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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1973

Page

12

Missouri Ranchers Form Citizen Patrols To Halt Rustling

Missouri ranchers unite with the Department of Conservation and livestock groups to curb rustling as fines rise. Jasper County leads patrols on country roads, with landowners patrolling by night and reporting suspicious activity to deter thieves.

Missouri State Department of Conservation Mike Bauman Missouri Cattlemen's Association Bauman Robert Moss Oronogo Jasper County Cattlemen's Association Jasper County Moss Marion County Marion County Cattlemen's Association Ford Dames Dames

Gas Well Fire Damped In State

Reydon AP A gas well fire near Reydon that burned since September 8 was finally snuffed out Monday. El Paso Natural Gas Co said heavy drilling mud compressed down the 15 400 foot shaft ended the blaze after earlier failures. Surface flames disappeared hours before the deep well fire was extinguished with no indication of its cause.

Reydon Here John McFall el Paso Natural Gas Co McFall

Widow says Allende sacrificed himself to avoid civil war

Mrs. Salvador Allende described her husband as choosing death over surrender during the Chilean coup. She told reporters aboard a Mexican plane that he refused to cause more bloodshed, asked her to leave, and believed fascism had taken over Chile.

Allende Mexico City Salvador Chile Salvador Allende DC9 Santiago United Nations Saturday Night Fidel Castro la Moneda Tomas Moro

USDA Predicts Jump in Wheat and Corn Output

USDA projects 1974 wheat at about 1.9 billion bushels and corn above 6.3 billion as farmers expand acreage amid strong demand. If realized, wheat would rise 9 percent and corn 10 percent from 1973. Projections hinge on policy, exports, prices, and credit, with soybeans likely to fall about 4 percent to 1.34 billion bushels.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA Don Paarlberg Paarlberg

Gasoline Guzzlers' Who's Who Released by EPA

The EPA today released its 1974 Gasoline Guzzlers list showing that average fuel efficiency for new cars will be slightly lower than 1973 models. The report notes some cars may not yet meet expected mileage.

EPA Washington Environmental Protection Agency

Complaint Filed Over Rhodes Program At OU Discrimination Claim

OU law student Teresa Black filed a complaint with OU president Dr. Paul Sharp alleging the Rhodes scholarship program discriminates against women. She urges removing 1974 Rhodes Scholar Selection Committee appointments until university human relations review, noting the programs restricts to unmarried male U.S. citizens and urging OU withdrawal if the rule cannot change. Local officials cited Rhodes scholarship history and notable past scholars including Carl Albert and David Boren.

Norman, Okla Paul Sharp University of Oklahoma OU Law Teresa Black Sharp University United States House Carl Albert David Boren

Jumble Puzzle Clues for Timeline and Terms

Clues cover multiple subjects including geological periods, harpoon lines, poker stakes and phrases in English and French. Other entries hint at emblems, trees, and adjectives with answers likely forming a themed crossword style grid.

Division of State Barticulars Junction Emblem Ital

Portland Worker Survives Fall Then Sees Home Fire

Frederick J. Lee 36 of Portland faced a dire day as a 30 foot scaffold fall at City Hall left him with an ankle injury. While being rushed to hospital he witnessed his house ablaze from the ambulance window.

Portland Maine Frederick J. Lee Lee City Hall

Stamp Collecting as WWII Asset Escape

Rare stamps attracted investors as families converted assets during the war years. Europeans fled to the United States with collections and later built finances by selling them.

United States

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