The Lawton Constitution & Morning Press (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 29, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 17, 1966 Page: 3 of 42
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air conditioning. It is these eight
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low bid of $56,079. The contract
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Other bids received, all from
Lawton companies, included SA
B Construction Co., $56,495; W.
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struction Co., $59,492; B. W.
Melton, $62,266, and Shelton Con-
struction Co., $63,550.
The bid totals included a base
bid for completion of the eight
rooms and an alternate for
“roughing in” 12 rooms.
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The area to be cleaned is
bounded on the east by . 11th
Street, on the south by Bishop
Road, on the west by 23rd Street
and on the north by Lee Boule-
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WEATHER FORECAST. Showers and thundershowers are forecast Sunday in
the southern Atlantic Coast states, entire Rocky Mountain region and the south-
ern plateau. Fair to partly cloudy skies are expected for the remainder of the
nation. It will be warmer in the upper Mississippi Valley. (AP Wirephoto map.)
Brace Yourself, It’ll Be Hotter
directors. __, .
The project will be supervised
by the Lawton View Improve-1
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community betterment organiza-
tion located in the target area.
“Operation Clean-Up” is in-
tended to create wholesome
work habits for the chronically
unemployed. Principal benefici-
aries will be the residents of the
Lawton View area, it was point-
for administrative expenses.
W. B. Rice, of Lawton, was
named director for “Operation
Clean-up” and John Glass and
Russell Fremin Jr., both of >
Lawton, were named assistant'
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weather may get above-normal region over most of the -nited
Bureau amounts. Precipitation else- States, air tended to descend,
says wili continue to lie where will be about normal. compressing and heating up
Sher “than "usual the next 30 Scientists say a nfeedback"- andrdrying outiThisamak moS
days in the nation’s midsection a sort of vicious circle in the clear SKIesj sunshine
between the Appalachians and atmosphere—is to blame for than normal :su „
the Rockies the sweltering heat wave over Namias said the feedback
But closer to both East and much of the country recently, caused from this was a
West coasts a little relief is Jerome Namias, chief of the condition, inawhich mnencirum.
predicted, with temperatures weather Bureau’s extended stance ag8ra ates anotner i ne
expected to be below normal, forecast section, compared the more sunshine, the more heat
Rainfall over the Midwest situation to the devastating reflected back into the atmos-
will be less than normal during . . 1930,
the period, the bureau said, but drought years of the 1930s.
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Sunday. Hich Sunday 97 to 102. -o" tor4 hours ending at 6 p.m. CST Tucson
Sunday night near /V.
CENTRAL — Clear to partiy cloudy day.
end warm through Monday. High Sunday Albany. N Y.
95 to 100 Low Sunday night mid 70s. Albuoverave
SOUTHEAST — Clear to partly cloudy Amarillo
Sunday and Monday A little warmer Ashevie
Sunday. High Sunday 94 to 99. Low Sun- A anta
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KANSAS -- Variable cloudiness Sunday Bismarck
and Monday. Slow worming trend. Lows Boie
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and Monday with widely scattered otter- Buffalo
noon thundershowers. Warmer Monday. Burlington, Vt.
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A little warmer north portion Sunday. Chorlotte N. C
Low 75 to 80. High 94 to 102 Charlotte, N. C
COLORADO — Widely scattered after- Chicago
noon and evening showers and thunder. Cincinnati
storms Mountains and southwest. Not Clevelond
much change In temperature. Low most- Columbus, 0
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Mountain valleys. High 90 to 100 at lower Detroit
elevations to 75 to 85 mountains. Duluth
NEW MEXICO — Partly cloudy through El Paso
Monday Scattered thundershowers main- Fargo
tv in the late afternoon. Locally cooler Fort Worth
days southwest Lows mostly 55 to 70. Helena
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Opportunity as part of the feder-
al anti-poverty program, is de-
—g..1 to provide on - the - job
training for the unemployed.
A grant of $11,378 from the ______________
OEO was approved in June for mine each man’s physical capa-
the project. Of the funds, $10,- bility to perform work in the
472 will go for wages for the summer weather,
workers and $906 will be used
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Sundov. Low Sunday night in 70s. High .963 74
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NORTHWEST — Clear to portly cloudy 965
through Monday. A little warmer Sunday, 1966 to aote
High Sunday 97 to 102. Low Sunday WEATHER ELSEWHERE
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Shepler, Ned. The Lawton Constitution & Morning Press (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 29, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 17, 1966, newspaper, July 17, 1966; Lawton, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2032250/m1/3/?q=Homecoming+queen+1966+North+Texas+State+University: accessed June 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.