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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1977

Page

4

Aircraft Crash Survivors Hospitalized In Colorado

Six of seven Oklahoma City residents aboard a twin engine plane crashed in the Colorado Rockies are hospitalized after two frigid nights in the mountains. Survivors include Jo Carol Cameron and her children Bill 18 Lynda 17. Charles Randolph 17 Karen Mills 16. pilot Terry DePlois 30. Cameron died within two hours.

Aspen Colo Oklahoma City Colorado Rockies Colorado C.B. Cameron American Fidelity Corporation Cameron Joe Carol Bill Lynda Charles Randoph Karen Mills Terry DePlois Randolph Pueblo DePlois

Defense Spending Out Urged by GAO Civilians Could Cut Costs

GAO says substituting civilians and private contractors for military personnel could save over $1 billion annually in the next fiscal year budget. The Pentagon and Congress weigh broader civilian hiring, with Rand also predicting large savings.

Washington Congressional Thomas Eickmeyer Congress General Accounting Office Defense Department Eickmeyer Rand Corp Pentagon GAO Navy Fickmeyer Colorado Springs Colo Air Force Academy Thomas J. Downey D-N.y House Armed Services Committee Downey West Point Military Academy Army Reserve Officers Training Corps

Suspended Sentence Revoked In Lawton Case

District Judge J Winston Rayburn revoked a four year suspended sentence for James Condlin a 27 year old Lawton man and ordered him held without bond until presentence investigation completes Condlin was serving the sentence for second degree burglary when arrested in September for possession of heroin with intent to distribute A Bureau of Narcotics agent testified he bought six balloons to contain heroin from Condlin in June at a Lawton tavern An OSBI chemist testified the substance in the balloons was heroin Preliminary hearing on the heroin possession charge was set to begin this afternoon in court

Dist J. Winston Rayburn Lawton Rayburn James Condlin Condlin Bureau of Narcotics Atty Robert Looney Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation

Constitution-Press Carrier Delivery Outside Lawton

Morning and Sunday editions indicate carrier coverage outside Lawton and Fort Sill for the Constitution Press and Sunday Press counterparts along with Sunday and Monday Coast distribution.

THE Lawton Constitution Sun Lawton Morning Press Sunday Constitution Lawton Publishing Co., Inc 3Rd & A Ave Lawton Okla Oklahoma Fort Sill Constitution

South Africa vote details amid racial tensions and past party lines

The piece notes mixed race ballots and 750000 Asians under a Vorster led plan, promising white control while denying Black citizenship and confining political rights to rural homelands. It cites U.N. sanctions, Steve Biko’s death, press crackdowns, and arrests shaping support for the National Party amid a dissolved Parliament with several parties holding seats.

Vorster U.N Steve Biko Carlton Johannesburg National Party Liberal Progressive Federal Party Progressives New Republicans South African Party

Carter says progress possible as Middle East talks begin

President Carter outlined steps to push Jordan Syria and Lebanon toward direct talks with Israel amid Arab reluctance after years of conflict. He emphasized Egypt and Israel reject a separate peace and noted Syria PLO and the Soviet Union declined Sadat invites while the US and USSR co chair the Geneva negotiations.

Middle East Israel United States Jordan Syria Lebanon Hafez Assad Carter Hussein Egypt Palestinian Liberation Organization Soviet Union Sadat

City plans handicapped ramps and parking signs downtown

The proposal calls for new ramps at City Hall, the police station, and library entrances with curb cuts and gentle slopes. Estimated costs total 750 for ramps, 3000 to widen restrooms, and 475 for handicapped parking signs across several lots and blocks.

City Hall Fourth Street Library Police Station Second Sixth A and D

Jefferson Safety Patrol Slows Traffic Through Student Volunteers

Randell Edison credits parents and high achieving students for the Jefferson safety patrol program. Patrols, chosen for academics and leadership, remind drivers to avoid blocking visibility and report rule-breakers to the principal. The initiative, sparked by a childhood accident, aims to teach traffic safety and curb speeds.

Randell Edison Jefferson Edison Horton

Lawton considers distressed funds for urban renewal

Lawton council weighs applying for HUD distressed area funds to funnel federal aid into private development and neighborhood revitalization. The measure faces opposition from three council members while others back more federal money to boost the economy and community projects.

Lawton Jack Norrell Brown Department of Housing and Urban Development Area Oklahoma City HUD Ed Riddle Lawton Industrial Development Foundation Norrell Riddle Vic Ramirez Fred Chenault Rex Pierce Ashley Cagle Comanche County City Human Services Robert Bridwell

Congress debates social security retirement test changes

Lawmakers clash over raising and eventually eliminating the retirement earnings limit for beneficiaries over 65. House and Senate proposals vary, with costs estimated around 3.6 billion annually, and a conference to reconcile differences scheduled to begin Thursday.

Senate Congress Carter House Thomas P. O'Neill Senate House

Oil Transit Around Africa Increases European Supply Route

With the Suez Canal too small for most supertankers, about 60 percent of Europe’s oil must travel around Africa via the Cape. This route lengthens travel time and raises shipping costs for energy supplies.

Suez Canal Europe Africa Cape

Village owners plan cautious future for Hurstville

Clifton Lamborn a contractor and former state legislator and Summers describe a town bought as a thrill with no plans to displace residents. They see potential for new houses industry or a restored lime kiln while Summers will stay as mayor until he resigns and hands over the tangled problems to new owners.

Clifton Lamborn Hurstville Lamborn

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