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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1973
Page
10
Oklahoma zones report cloudy mild conditions through Tuesday with highs upper 70s to mid 80s and lows mid 40s to low 50s. Texas, Arkansas, Missouri show mixed clouds, patchy rain, and generally mild to warm highs in 70s to 80s, with nocturnal lows in the 40s to 50s. Astronomical data include sunrise 7 37 am and sunset 6 54 pm Tuesday.
Sen Charles H Percy urges phasing out the Nixon era economic stabilization program urging that controls failed due to inconsistent policy and day to day political pressures. He contends Americans prefer a free market and advocates scrapping controls as soon as feasible. He spoke to the Economic Club of Detroit.
Dr. Robert E. Ohm 55 longtime dean of the University of Oklahoma College of Education died Sunday from an apparent heart attack. Born in Sheboygan Michigan he had lived in Norman since 1962 and previously directed the University of Chicago laboratory schools previously linked with Antioch College Yellow Springs Ohio Funeral services are pending
HEW deputy assistant secretary Dr. Louis Hellman proposed amendments to tighten sterilization policy. He urged lowering consent age to 18 or allow state limits, waive court review for minors, and let projects set local operating rules. He cited avoiding burdens on the poor and safeguarding patients.
About 270 000 students have been out since Sept 4 as Detroit teachers await ratification. Union leaders seek a 9.7 percent raise over one year and removal of fines from Judge Foley. Supt Wolfe expects reporters to work Tuesday if the agreement is approved.
Gayle Niyah of Cache is one of four Oklahoma Indian youths awarded $500 scholarships at the Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity Achievement Conference in Norman. The 18 year old Comanche, a pre med freshman at the University of Oklahoma, is a 1973 Cache High School graduate, daughter of Marjorie and Howard Niyah.
Wildlife officials estimate Missouri's wild turkey population at 45 000 birds. The figure reflects current counts and informs management efforts for hunting seasons and habitat protection.
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