Forum discusses proposed U S air standards impact on Lawton
Speakers at the Friday Forum at the Hotel Lawtonian examined existing federal clean air standards and potential amendments. Sierra Club official Jerry Overton warned a new proposal could force Lawton to cut pollutants while chamber leader Kinley McClure offered pros and cons and noted public confusion over present rules.
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Lawton
Jerry Overton
Lawtonian
Sierra Club
Kinley McClure
Overton
McClure
Chamber
Washington, D.C
Environmental Protection Agency
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Duncan
Bv Hahney
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Lawton Chamber
Oklahoma
Refinery
Tulsa
House of Representatives
Lawton Traffic Commission Denies Signal at NW 38th
The Lawton Traffic Commission recommended to the City Council that a traffic signal at NW 38th Street and Meadowbrook Drive be denied after a 3 month study. It also urged removal of signals at 11th Street and A B E Avenues and installation of stop signs, citing 16 accidents before stop signs and 3 after. Additional actions include granting crosswalks at school bus stops on 15th and 17th Streets south of Lee Boulevard and denying multiple other traffic control requests.
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Lawton
11Th Street
15Th
17Th Streets
Lee Boulevard
Ah-tschlager Park
17Th Street
G Avenue
72Nd Street
Kingsbury, Baldwin, Taylor and
Hunter Road
NW Tango Road
Palomino Drive
Bell Avenue
Second and
Larrance Streets
Student Honored as Commended in National Achievement Program
Eisenhower High School senior Yvonne Myles is named a commended student in the 12th National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro Students. About 2,900 are commended from roughly 50,000 black test takers, below semifinalist level.
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Yvonne Myles
Eisenhower High School
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