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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1973

Page

3

Hospital births and patient notices across city records

A stream of hospital births, admissions, and discharges lists new babies with names and addresses, plus patients under surgery or medical care. Entries include Oct dates, weights for newborns, and a cross-section of local residents connected to clinics and facilities.

Regional Weather Summary from National Weather Service OKC

Oklahoma zones 1 to 4 9 10 11 17 partly fair and cooler tonight through Wednesday winds northwest to 15 mph upper 40s tonight high near 70 Wednesday zones 5 to 8 partly cloudy to fair cooler tonight northerly winds 6 to 12 mph tonight low to night 50s high Wednesday low 70s zones 12 to 15 partly cloudy to fair cooler through Wednesday northerly winds tonight 8 to 15 mph tonight low to upper 40s high Wednesday low 70s zones 16 18 19 20 partly cloudy tonight low tonight mid 40s high Wednesday near 70 zone 21 partly cloudy to fair cooler Wednesday winds Colorado area partly cloudy warmer 70s at lower elevations 60s mountains 40s elsewhere high Wednesday mostly 70 to 85.

Oklahoma Colorado Kansas

Charity bridge analysis predicts four spades can be beaten

In the December continent wide charity game by the American Contract Bridge League, analysts previewed a spring hand noting most South players reach four spades by simple bidding and that defense can beat it. The piece notes heart leads and signaling, doubting any actual play reached four hearts and suggesting the defense is hard to prove.

East South Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Some Stations Allowed To Increase Gas Price

Washington AP motorists face higher gasoline prices as the Cost of Living Council loosened ceilings and authorized about one third of independent stations to raise prices by up to 149 cents per gallon. Only retailers with wholesale cost increases since Sept 28 may raise, with automatic pass through to start Nov 1. Prices frozen except for new increases until then.

Washington Cost of Living Council Charles Binsted National Congress of Petroleum Retailers Council John T. Dunlop Agriculture Department USDA Department Outlook and Situation Board

The king cobra pursues humans, known as world’s venomous reptile

The king cobra, regarded as the world’s most poisonous reptile, is noted for its behavior toward humans. It can stalk and pursue people in certain environments, reflecting its highly dangerous nature.

Rolling Stone Keith Richards Wife Get Suspended Sentences

Keith Richards and Anita Pallenberg receive suspended one year prison terms for 1971 drug parties at Villefranche sur Mer home. Each is fined 1100 francs, with four Stones members not involved. Prosecutor says they are cured of the habit. court lifts return restrictions.

Nice France Keith Richards The Rolling Stones Anita Pallenberg Villefranche-surmer Riviera Richards Stones Georges Guyot Switzerland

FHA Compiles Backlog On Rural Loan Proposal

The Farmers Home Administration begins taking preliminary applications for rural development loans funded by a USDA appropriations bill. About 342 pre applications totaling 167 million were filed since July 1. If successful, Congress and the administration may expand the program in the future.

Washington Farmers Home Administration Agriculture Department Ap- Nixon USDA Nixon FHA Department Congress Frank B. Elliott Newsmen Elliott

Hall To Present Prison Program On Statewide Broadcast

Oklahoma Governor David Hall will unveil plans to rebuild the state prison system in a 30 minute statewide broadcast at 10 30 p m Wednesday. The program will air on six TV stations and 53 radio outlets including WKY KTOK KOMA and the Oklahoma News Network. He will outline proposals for a modern progressive penal system after the July riot and report on improvements and the riot’s impact.

Oklahoma City David Hall Oklahoma Tulsa WKY KTOK KOMA Oklahoma News Network Ed Hardy Hall

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