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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1971
Page
2
Grand jury returns indictment against Denham and city administrator Henry Nabers along with Orlando and Ferris firm officials. District Attorney Vernon reports the panel will proceed with further proceedings.
Bish predicts wait and see as governors actions guide policy. A ruling questions if last raises were legal without work under new schedules before August 15. Most Oklahoma teachers start September and may be ineligible under the latest decision. Fisher calls the OEP shift an about face after earlier guidance.
Senator Edward M says the issue concerns everyone and urges full support for Nixon this year. The remark highlights a collective approach to a shared problem amid political debate.
Unclear text lists individuals including Jim War kentin Carey Johnson B A Allen Jr Milo Gordon Bill Joyner Whit Ozier and Ross Por as chamber members or organizers for a 1972 effort. The fragment suggests committee roles or leadership within a chamber context.
An improvised escape tale from armed conflict reports a prisoner held in Cambodia for ten days was freed at 3 a.m. and reached Loc Ninh by 11 a.m. Officials say he was escorted and his status as captive remains under review.
Fragmentary text notes Dallas shifting patterns as residents relocate. The snippet hints at changes in population and urban dynamics, but lacks clear details on places or figures. Further context is needed to identify the cause and scope of the movement.
Connally said decisions should align with a cost of living increase dropping to 2 to 3 percent a year by late 1972. The AFL-CIO has notified its…
A PMA appointee warned the longshoremen strike endangers the nation, with 120 employers affected and 249 ships tied up in 24 ports. Clearing the cargo could take from one month to six weeks, under terms of the five year contract that expired June 30, including the freight Station container agreement granting the ILWU jurisdiction over containerized operations.
In Baltimore, nickel coins continue to be the most favored currency among residents. Storekeepers report steady demand for five cent pieces as everyday purchases rely on small change.
Four Marines and ten firemen were burned and smothered while fighting a wildfire in Angels National Forest. The 1,400 man task force struggled on the ridge to contain about 70 percent of the blaze on three sides with no forecast of full containment or control.
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