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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1975

Page

10

Portugal Faces Military Split Over Goncalves Lead

Lisbon leaders debate appointment of pro Communist Gen Vasco Goncalves to head armed forces as divisions widen. Generals Charais and Saraiva de Carvalho warn opposition while Costa Gomes and the junta balance power. In central Lisbon Maoists clash with Communist unionists over control of Inter sindical headquarters, soldiers keeping outsiders out.

Vasco Goncalves Inheiro de Azevedo Iry Marie Semres Polerate Lyt Goncalves Carlos Charais Charais Soares Communist Party Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho Lisbon Costa Gomes Carvalho Portugal

Metric Switch To Get Boost From Congress

The United States plans a coordinated move to the metric system with a 21 member United States Metric Board to oversee voluntary conversion across industry and government. The measure includes public education and potential federal tool replacement payments.

Washington U.S Congress House House Science Committee United States Metric Board

Efforts Continue To End Coal Strike

The three week old walkout aimed to end at 12:01 a m Tuesday after Labor Day weekend. But miners, especially in West Virginia, reiterated determination to keep two thirds of the nation s 125 000 soft coal miners off the job.

West Virginia

Miners threaten strike impact widens across states

The coal walkout spreads from West Virginia to Ohio, Pennsylvania and beyond as union leaders fear a $5,000 civil contempt penalty if miners do not return Tuesday. Local 8454 leader Howze warns both sides delay, while Meigs County locals in Ohio vote to resume work.

Virginia UMW Ray Marshall National Union Ohio Pennsylvania Kentucky Indiana Illinois Meigs County West Virginia Logan County Patrick Bituminous Coal Operators Association Sim Howze Howze

Regional Weather Summary for Oklahoma and Neighbors

Oklahoma City region reports mostly sunny hot conditions with Tuesday highs in the upper 90s to 100s and mild nights near 70. Out-of-state zones Kansas Missouri Arkansas Colorado New Mexico forecast continue hot or warm with varying cloudiness and slight cooling trends into Tuesday.

National Ae Service Oklahoma City Oklahoma Colorado Burtington Charleston S.C Cincinnati Columbia S.C of Columbus Cal.Ft Denver Des Moines Detroit el Paso Fairbanks Kansas City Los Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Oy Mols.-St. Paul Ponce City Nashville Alester New Orleans Hobart Bar New York Aramore Norfolk, Vo Fayetteville North Platte Tulsa Omaha Fort Smith Orlando Wichita Falls Pittsburgh Guymon Portland Ore Providence Raleigh Alpany Rapid City Albuquerque Os Reno Amarillo Richmond Anchorage St. Louis Asheville St. Prog Tampa Atlanta Seif Lake City Atlantic City

Weather Outlook Tied to Scattered Thunderstorms

Clouds hover south with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. North of the region remains fair Tuesday morning with a few thundershowers in the afternoon. Cooler Tuesday with lows in the 40s to mid 60s and highs 70s to low 90s at higher elevations. Sunrise 7 03 am, sunset 7 57 pm, last quarter moon rises 3 25 am.

Missouri Arkansas

Births and hospital notices fill city health column

City hospital records show multiple births including a daughter to Harvey G Potts and a daughter to Kenneth G Frieling among Aug births. The list also notes numerous surgeries medical admissions and discharges for residents from multiple local addresses and nearby towns. A Berkeley fire destroyed 600 buildings on Sept 17 1923 with an estimated loss of 12.5 million dollars.

Harvey G Potts Kenneth G. Frieling Rudolph S. Kosechequetah Berkeley Calif

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