Landowner Is Key To Good Hunting
Oklahoma City report urges hunters to favor landowners, stressing courteous behavior and landowner relations as essential to successful seasons. Notes public lands exist but private lands remain vital, urging responsible conduct to sustain hunting access. Also mentions H.R.1247 moving through Congress to redirect handgun excise tax to wildlife and firearms programs.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
General Treasury
U. S
House of Representatives
Senate
Subcommittee On Energy, Natural Resources and Environment
Subcommittee
Ada Man Arrested Twice Deliberately Wrecks Pickup
Terry Ray Blevins 320 West 11th was arrested near midnight by Highway Patrol Trooper John Wayne Smith on public drunkenness. At the sheriff's office he escaped, later arrested again by Don Henderson at Main and Asa Road, deliberately smashing a pickup parked at a service station. Blevins pleaded guilty to reckless driving in Municipal Court and was fined $20.
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Ada
Terry Ray Blevins
Highway Patrol
John Wayne Smith
Blevins
Don Henderson
Main
Asa Road
Henderson
W. Main
Glen McGuire
Rally Fight Nets Charges Against Brother Of Hall
District Court charged Ronald Glen Hall with assault and battery in a fight at Glenwood Park during a political rally between rival district attorney candidates supporters. He has until Friday to enter pleas. The rally followed Harold Hall's defeat by incumbent Gordon Melson.
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Glenwood Park
Ronald Glen Hall
Harold Hall
Roy Powell
Charles
Hall
Lewis Watson
Gordon R. Melson
Tom Shilling Wins Scouting Eagle Award
Tom Shilling son of Mr and Mrs William C Shilling received the Boy Scout Eagle Award at St Joseph Church last Sunday. He began as a Tenderfoot in 1967 reached Life in 1969 and was elected to the Order of the Arrow in May 1968. He holds 24 merit badges and 57 camping nights with awards including Historical Trails Lifeguard and Philmont Junior Leader Training. His Eagle project organized a Christmas party for McCall's Chapel School for Exceptional Children.
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Tom Shilling
Wiliam C. Shilling
Boy Scouting
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Shilling
Order of the Arrow
Philmont
McCall's Chapel School
Vehicle fires reported as firemen extinguish two crashes
Firemen were called to two vehicular blazes Wednesday in Sham and at 1100 block of West Main. A car fire near Mes jior Thompson was caused by a backfire at the carburetor. At 10 03 pm C L Allen reported his wreck with an overheated brake in the 1100 block of West Main.
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Sham
Mes
Jior Thompson
C. L. Allen
W. Main
Oklahoma Marine Denies Murders In Vietnam Case
Randell D. Herrod, 20, of Calvin Oklahoma, testified in a seven officer jury hearing his murder trial in Da Nang hospital area. He claimed he did not kill Vietnamese women and a child during a Son Thang village patrol on February 19. The case centers on whether his actions constituted murder under wartime rules.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Marine Pyi
Randell D. Herrod
Herrod
Calvin
Okla
Son Thang Vil
Nang
Herod
Son Thang Atea
Que Son
Sot Thang
Navy
Keith Lawrence
Portland
Ore
Oklahoma City
Gary E
Bushell
Austin
Tex
August brings three more accidents and fines
August totals rise to 32 after three crashes on Wednesday. Details include William B. Johnston fault for following too closely, Catherine Miller's improper turn, and Cathryn Zoeller's tire break leading to a tree collision. Court fines and speeding charges follow in Municipal and District Court.
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William B. Johnston
Konawa
N. Mississip
Wanda Lee Rush
Johnston
Catherine Bailey Miller
Rochester
Minn
Broadway
Rosedale Road
Maciell Sorrell
Ada
Catherine Miller
Cathryn
Zoeller
Morrison Drive
Elino Escue
Charles J. Baum
Kenneth P. Henderson
Donna J. Miller
Ottis J. Riddle
Tulsa Judges To Have Guards
Tulsa district court judges will receive armed guards at their homes and in courtrooms. Presiding Judge Robert D. Simms ordered the precautionary measures after a bomb attack nearly killed Dist. Court Judge Fred Nelson. Several attorneys, an assistant district attorney, and a judge have been hospitalized by bomb blasts in northeastern Oklahoma in recent years.
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Tulsa
Okla
Fred Nelson
Robert D. Simms
Sevi
Oklahohma
Simms
Oklahoma City Women’s Liberation Day Includes Bra Burning Incident
In Oklahoma City two YWCA branch leaders staged a liberation ceremony on Women’s Liberation Day. A bra and a box of underwear were burned, causing a small grass fire quickly contained. The event drew mixed views on liberation and equal pay.
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Oklahoma City
Eunice Nunley
Nunley
YWCA
Gwen Rose
Women's Liberation Movement
Rose
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Richard Dale Akin
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Lee Wil Cord
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Joseph G. Gallup Jr
Howard F. Asendorf
Grady Lee Briggs Jr
Earl James Davis
Curtis Eugene Lively
Cornell Crock
Jimmy Petit
Eddie Lee Sarrett
Jack Allen Caton
J.B. Smith
Bob Lynn Gray
M. ©. Kuestersteffen
Mark Morris Herring
Kim Alan Wilbanks
Herred
Edwin Wheeler
1St Marine Division
Gene Stipe
McAlester
Fleet Marine Force Wifh
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Stipe
Srd/ Marine Amphibious Force
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