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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1971

Page

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Nixon nominates Powell and Rehnquist to Supreme Court

President Nixon announced Lewis F. Powell Jr. and William H. Rehnquist as new Supreme Court nominees signaling judicial conservatives. The selections aim to rebalance the court amid past battles with Senate Democrats led by Kennedy and Bayh who voiced cautious response.

Supreme Court YY Ashington Nixon Lewis F. Powell Jr William H. Rehnquist Senate Powell Richmond, Va Rehnquist Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Birch Bayh Indiana Bayh Reb Sion American Bar Association Committee On the Federal Judiciary Kennedy Clement F. Haynsworth Jr South Carolina G. Harrold New York

Food Prices Decline in September Under Nixon Freeze

Government data show the largest four year drop in grocery prices as September deflation aids the first full month of President Nixon’s price and wage freeze. Automobiles also fell helping moderate the overall rise in consumer costs.

Washington Nixon

Slightly Cooler Weather Expected in Lawton This Saturday

Partly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures were expected in Lawton for Saturday with a dry, mild weekend forecast. The city anticipated a gentle breeze and comfortable daytime highs.

Lawton

Sale Of Downtown Property Nears Contract Stage

LURA Executive Director Arch March expressed cautious optimism about the community’s desire to move. The downtown area in east See SALE OF, Page 4A, Col. 1.

LURA Arch March East

Oklahoma City executive believed aboard wrecked plane

An Oklahoma City executive was believed aboard a twin engine plane that crashed and burned in Carter County killing three people. Amos D. Bud Bouse, former top official of Four Seasons Nursing Centers, is 99 percent believed to be among the dead, according to a family spokesman.

Deliberations Expected To Resume In Comanche County Jury

Comanche County Grand Jury may continue into next week after Veterans Day recess. District Attorney Vernon Field expects reconvening Tuesday morning with Monday off. Judge Jack Brock will receive the report after deliberations. Mayors and officials testified including Mayor Don Whitaker and Sheriff Paul Elkins as the jury nears its fifth week since September 27 empaneling.

Comanche County Grand Jury Vernon Field Field Jack Brock Don Whitaker Paul Elkins Herman Ledford

Nixon selects Boldt and Grayston for Phase 2 anti inflation boards

President Nixon names U S District Judge George H Boldt to oversee Phase 2 and C Jackson Grayston Jr dean of Southern Method ist University business school to head the Price Commission The president presses for fair and just decisions and rejects massive controls in the inflation fight

Washington Nixon U.S George H. Boldt Osing C. Jackson Grayson Jr Southern Methodist University Business School Companion Price Commission Donald Rumsfeld White House

Firebombs Burn In Memphis Blaze Report

Firebombs burned in Memphis triggering an alarm and prompting a response from local responders according to Page 44. Details remain sparse in the readable column.

Memphis

Veterans Day Parade to Highlight Fort Sill Rite

A downtown Lawton parade and Fort Sill monument unveiling will mark Veterans Day observances Monday. Government offices close. state offices stay open then close. post office lobbies open for deposits with mail pickups.

Lawton Fort Sill U.S. Congress

Frightening Changes In U S Schools Highlight Tulsa Convention

The Oklahoma Education Association held a two day state convention at the Tulsa State Fairgrounds with 4000 teachers attending. Speakers warned of violence in schools including New York City corridors and police interference impacting classroom dynamics.

Oklahoma Education Association Tulsa State Fairgrounds New York City

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