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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1971

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Bombs Hit MIT and Iranian Consulate in San Francisco

The Associated Press reports two blasts damaged MIT in Cambridge Massachusetts and the Iranian Consulate in San Francisco causing extensive property damage but no injuries. Police found no suspects though witnesses saw a man near the San Francisco site and fled in a van. Investigators noted the Consulate has faced protests before amid Iran related tensions.

Massachusetts of Technology En Mass San Francisco Keith Calden Presidio Heights Boston Center For International Studies Iran

Comanche Drums to Echo at Elmer Thomas Park Sunday

Elmer Thomas Park hosts an arts and crafts show and flag raising by the Na Mu Na Ha Nip Comanche group. The event features a 2 PM flag ceremony, art for sale, and a 5 PM close, with paintings necklaces belts and earrings available.

Elmer Thomas Park

Kuznets Wins Nobel Prize in Economics 1971

News in brief reports Dr. Simon Kuznets of Harvard University won the 1971 Nobel Prize in Economics. The brief also notes Capt. Ernest Medina’s honorable discharge after acquittal in the My Lai massacre case, a rattlesnake related death in Camden South Carolina, Air Force plans to reactivate C5A transports, and dismissal regulations announced by the Army.

Stockholm Simon Kuznets Harvard University FT. Mcpherson, Ga Ernest L. Medina My Lai New York Air Force Robert C. Seamans Jr

Lawton Library Plans Detail 3 Million Project

Lawton Library Board reveals a 3 million development plan funded by 1.5 million in city bonds and 1.5 million in federal matching funds. Dr Charles Green says 60 percent goes to central and two branches, 25 percent for volumes, 15 percent for equipment.

T Lawton Library Board Fuother Charles Green Green Tulsa Roderick Swartz Library Board Lawton

Nixon creates Pay Board and Price Commission for phase II plan

President Nixon creates the Pay Board and Price Commission to oversee wage price stabilization after the current freeze. The White House issues an executive order detailing the bodies roles as part of the new economic program.

Washington Nixon Pay Board and Price Commission White House Trols Meany Afl-Cioo

CONARC Commander To Visit Fort Sill Monday

CONARC Commander General Ralph E. Haines Jr. will arrive at Fort Sill Monday to speak at the Field Artillery Officer Advanced Course Class 471 graduation at 9 a.m. He will meet Fort Sill Commander Maj. Gen. Roderick Wetherill and participate in an Officer Basic Course discussion before an informal cocktail supper with Lawton Mayor Don Whitaker Monday evening.

Continental Army Command Conarc Fort Sill Ralph E. Haines Jr Field Artillery Haines Roderick Wetherill Lawton Don Whitaker U.S. Military Academy West

Senators urge Nixon to curb lunch program guidelines

Fifty nine senators asked President Nixon to stop the Agriculture Department from imposing “unlawful” guidelines they say would exclude over one million children from federal school lunch funding. The dispute centers on how much money states receive per lunch as schools prepare to open.

Nixon Washington Agriculture Department Moisly

Excellent Football Weather In Lawton This Saturday

Fine football weather is in store for the Lawton area with Saturday’s outlook similar. The high forecast is in the lower 80s.

Lawton

Pacts End Long Fight For Limits

The White House says the 10 percent surcharge on noncotton textiles is lifted. The United States reached binding accords with Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong to restrain textile imports retroactively from October 1. Agreements run three to five years with renewals possible.

White House United States Japan South Korea Taiwan Hong Kong Ronald L. Ziegler U.S David M. Kennedy Seoul Peter Peterson Nixon United

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