
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Lawton
Large print books debut at library in new oversized format
The library announces a new large print section with books reset in type more than twice the standard size. Printed on non glaze high opacity paper the volumes resemble regular editions and cover classics to best sellers. Hours are 10 am to 9 pm Monday through Thursday 10 am to 6 pm Friday and 10 am to 2 pm Saturday.
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Gigoux
Fire reports from Lawton Fire Department events
Tuesday at 11 56 a.m. a minor house fire at 1506 Jefferson. At 1 08 p.m. a car fire at Fifth and U S 277. Wednesday at 10 38 a.m. a house fire at 66 Columbia.
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Jefferson
U.S
Columbia
Labor leader Brennan named union official and public figure
The text profiles Peter Brennan a labor leader and active unionist in New York City with roles in the Building and Construction Trades Council the New York State AFL-CIO and the Police Athletic League. It notes his Navy service his family and Ziegler’s praise for his character and class mobility. It also mentions speculation about Attorney General Kleindienst staying in the Nixon administration and outlines early postings in a White House reshuffle including Elliott Richardson Caspar Weinberger and changes at HEW.
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City College of New York
Brennan
New York City
Building and Construction Trades Council
New York
Ziegler
Peter Brennan
America
Richard G. Kleindienst
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
The
Washington Post
Kleindienst
Floor Furnace Blamed For House Fire
A floor furnace fire at 606 Columbia caused an estimated 1500 dollars damage to a home around 10 30 a m today. The blaze confined to the living room and hall with heavy smoke damage throughout. Capt Malven Milligan of the Lawton Fire Department reported the scene. The house is owned by Mrs Carolyn Jones of 713 Columbia and rented by Donald Haught.
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Columbia
Malven Milligan
Lawton Fire Department
Carolyn Jones
Donald Haught
Milligan
If a man could stand on the surface of the sun
A science fact note explains that standing on the sun’s surface would impose about two tons of weight on a person. It uses the hypothetical to illustrate extreme gravity and mass.
Denture Adhesive Promises Firmer Hold For Comfort
False teeth coming loose can cause embarrassment. FASTEETH Powder provides dentures a longer firmer steadier hold. Dentures that fit are essential to health. see your dentist regularly for comfort and proper fit.
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Lawton Constitution
Sun
Lawton Morning Press
Lawton Constitution and
Sundey Lowton Publishing Co., Inc
Ord & A Ave
Lowton, Okie
Lewton Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Constitution Press
Sundey
Constitution-Sundey
Lawton-Fort Sill
Constitution
Constitution, Press & Sundey
Oklahoma
Sundoy Press
Sundoy Const
Press & Sun
Press and Sundoy Const
Press
S UN
Constitution & Press Circulation
Dial
Theowten
Thieu
Bono T
Sani
Europe
Alps
I Am
LABOR
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
Elliot Richardson
Caspar Weinberger
Office of Management and Budget
Richardson
HEW
A. Elgin
B. Elgin
A. Baylor
B. Baylor
BankAmericaid
Zales
Cache Rd. Sq
D. Ave
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