Waurika Water Topic Called Essential by Chamber Leader
Clyde Shelton, chairman of the Lawton Chamber of Commerce Water Committee, urges voters to back Waurika water in the October 11 election. He notes past shortages, increasing needs, and the long lead time to develop a dependable system for the 1980s and beyond.
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Clyde Shelton
Lawton Chamber of Commerce Water Committee
Shelton
Chamber
Lawtonka
Ellsworth
Lawton
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Grand Lake
Arkansas River
Rocks and life in Earth's crust through deep time
Geological Survey notes crust composition with granite like rocks at the surface and basalt dominating below. During the Permian about 270 million years ago reptiles were dominant, and today three amphibian groups frogs salamanders and caecilians remain while five reptile groups turtles lizards snakes crocodilians and the tuatara survive.
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Ocean
U.S. Geological Survey
Goodwill School Drive Scheduled by The Constitution Staff
The Goodwill drive aims to aid handi capped families with $1500 saved. Notices go home this week with elementary students. Pickup by Goodwill trucks will occur October 13 and 14 from schools.
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Handi- SiMest
Goodwill Board
Goodwill
National Goodwill Organization
Max Factor Cosmetics Company
Landrum
SW 2Nd
W. Lee
Correction notice on Scar Days and sale items
The October 5 supplement had errors noting sale dates for Pwes handbags and pantsuits shirts and coats. The correct sale date for pantsuits shirts and coats is October 8. A page 6 correction fixes the price for item 92561 Electric range to Regular $399.95.
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P Wes
Ee Sass
Waurika Water Issue Earns Broad Support
The Lawton Industrial Foundation voted unanimously to back the October 11 Waurika water election, becoming the second group this week to endorse the measure.
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Lawton Industrial Foundation
Waurika Water
Improvement Foundation to Pick New GPIF Director
The Great Plains Improvement Foundation will hold a 5:30 p.m. meeting Thursday at GPIF offices to interview three executive director candidates chosen by the screening committee. Osber Hicks, GPIF president, notes the board will select from the recommended trio. The group previously backed city water storage funding for the reservoir and pipeline system serving Lake Ellsworth.
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Great Plains Improvement Foundation, Inc
GPIF
Osber Hicks
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American Association of University Women
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Hairy Scarem
Billy the Kid Boys’ Husky
Cache Road Square
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Famous Brand Ladies’ Fall Shoes
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