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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1975

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Vo Tech Action Backed by Panel Support

The Great Plains Vo-Tech School backs state board efforts to designate as the agent for vo tech funds for post high school students. Oklahoma Regents for Higher Education faces legal pushback as lawyers claim loans and grants to vo-tech students are being blocked to boost college enrollment. Milton Worley notes loans exist but are not heavy in his district. some area vo tech students borrow up to $1000 annually. See PANEL Page 4.

Great Plains Vo-Tech School State Vocational and Technical Education Board Oklahoma Regents For Higher Education Andrew Coates Oklahoma City State Supreme Court Milton Worley Great Plains Area Vo-Tech Worley

Oklahoma Politician Ray C. Jones Announces Retirement

Oklahoma City Ray C Jones vice chairman of the State Corporation Commission will retire January 1 after more than 40 years in elective offices He plans to notify Governor David Boren and allow a replacement to be named Cartwright a former Muskogee House member and Boren aide shows interest in succeeding Jones

Oklahoma City State Corporation Commission Ray C. Jones Jones David Boren Commission Jan Eric Cartwright Boren Cartwright Muskogee

Weather outlook for Lawton area through Thursday

Fair to partly cloudy skies prevail over the Lawton area through Thursday. Tonight's low near 50 with southerly winds 8 to 18 mph. Thursday's high mid 70s. Tuesday's high 82 and low 57.

Lawton

Water Resources Director Nelson Faces Public Hearing

Oklahoma ethics panel votes to convene an all day public hearing November 21 to air conflict of interest allegations against Forrest Nelson. The hearing follows a prior reprimand by the Water Resources Board for accepting favors from regulated companies.

Oklahoma City State Ethics Commission Forrest Nelson Nel Gene Garrison Commission Nelson Water Resources Board David Boren Ethics Commission Boren

City switchboard swamped as calls near one million

Lawton city calls top 955,577 by Sept 30 with 355,622 operator calls, 366,630 outgoing and 20,621 911 calls. Operators Turner Sharp and Sue Barnhill describe nonstop work and pranks, including a bomb threat, as extensions connect to departments.

City of Lawton Turner Sharp Sue Barnhill Sharp

Prayer Quiets Escapees in Oklahoma Hostage Night

Hughes County jail break ends with three men escaping after overpowering a guard. Two escapees invade town councilman Fred Scott’s home, hold him and his wife overnight. A hostage prayer session calms the men and spurs another prayer before dawn.

Oldenville Okla Hughes County Fred Scott Scott

Ford Proposes Airline Fares Deregulation to Boost Competition

President Ford seeks Congress support to deregulate air fares, enabling carriers to raise or cut prices on routes not currently served. Transportation Secretary Coleman says prices may stay steady or fall, with more price quality options and possible shifts to off peak and no frills fares, while CAB oversight is curtailed.

Washington Ford Congress Impact Transportation William T. Coleman Coleman

Ford's Security Plan Found Before Ford Visit

A six page security plan for President Ford's Elkins visit was found on the Randolph County Courthouse lawn three hours before arrival. The document mapped likely alighting spots along Ford's route and aided security efforts.

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Cartoon survey pairs Peanuts Blondie top Lawton readers

Lawton Constitution readers pick Peanuts as their favorite daily strip in a poll of about 160 respondents. Lawton Morning Press fans favored Blondie followed by Dick Tracy and others. Comments show readers take comics seriously and request changes or additions.

Constitution Lawton Constitution Peanuts Beetle Bailey Hi and Lois Hagar the Horrible Tumbleweeds Archie Juliet Jones Lawton Morning Press Blondie Dick Tracy Buz Sawyer Gasoline Alley Bringing Up Father Steven Canyon Li'l Abner Andy Capp Dr. Smock Lawton Steve Canyon Tarzan

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