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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1971
Page
4
The report notes another 2 300 U S forces reduced as total U S presence nears 60 000 with a month rise of over 5 000 amid uncertainty over late October price and land issues amid alleged official mismanagement of rice.
An investigation notes a woman lying in the snow apparently asleep until the body was recovered by Air National Guard personnel. The medical examiner lists hypothermia as the cause of death. A related quote mentions an individual referencing wartime hypothermia history in England and a move to the U.S. in 1962.
More than six million motor vehicles in the United States are at least twelve years old, highlighting the large stock of aged cars on the road and potential policy or safety implications for aging vehicle fleets.
Orville Gano of the FAA in Juneau notes the jetliner executed a racetrack pattern at about 12 000 feet during final approach. Officials say the turn would prohibit the glide activates and a cockpit warning light indicated a fault while investigators state pilot error remains undetermined.
Funeral services for Orval E. Roberts age 55 were set for 10 a.m. Wednesday in Apache. Survivors include his wife at home a son Gene of Tulsa a daughter Mrs. Janice Iverson of Dover Delaware his mother Mrs Faye Roberts Apache four brothers Walter Terra Bella Calif Chester Apache Loyd Visalia Calif and Virgil Corcoran Calif four sisters Mrs Wayne White Chester Mrs Hugh Marr Apache Mrs A C Boyd Sulphur plus other relatives.
Roadway condition report notes traffic on Route 40 seven miles south of Elk City. No further details available due to fragmentary text.
In Tuscumbia Alabama labor leaders denounce a 90 day freeze for shifting costs to workers while accusing the administration of failing to curb high interest rates. Barney Weeks argues the freeze makes workers pay for policy failures and cites comments by Charles Rangel and other New York Democrats.
Tulsa police recovered a car believed used in a $100,000 armed robbery of Howard's Discount Center at 51st and Harvard Avenue. Three masked men took jewelry cash and checks, and raided the store within five minutes after arrival. A set of keys from Mrs Edward C May, wife of the assistant manager, was inside the vehicle.
Irish leader travels to London amid a deteriorating British Irish rift. IRA gunmen seize weapons and demand the release of prisoners. Northern Ireland government rejects the demand as violence escalates with a border gun battle and attacks across Belfast Strabane and Londonderry. Security tightens, bombs are found, and 200 rounds seized in Belfast with multiple arrests.
Researchers Jan Grossman Russell Eisenman of Temple University and Ronald Goldstein presented at a conference that higher marijuana use correlates with increased creativity and a greater likelihood of trying other drugs. They stressed creativity rises with cannabis exposure, noting exploratory drug use alongside creative output.
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