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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1976

Page

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Ford workers brace for almost certain nationwide strike

Ford Motor Co and its 170000 workers prepare for a strike likely to begin at midnight amid stalled talks. UAW officials report a record 175 million strike fund and warn a walkout could last 16 or 17 weeks, harming the economy.

Etroit Ford Motor Co UAW General Motors Leonard Woodcock Ford Canada Ford Canada United States Woodcock

Rogers Bledsoe Seek Increases In County Budget

Comanche County commissioners submit a 1.406 million ad valorem budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 1976 and ask the excise board to approve changes for Sheriff Coy Rogers and Juvenile Judge Chad Bledsoe. The plan raises most county employee salaries by 20 per month and increases overall spending by about 200000 from last year’s 1.2 million budget.

County Excise Board Comanche County Coy Rogers Chad Bledsoe Excise Board Bledsoe Juvenile Bureau Commission Bureau Charles Ellenbrook Ellenbrook

Jury Action Nears In Thompson Murder Trial

District Court scenes shift to closing arguments in the Tommy Lynn Thompson trial for second degree murder. Thompson testified he acted in self defense after a confrontation at his wife's Tulsa residence and alleged his wife drew a pistol before he disarmed her.

Jack Brock Tommy Lynn Thompson Thompson Don Whitsell Dennis Butler J. Roy Cocke Tulsa

Kissinger To Start New Shuttle Peace Envoy

Secretary of State Kissinger heads to Africa to seek a framework for black white talks in Rhodesia and Namibia with leaders Nyerere Kaunda and Vorster. Ford backs mission despite long odds as Kissinger aims to set negotiations for power transfer and South West Africa’s independence.

Zurich Switzerland Henry Kissinger Tanzania Africa Kissinger United States Daily News Pretoria Salisbury South Africa Rhodesia Washington Julius Nyerere Kenneth Kaunda Zambia John Vorster Ford Nbc-Tv

92 Head Offered Longhorn Auction Nears

Judy Van Rest reports the 34th annual public auction of surplus Texas Longhorn cattle will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge near Cache. Ninety two animals include five breeding bulls nine steers twelve adult cows and sixty six calves. Registration and health certificates required. buyers must be present to bid.

Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Cache Texas Longhorn Breeders Association of America

Psychiatrist Describes Stedman as Passive Killer

A Detroit psychiatrist testified that Paul Len Stedman 27 appeared very passive masochistic and unable to grasp the wrongfulness of his act after he shot his ex wife Debra K Holcomb 22 four times at her parents home on June 5 in a second degree murder trial. The witness said Stedman did not act consciously during the homicide and discussed his troubled marriage and self declared alcoholism as the defense prepared to cross examine. The trial recessed for lunch and resumes with further testimony.

Paul Len Stedman Emanual Tanay Detroit Mich Stedman Debra K. Holcomb Richard Robertson Tanay

Southwest Oklahoma Weather Forecast Through Wednesday

Partly cloudy skies and mist expected in Southwest Oklahoma through Wednesday. Winds light and variable tonight with temperatures in the mid 60s. Wednesday highs forecast in the low 80s. Monday recorded a high of 72 and a low of 63.

Oklahoma

Albert Says New Probe of JFK Death Possible

House Speaker Carl Albert indicated a strong chance the House will create a special committee to decide whether to reopen investigations into the assassinations of President John Kennedy Martin Luther King and Senator Robert Kennedy. A 12 member study panel could be appointed to issue a preliminary report by January with a full probe possible in the new Congress.

Albert Jfk Ashington House Carl Albert John Kennedy Martin Luther King Robert Kennedy Congress Thomas Downing D-Va Henry Gonzalez D-Tex Kennedy Rules Committee Congressional Black Caucus King

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