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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1977

Page

4

Senate moves toward votes on natural gas price deregulation

After a long filibuster the Senate tightens to finish votes on lifting federal controls on natural gas prices. Jackson’s compromise would deregulate beginning in 1987 while White House aides signal no opposition in the Senate. Byrd uses Mondale to curb amendments as Metzenbaum Abourezk push against deregulation. Carter had proposed keeping price controls with a $1.75 ceiling.

Washington Senate Robert C. Byrd Dw.va Carter Congress Henry M. Jackson D-Wash White House John Tower Texas Tower Howard Metzenbaum Ohio James Abourezk South Dakota Jackson Abourezk Metzenbaum Carter White House United States Sens Lloyd Bentsen D-Texas James Pearson R-Kan HOUSE Byrd Mondale Gary Hart Colorado Paul Sarbanes Maryland

Carter Pushes Reciprocal Nuclear Reductions

Carter said the United States would gladly limit and reduce its nuclear arms in tandem with the Soviet Union. He proposed steps of 10, 20, or 50 percent reductions as a path toward a world without nuclear weapons.

Carter United States Soviet Union

Oklahoma City to I-35 corridor expansion planned

Sheridan Pact authorizes a new five mile expressway extension from Southeast 26th Street to Moore along U S 77 linking with I-35. The $2.6 million project, funded 70 percent by federal matching funds, includes city engineering and shared costs, with state support to ease traffic and increase capacity.

Oklahoma City E. K. Gaylord Bouvelard 26Th Street Moore 104Th Street W. O. Bradley Oklahoma Transporation Department Bradley Rock Island and Frisco 5Th Street Guy H. James Construction Co U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Oklahoma Muskogee and Wagoner

Lawton Robbery Suspects Await Arraignment In County Court

Three men from a Lawton motorcycle gang were arrested Sunday and jailed on robbery with a dangerous weapon and feloniously pointing a firearm charges. Arraignment set for 2 p m today in Comanche County District Court. Victim, 26, says the robbery occurred Saturday at 8 30 p m after he was picked up in a van in the 700 block of Bell. He was driven to 82nd and Lee where $150 was taken at gunpoint.

Comanche County District Court Lawton Gary Owen Webb Kingsbury Alex Bolden Pilkington James Owen Condiling Fort Sill Comanche County Bell 82Nd Lee

Duncan Banker's Home Robbery Probed. Two Suspects Sought

Duncan police continue search for two masked men who tied Marvin Morgan and his wife with white tape during a Sunday night home invasion. The bank president said two keys blocked opening the night depository, thieves ransacked the house and fled in a getaway car with guns and jewelry. A composite image of the unmasked suspect was released as five detectives investigate the case.

Duncan Marvin Morgan Duncan First Bank & Trust Co Morgan John Hilburn

Brown comments on defense budget, veterans recalls, Korea stance

Brown argues Congress trimmed the defense bill about six billion below the Ford plan while praising Carter era discharges upgrades. He notes the need for forgiveness in handling Viet Nam era discharges, cites 106 percent participation of 420,000 eligible veterans, and hopes Russia and China deter North Korea as U S troops pull back.

Yugoslavia Brown Carter Congress Ford Administration Ford Russia China North Korea South Korea U. S

Lawton United Way Drive Sees Growth Across Groups

In Lawton, the United Way campaign reports 95.7 percent of its goal reached by city employees led by J. D. Fountain, with a 22.4 percent overall pledge increase under chair Bill Baker. Banks and businesses like City National Bank and Cache Road National Bank show large gains, along with Southwestern Hospital and Chrysler Plymouth dealer Milo Gordon. Sheila Odom earns second in Miss North Division.

Page One Sion Sheila Odom City of Citizens National Bank Southwestern Hospital Gibson’s

Counseling group helps abusive parents face anger and change

Tatum describes Friday night sessions where parents confront anger at abuse or neglect. The program aims to protect the child and guide the parent toward behavior change through mutual support, without condoning abuse.

Tatum Tatam

Transportation modes share travel by mode percentages

Automobiles account for 91 percent of all personal travel. Personal travel by bus is 5 percent, by air 2 percent, and by rail and waterway 2 percent.

Students Commended For Merit Showing

Seven Lawton students earned commended status in the National Merit Scholarship program. Lawton High School honorees include John H. Given Lisa A. Johnson Jim P. Lee Michael D. Renfro and Catherine S. VanHoy. Also recognized are Danny Brown MacArthur High School and Roxanne Doherty Eisenhower High School.

Lawton John H. Given Lisa A. Johnson Jim P. Lee Michael D. Renfro Catherine S. VanHoy Lawton High School Danny Brown MacArthur High School Roxanne Doherty Eisenhower High School

Funeral for Harold L. Thompson at Central Baptist Church

Harold L. Thompson 49 of 1609 Smith died after a short illness at 8:30 p.m. Sunday. Funeral held at 2 p.m. today at Central Baptist Church with Rev. Brad Allen officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens under Becker Funeral Home direction.

Harold L. Thompson Smith Central Baptist Church Brad Allen Sunset Memorial Gardens Becker Funeral Home

Hall guilty of extorting fifty thousand from Dallas financier

Hall was found guilty of extorting $50,000 from W. W. "Doc" Taylor a Dallas financier and a co defendant also convicted on the bribery count. The money was alleged to be payment to secure Hall's influence over retirement funds investments.

Page One Dallas W.W Doc” Taylor Hall

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