The Lawton Constitution (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 70, No. 217, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 30, 1972 Page: 3 of 24
This newspaper is part of the collection entitled: Oklahoma Digital Newspaper Program and was provided to The Gateway to Oklahoma History by the Oklahoma Historical Society.
- Highlighting
- Highlighting On/Off
- Color:
- Adjust Image
- Rotate Left
- Rotate Right
- Brightness, Contrast, etc. (Experimental)
- Cropping Tool
- Download Sizes
- Preview all sizes/dimensions or...
- Download Thumbnail
- Download Small
- Download Medium
- Download Large
- High Resolution Files
- IIIF Image JSON
- IIIF Image URL
- Accessibility
- View Extracted Text
Extracted Text
The following text was automatically extracted from the image on this page using optical character recognition software:
3
By MARC SCHEIER
27 he’s almost completely par fortunate than most people Ev-
alyzed in his anna and legs
ery time I’m down I've found
one Or even that at the age of a lot worse off. I've been more the whole, people tend to stay
May JO
59
S3
*3
56
7)
Southwest Oklahoma’* Freezer Beef Headquarters
67
BEEF SALE
E
Rein
3
60
70
8
Until Wadnenday Mernine
2
Regional Weather Summary
.39
Northwesterly winds lighr and voriabie to 85 north ond mostly 80s south
o
cloudy
ond ends at 9:0
High Wednesdey neor 10
sets at 9 OQ am.
FREE
53 to 63
PER
*37.10
.01
9
For Six
MONTH
Months
Highs Wednesday mostly in the 70%.
3)
125 lbs. delivered weight U.S.D.A. BEEF
79
w
9*
ru
@
G
r
05
T-Bone Steaks
1
Pikes Peak
57
oxLAnGeAA'
Sirloin Steaks
Roast
3)
Round Steaks
Ground Beef
Chuck Roast
5
Ml
(1,
Club Steaks
Stew Meats
Arm Roast
t
C
Sirloin Tip Steaks
Rump Roast
Short Ribs
PLUS
PLUS
50 Pork Chops
PLUS
PLUS
PLUS
MARKETS
GRAIN
PLUS
d
me
titude resulted in tragedy."
The Corps said adequate in- innocently visiting friends dur-
mony by Bureau. state and
r
IMPERIAL FOODS
4
Buffalo Creek.
Ph. 355-5545
353-7814
353-7817
5
8
Southwest Oklahoma's Freezer Beef Headquarters
I
irten
Oy n 9 to 8 Weekdayi
FORECAST
Angela Davis
Trial Resumes
12 lbs. Pork
Spare Ribs
u.s.wAm•UMAU
loucAsraoM*
90
72
73
C
d
57
54
SI
46
60
A)
47
M
n
fl
45
) 39
71
75
75
72
M
77
80
77
79
79
75
78
#
3
95
138
.65
2 00
40 00
30 00
C
CY
c
(Y
CY
CY
C
Birminghom
Bismarck
Boise
Moston
Nrownsville
Nuflaio
Ruelington
tosper
WE RENT
AS Low AS
Albony, N. Y.
Albuqverqve
Wednesdav neor 80
ZONES J. 6, 7. a, 9 - Fair to portly 1969
ing those days, unaware of a
plot or that the shootings had
occurred.
he
xut
ck
ce
at
3
PRICE INCLUDES CUTTING, WRAPPING, MARKING, SHARP FREEZING AND DELIVERY---
ALL MEATS AND FROZEN FOODS ARE UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED, ALL ITEMS
ARE OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY!
17
79
75
KANSAS — Mostly CW tonight ond Ok ichoma City
Wednesday. Cooler oast ond control to inker
night Lows 40 to 45 northwest to obovt Fort Sill
3
5
It
•7
AS
77
AA
Pt
7$
77
14
II
3
DO
Al
$9
72
AS
AS
Al
49
76
-7
51
Al
57
64
M
5
-E
CG
□
aft
ier
C-
»r
me
mt
3
DO
83
•7
69
52
73
78
c
E
o
USDA GOOD
FOREQUARTERS
CONSISTING OF
Family Steaks
Beef Patties
2
07
r
(0
3
CT
1
14112
tn
E
o
12
i
Q
N
3
0 so
AS
74
62
44
47
AA
Al
44
58
70
Al
73
A4
55
52
40
44
30—Froxen Fruit Juices, Your
Choice: Orange, Gvape, Grepe-
fruit. Lemonade, Limcade and
Hawaiian Punch.
Tulso
Fort Smith
visits to the homes of friends,
listening to 1950-vintage rock
and roll ("I like those oldies
T
97
I?
84
85
80
73
AA
86
78
AS
TA
A7
1A
17
78
80
79
64
B9
• I
11
14
M
Q
o
3
X
1
3
USDA GOOD
SIDES
ed
11b
is.
74
86
57
IT
74
75
76
MS
90
77
88
BO
II
101
8
8
h
9 to 6 " t.
DATA
S Mot
13.33
1011
7.06
8.99
• Dry Cleaning
• Alterations
• Dress Shirts
• Fatigues
3 HOUR SERVICE
Sheridan
Cleaners
1701 N. SHERIDAN
LAWTON RAINFALL
Moy
103
2 83
473
2.79
9
N
8
Duta fiom NATIONAL WEATMER SLNVlCl.
NOAA, U.S Dvpl. at Camm^ct
WE GUARANTEE NO GREATER CUTTING LOSS THAN 20%
TERMS AVAILABLE — NO PAYMENTS TIL JULY
38
.18
01
Tr
53
.57
.7
If You Do Not Have A Freezer... You Can Have The Above
Order And A New Freezer In Your Home
CY
PC
C
CY
CY
R
C
< I Ru
V k a «.
1
rt
an
es
er
10 lbs. of
Rodeo Brand
your choice, Bologna,
or Wieners
41
51
SA
54
59
»
57
54
57
58
57
62
et
ve
It
60
43
Al
59
68
A3
A3
22
68
AT
AS
47
aS
Al
A3
Al
If
51
A4
If
64
JI
56
45
74
7?
62
70
AS
74
62
68
1 )))
yA/,
WeS
MN
10 lbs. of Rodeo
Brand
Sausage or Bacon
CY
CY
R
CY
CY
PC
CY
CY
R
C
CY
C
C
C
CY
C
CY
CY
CY
PC
c
C
c
R
PC
c
CYY
R
c
PC
CY
C
C
c
PC
CY
CY
CY
C
C
CY
CY
C
CY
C
PC
c
PC
c
PC
CY
CYY
PC
PC
c
PC
CY
CY
30 lbs. USDA Fryers
Cut up or whole
*
64
I
66
femperetures
An Avawg.
For Are
12 lbs. Fully Cooked
Ham
1. OS Angeles
L.ouisvilie
iAemphis
Aiami Beach
AAldland Ten
AAilwoukee
Mpis St Pouf
New Orieans
New York
North Platte
Oklahoma City
Omoha
Oriando
Fhilodelphia
P hoenix
OR
10 lbs. Boneless,
Breaded Ocean Perch
or Fishsticks
-PLUS—
40— Packages of vegetebles,
YOUR CHOICE: Green Beens,
Pear, Broccoli, Corn, Squash,
Mixed vegetables. Okra, Limo
Scant, Spinach, Feas and Car-
roti, Block-eyed Feat, Cream
Style Corn, Cauliflower, Turnip
Greens, French Friet, Shredded
Potato Patties . . .
ISO Ibs. Averege
Yield 2
Will be moving soon.
Now you ran nave
from
20% 50%
On Most of your
Western Wear
One Lot
CHILDREN'S
BOOTS
12.95 Value-
Sizes 8% to 3
Now 6.95
322 S. Third Kt.
BankAmerirard
130 Ibs. Average
Yield 2
og
be-
e,
an
‘sj
AnKIA N
510
A NAW
2
I
u.
nesdcy mid 80s
OUTOFSTATE FORECASTS
ZONES 1|, If, 38. 11 - Fotr to portiy Wednesdoy
cloudy through Wednesdoy Mild fodGy.
NORTH CENTRAL TEXA$ — Foir Hobort
extreme north portion parfly cioudy cen- MAlester
tral ond south tonight A iittie cooler Ardmore
over the O'kj Foi■ art cool Wednesday Ponca Cit
High Wednesdoy 80 t 87. Low tonight Wichita Polls
~ (AP Wirephole Mop)
WEATHER EORECAST. Rain is forecast in the Great Lakes area and showers
are expected in the Midwest. There will be warm weather in the Southeast.
Ond O IIHie cooler tonight ond Wednes- tempereture Precipitation for 74 hours
day. Lows tonight mostly in the 50a. ending ot 7 a m.
COLORADO - Portty cloudy through Amorlilo
Wednesday Scattered showers ond few Anchoroge
3040.0
Northwesterty winds 3 to 15 mph light 1971
and voriabie tonight Low tonight mid 1972
M
Northwesterly winds becoming light ond at 1 39 pm Civil twilight begina Wed
at 7 o m.
Guymon
Goge
Believe It
Or Not...
, A
Kuahdy.g
h injum-,3
muzn)
eespmoMalomnd.
G"ea "
voriable tonight low tonight mid 50s nesday at 5 41 am
Dacre’s favorite times are
gv4 Gaskins Furniture
S2 And Rental Center
2 / ItM Ft M MW.
17-75
•*
R Welcome
ASfremesmesesssa
consequent ‘let-George-do-it‘ at- P«>r foundation and there was shootings and went to the San
... .------...j •--visible evidence of this steady Francisco airport Aug. 7 to fire
car by myself, unless the girl
lifts me."
Dacre's worst time after the
accident was when "I finally
realized I'd be in a wheelchair
the rest of my life."
He said he never thought of
suicide.
"I had too many things going
for me In the hospital, all the
nurses were around my age
Liter, at the rehabilitation cen-
ter I went to, there was a
friend who helped me a lot "
Dacre has three brothers but
he doesn't see them more often
l tian a non -handicapped person
might "They've got their own
lives I don’t think I have the
right to bind them to me just
because of an accident," he
said
Dacre said his mother died
when he was one, and his fa-
ther brought the four boys to
live with their grandparents,
who died when Dacre was |5
and that he hasn't seen his fa-
ther since.
I hicogo
(incinnoti
(levelond
Columbus, 0
Dallas H. Worth
Lenver
Des Moines
Detroit
Duluth
Fl Poso
Forgo
Great Falis
Heleno
Honolulu
Houston
indionapolis
Jockson, Miss
-------- ---- ---- Jucksonville
Cool again tonight and wormer Wednes OKLAHOMA, OTHER POINTS • ansos Ciry
do* Northeosterly winds 7 to 14 mph High and iow temperotures and pre- 4 os Vegas
tonight low tonight low 50s High Wed cipitotion total for 24 hour period ending kirte Rook
‘ har leston, s c f Y
' horieston. w Va, CY
• horlotte, N C.
p m Moon phase
pm T vesdcy and
away from you if you’ve got a
handicap "
The Cleveland native was a
junior at Ohio University seven
years ago when an auto acci-
dent broke his neck it took
hint six years to convince the
Ohio Department of Rehabilita
tion to let him return to college
for his senior year
But. he made it, and gradu-
ates next month from Otterbein
College with a H average in
business administration
Dacre, who lives at a nursing
home as a state ward, talked
matter of factly about the uttie
ways in which pcople shut out a
quadraplegie,
— There s always a seat
empty next to me at the .tart
of the term People look at me
like I have the plague
St Prbg -Tomoe
Solt lok» City
Son Antonio
Son Diego
Son Froncisco
Son Juan P R
St Sle Morie
Seattte
Shreveport
Spokone
Tucson
Woshington
Wichita
B
No. 3, on the Middle Fork of any other refuse pile, except
that it impounded water.
Ond miid through Wednesday 19'0
The Senate subcommittee weakening for a year before with the escapers and Jackson
scheduled two days of testi-the final breakdown. The defense claims she was
• OFFICE SUFFLIES
• OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks Chain Flles
McCord’s
517 C Ave. Dial 235-2075
Lawton Boot
and
{ Western Store
Thunderstorms south tonight Wormer Asheville
east Wednesday low tonight 40* and Atenta
5(M north and 9tn* 50s southwest With Rillings
4-4
If you should move or be tvansfevved from the area—we will purchase the unused portion of this
food order on a dollar for dollar basis. Yom taka no chance when you buy from us.
50 southeast A little wormer north cen-
tral ond extreme west Wednesdoy High* WEATHER ELSEWMERE
70a east to obout 80 near west border Weather at 7 a m Highest temperature Fittsburgh
Monday Lowest temperctvre lost 13 Fortiane Me
ARKANSAS - Clear to portly cloudy Murs letter ! .indicates, below zero Portiand, Ore
_ _ .. .. Roleigh
Rapid City
Reno
Richmond
St Louis
59.
A - THE LAWTONCONSTITUTION, Tuendey, Mey 30,1972
Quadraplegie Just Wants To Be Treated More Like Normal Person
66.
76s
people who want an active so-
cial life
Shewen E2729
- SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -
The Angela Davis trial resume-
today after a four-day recess
___ . . m. during which the prosecution
Wesi Virginia Disaster zandtmz’tsgstmerieae
Sos High Wednenday 70
zone J 1, 11, 14. If - Foir t porfly ASTRONOMICAL DATA - Sun riu
Weother repo trom the Ul Mtn* M meuntoina Mign Wednmdov ■ to •
Buregu. Okiohomg CINy weet, 15 to K nt with MM mounteina
OKLAHOMA ZONI 1
ZONES 11 IL 14, U - Fair POrtty NIW MEXICO - scahtered thunder,
cioudy ond mod throuh Wednesdoy showers mainly soufhern portion tonight
Northeasteriy winds 0 to 17 mph "onight Possib ie iocolly heovy showers south
low tonight mid to upper 50s High Wed- control Ond southeostern sections this
nesdoy low 80s evening Vorioble ciovdiness and mild
with wide<y it ottered ofternoon ond eve-
ZONES I, 1 3. 4 — Fair to partly ning thundershowers Wednesday Lows
cloudy and mild throuh Wednesday tonight 45 to 60 High* Wednesday 70
Mn‘h r
i
ann brace, says that after six
job applications and interviews
for management positions at
banks, insurance firms and a
he was on a basketball scholar
ship to Heidelberg College in
Ohio
' Mv whole life up to the time
of the accident was sports
That’s what really hurts I
played almost even sport all
through college
"H s especially hard when
I’m out with some friends ami
they start playing." he added
musingly. "Your adrenalin
starts flowing and you want to
play—and you can t "
Dacre wants to cut red tape
in rehabuitation programs for
the handicapped, und gear
nursing homes towants younger
cloudy ond mild through Wedneaday Wedneedoy ot 4 11 O m COT ond seta
.—3
$2
24*a
5o e I M-dfhs
f- WARM.x7 491
7 wAG"
y"ESERVILLE.Ohio (AP) He thinks things would be 811 someone who helped pick me
wif Dace main gripe right I people would treat him up," he said
more like a normal person.
It isn’t that he's been a vir "Look, I've had a lot of “I don’t need to be babied
tual orphan since the age of things going for me I could be But what bugs me is that, on
company officials, along with spection would have disclosed
law-enforcement and National this deterioration
Guard spokesmen, and survi- A Bureau of Mines regulation
vors of the tragedy. forbids impoundment of water
On the eve of the hearings, by mine-refuse piles And Inte-
the subcommittee released the rior Department officials ac-
Corps report on the collapse of knowledged that the ill-fated
the Buffalo Mining Co. Dam barrier was no different from
He to a trustee of Creative
Lving. a community organ-
isation planning a non-profit
apartment building near Ohio
State I niversity for severely
disabled youths
What makes Jack Deere hap-
py?
"I've made qulte a few
friends Thal makes life enjoy
able—knowing you always have
people you can depend on
"But I'm happiest to be
treated as a human being," he
said
-'Sometimes a complete
stranger will come up and help
me, like if I’m outside in my
wheelchair and it starts to rain
But others will just walk by
and wont help at all
—"I m completely dependent
on people, so I can’t afford to
alienate them I have to hold
back a lot
— Society is so sheltered
People stay away from you if
you re handicapped—as though
you have a disease "
But Dacre thinks soclety now
is tending to break down the
barriers towards all minor,
ities-the handicapped as wrj|
as women and blacks
"And now things are looking
up I ll be getting my diploma-
that’s what I’ve been striving
for all these years."
But Dacre, who writes by
holding his pencil in a metal
" clip attached to his left plastic
Its decision was to be made
Probed By Senate Panel
witnesses in three days and but “ 1 1 seeing Steve
... ..without calling Miss Davis to McQueen and John Wayne
WASHINGTON (AP) - The The Corps is preparing a sec- the stand E 10 movies, and keeping on
Army Corps of Engineers says ond report surveying similar The „ sports
the West Virginia dam that col- waste-pile dams in West Vir- ’'e " ear , DacK com- u . .
lapsed last February, killing atginia. munist isachargedwith murder, freshman year at college
least 118 persons, was doomed When Dam No 3 collapsed . P ‘ onspirac in the
from the start A Senate sub- last Feb 26 after three days of 1970, .gun battenat the
committee opens hearings to- rain it sent a 20-foot wail of wa- Ma . . . ’
day on the disaster. ter through the Buffalo Valley, which four persons, including a
Tlie Engineers released a re- wiping out the towns of Saun- 6 5 ‘ ,
port Monday saying the dam ders and Lorado and spreading . acused " SuPP ying Barley
"should never have been built.", havoc for 17 miles downstream guns, and plottingan escapeat Wheat
The report spread the blame Government and company of- tempt 1y threesconvicts which Oats
for the disaster among the U.S. ficials called it an act of God. Aioe. 1001' gat , Milo
Bureau at Mines, the State of But the Corps report said the .. ttorney a predic ted at Alfalfa hay
West Virginia, and the Buffalo dam was so basically unsafe Iina arguments could star Prairie hay
Coal Co. which built the struc- that only a "happy accident" of Wednesday and.theuscase be
ture All three, the report said, nature could have prevented its sentto thejury. by. ±n„t
apdear have S SS collapse
bilittiesoyerthes of construe- In fact, the Corps sald, water courthouse invasion with 17.
tion and inspection of a dam. seepage had been steadily un- year-old Jonathan Jackson dur-
Said the Corps report: "The dermining the dam’s already- ing the four days before the
• b w Hr<rI 111 Part h
• \< w Hall iwi H -'
mew.11v
AUTO FAINTING
FINEST BAKED ENAMEL
At Low Aa $4.95
Plat Material. Wreeks
Repaired. Our 4Is Year.
WIEST AUTo SERVICE
4 th A B Dial 255-3553
tonight Low tonight upper 50* High
USDA GOOD
HINDQUARTERS ’ ’
00 chemical company, all he hat
are six rejection letters
w "'Hi. they always stress
0 they re very proud of me that
8 I show such initiative, but I’m
sure my disability has some-
thing to do with the rejections,"
he said.
aa Dacre’s social life is rather
10 tame
"I dated the same girl for a
on yearand-a-half before the acci-
dent Six months after the acc.
02 dent she left. That was a big
letdown."
fl
5 Now, as Dacre points out,
"When you're physically dis-
abled it’s hard to explain to a
0 girl about the complete dis.
.io ability, I can't even get into a
Upcoming Pages
Here’s what’s next.
Search Inside
This issue can be searched. Note: Results may vary based on the legibility of text within the document.
Matching Search Results
View 12 places within this issue that match your search.Tools / Downloads
Get a copy of this page or view the extracted text.
Citing and Sharing
Basic information for referencing this web page. We also provide extended guidance on usage rights, references, copying or embedding.
Reference the current page of this Newspaper.
Bentley, Bill F. The Lawton Constitution (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 70, No. 217, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 30, 1972, newspaper, May 30, 1972; Lawton, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2037470/m1/3/?q=food+rule+for+unt+students: accessed July 1, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.