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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1973

Page

5

Probes of government wrongdoing span many states and offices

An Associated Press survey finds grand juries from Pennsylvania to Arizona probing officials at multiple government levels. Cases include Arizona Senator Paul Fannin with a dismissed DWI charge and alleged political pressure, Lycoming County officials in Pennsylvania, Michigan bribery probes, Oklahoma City treasurer conspiracy, Pittsburgh real estate tax probes, Illinois stock and liquor license schemes, and Chicago police corruption.

Associated Press Pennsylvania Arizona Paul Fannin Maricopa County Moise Berger Fannin Fann Grand Jury Lycoming County Grand Jury John R. Coder Williamsport Michigan State Liquor Commission Charles N. Youngblood Detroit Wayne County Frank S. Szymanski Louis Pappas State Liquor Control Commission Borman’s Inc Linois Kerner Internal Revenue Service Chicago Cook County

Chilean Army Seeks Illegal Arms in Allende supporters hunt

In Santiago the army cordoned 10 blocks of midtown to search for illegal arms and supporters of Salvador Allende. Key targets include Luis Corvalan and Carlos Altamirano, Marxist leaders who disappeared after the 1973 coup. The junta vows to curb inflation amid calls to tighten belts.

Santiago Chile Salvador Allende Valan Communist Party Carlos Altamirano

Condemnation Hearing On LBJ Park Begins

The LBJ Ranch land to enlarge Lyndon B. Johnson State Park goes before three special commissioners in Fredericksburg Texas. The owners Hodges and Lindig face offers per acre while others accepted state terms as the park expands near the Perdernales River.

LBJ Park Fredericksburg, Tex LBJ Oklahoma Lyndon B. Johnson State Park Marvin Blackburn Junction Hiram Hodges Eugene Lindig Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Hodges Perdernales Johnson Lindig Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission

Tragedy at Tecumseh Bridge Involving Couple and Child

Authorities searched for three Richardson children after a Santa Fe freight hit a trestle near Tecumseh Kansas killing Barbara Richardson 27 Willie Williams 22 Catherine Williams 18 months with a couple and a child. Crewmen saw a body in the Kansas River as the train cleared the trestle. Relatives noted the missing children Wayne 9 Karla 8 and Nita 7 were on the fishing trip.

Tecumseh, Kan Here Santa Fe Barbara Richardson Willie Lee Williams Catherine Williams Topeka Shanganunga Richardson Wayne Karla Nita Caboose Kansas River D. J. Hamlett Kansas City Kan

Clean-Up Drive At Wichita Refuge Sponsored By Scouts

A Saturday clean-up campaign will be held at the Wichita Wildlife Refuge from 9 a.m. to noon. Sponsored by the Environmental Improvement Organization with local Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and adult service groups participants meet at Quanah Parker A Campground. Hot dog lunch provided and glass and aluminum collected for recycling.

Wichita Wr Wildlife Refuge Environmental Improvement Organization Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Quanah Parker

Plot To Kill Mass Slayer Under Probe

Illinois prison officials report an alleged plot to kill Richard F. Speck, the mass murderer in Joliet's Old State Prison. A prisoner offered money to execute Speck, prompting investigations while Speck remains in protective custody.

Mass Slayer Chicago Richard F. Speck Allyn R. Sielaff Illinois Department of Corrections Old State Joliet Speck Sielaff

Western Governors Seek Role In Solving Energy Crisis

The Western Governors Conference urged the Nixon administration to involve state chief executives in national energy planning. Gov Dan Evans of Washington told a federal power official at Gleneden Beach Oregon that federal officials should be included. Leaders including John A Love and Interior Secretary Rogers Morton spoke as the four day meeting focused on energy. Alabama Gov George Wallace, chair, said the Democratic party must represent the average middle American for 1976.

Western Governors Conference Washington Dan Evans Gleneden Beach Ore Sun Interior White House John A. Love Colorado Rogers C. B. Morton Point Clear Ala Alabama George C. Wallace Democratic Party Southern Governors Southern Growth Policies Board Oregon Tom McCall Northwest McCall Evans Nixon Portland

Neruda Dies of Cancer Nagging Chilean Nobel Poet at 69

Pablo Neruda a Chilean poet and Communist who won Chile’s second Nobel Prize for Literature in 1971 died of cancer at 69. He resigned as ambassador to France last November due to illness and was operated on for prostate cancer in July. His wife and sister were at his bedside. he had been hospitalized again five days earlier. Neruda’s works include Residence on Earth and Canto General, and he was a prominent political figure tied to Allende.

Santiago, Chile Pablo Neruda Chile Neruda Salvador Allende France Communist Party Allende Spain Latin America la United Fruit Co Jehova Coca Cola Inc Anaconda Ford Motors Central Coast Parral Neftali Ricardo Reyes Bascalto Gabriela Mistral

Wallace vetoes pension measure for disabled governor

Gov George C Wallace vetoed a bill that would grant a pension equal to three fourths of the 25000 annual governor salary to a governor disabled in office. He has opposed the proposal during the legislative session and with session ended the veto cannot be overridden.

Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace Alabama Wallace

Alabama pasture acreage and brood cow increases since 1960

Total pasture acreage in Alabama has risen by about 100000 acres since 1960, while the number of brood cows grew by nearly 250000.

Alabama

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