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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1973
Page
4
The court ordered Telex to pay IBM 21 913 776 for industrial espionage and to return IBM documents and infringing manuals. Telex was barred from hiring IBM staff for two years and from copying or using IBM confidential information. IBM plans to appeal while Telex contests the damages claim.
Mayor Don Whitaker designates Citizenship Day and Constitution Week urging residents to study the Constitution and citizens' rights. The Sons of the American Revolution urge reflection on the flag, patriotism, and historic figures, noting a decline in patriotic statements in modern textbooks.
Glenn English a potential candidate for the 6th District congression al seat criticized the Nixon administration for cutting back on the school lunch program. He said the administration plans reduce food prices by burdening children with cuts to milk and lunch subsidies, calling the program one of the nation's best investments. English noted food remains a good buy and children are a key asset. He had previously served as an assistant to former Democrat party chairman J. C. Kennedy.
Minco city leaders and a local businessman will meet Tuesday to oppose Rock Island Railroad’s plan to close the depot at Minco. Mayor James Branun says many longtime workers would lose their enthusiasm if the depot closes as Rock Island seeks permission to shut depots at Minco Verden Rush Springs and Marlow before the state Corporation Commission.
Stanek, 31, reports X rays and sound tests suggest wife may bear five or six babies. The couple already has a four year old son, with six weeks premature sextuplets in incubators. They live in Lakewood, a medium sized three bedroom home, and plan to house hunt as needed while the mother recovers. Stanek is an accountant and his wife a secretary.
In Cinisello Balsamo a group of 30 women moved into the Feda lingerie plant after owners closed it following strikes. They sew and box petticoats and nightgowns to earn wages, plan to reopen with rehiring, and guard the site to deter removal of machinery. Local mayor and other factories aid fund-raising efforts.
Public records list numerous complainants in Lawton reporting break ins theft from autos televisions radios and other items across addresses on SW 45th Magnolia Euclid Cache Gore Austin Drive and more. Incidents include vandalism to windows vehicles thefts of battery tires and delicate equipment with several reports of burglary and assault noted.
Fire department records list times and locations for incidents including a truck trailer fire at 2301 S Sheridan and a car fire at 1120 co opertment, with additional entries on Sunday. Details are partially garbled but indicate multiple responses by Lowfon Fire Department.
Three injury accidents investigated by the Lowton Police Department list at least three individuals involved. Hazel Laird, 67, of 1811 Euclid, was taken from the scene by private vehicle after an incident at Fort Sill Boulevard and Taylor. Guido Speriza, 20, of 213 Gore, transported to Reynolds Army Hospital by Kirk's Ambulance from NW Fourth and Bell. Patricia Zohn, 21, of S350 Cache, was taken to Reynolds Army Hospital by Royal Ambulance after an accident at NW Cache and Lowton.
A public release from the Oklahoma Peanut Commission invites readers to request a free booklet with recipes and information. The note stresses it is not a sales pitch and provides Box D, Madill, 73446 as the contact.
A British beekeeper fed bees green sugar and produced nearly a ton of green honey no one wanted. The article notes honey colors vary from water white to wine red and implies the color result from feeding bees artificial sugar.
The strike halts sales of 1974-model cars and trucks set for Sept. 25 while Chrysler faces a large stock of 1973 models. Union leaders and Canadian bargainer Charles Brooks drew rebukes amid a blackout as talks stall on overtime safety pensions and retirement benefits.
The New York Sun began in 1833 under Benjamin Day as the first successful penny newspaper. It popularized police court reports and crime vignettes in the inside view format.
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