Fort Sill Private Wins Delay Of Orders In Suit
Pvt. Lawrence K. Tesson of Fort Sill filed a breach of contract suit against the Army over a NCO course mismatch. U.S. District Judge Stephen Chandler ordered a 20 day delay in orders pending the case. Tesson seeks discharge citing family hardship as factors weighed by Maj. Gen. Roderick Wetherill, with Fort Sill officials stating no sufficient hardship exists.
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Vietnam
Fort Sill
Lawrence K. Tesson
Army
U.S. Dist
Stephen Chandler
Oklahoma City
Tesson
Roderick Wetherill
St. Louis
Death Notice for Sarah E Curl in Lawton Oklahoma
Sarah E Curl 84 of 716 MacKinley died at 3 15 pm Wednesday after a brief illness. Funeral at 10 30 am Friday at First Baptist Church Chapel with Rev Forrest Siler officiating. Burial Highland Cemetery Green Lawn Funeral Home directing. Born September 3 1887 in Missouri she moved to Oklahoma as a child. Survived by daughter Mrs George Harshaw of Okmulgee brother Frank Steen sister Mrs Ida Pemberth four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Sarah E. Curl
MacKinley
First Baptist Church
Forrest Siler
Highland Cemetery
Greenlawn Funeral Home
Missouri
Chandler
Lawton
Curl
George Harshaw
Okmulgee
Frank Steen
Ida Pembertah
Massad Funeral Held for N. S. Massad in Tyler
Funeral for N. S. Frank Massad 73 former clothing store owner in Maud Ardmore Healdton and Vici was at 11 30 a m at Tyler First Presbyterian Church Rev T Hartley Hall IV officiated with burial at Rosehill Cemetery Survivors include two daughters two sons two brothers and seven grandchildren born July 10 1896 in Merriam Lebanon Massad died Tuesday afternoon after a lengthy illness
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Glen Massad
N. 35Th Place
Jean Massad
Tyler
Tex
Frank Massad Jr
Houston
Joy N. Massad
George Massad
Holdenville
Kaleem Massad
San Paulo
Brazil
Death notices for Ramsdale and Taylor in Lawton papers
Word reached from Yuma Ariz that Raymond Ramsdale of Glendale Calif a former Walters resident died. Survivors include his wife Lois Coleman and son Bobby Ray both of Glendale and sister in law Mrs Orvis Rigsby. Homer Lee Taylor 66 died in a Lawton nursing home and services are set for Saturday at Letitia Baptist Church with burial at Letitia Cemetery. he farmed east of Lawton and worked 19 years for the county on road maintenance. Survivors include his wife three daughters two sons 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Yuma
Ariz
Raymond Ramsdale
Glendale
Calif
Walters
Lois Coleman
Bobby Ray
Orvis Rigsby
Kinyon
Homer Lee Taylor
Lawton
Letitia Baptist Church
Ernie Margwarth
Letitia Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Mr. Taylor
Priceton
Tex
Ava Puckett
Randlett
K. B. Chasteen
Duncan
Don Hurley
Paul Gray
Homer L. Jr
Floyd
Harold Wayne
Stock Mart Prices Take Broad Upturn
New York figures show a broad stock market advance with the Dow Jones industrial average up 5.26 to 959.81 at noon. NYSE gainers outpaced decliners more than 2 to 1 as several sectors led the rise. Oklahoma grain prices list cash wheat barley Milo and hay values across multiple towns, with broilers and eggs also detailed.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Alva
Manchester
Medford
Okeene
Kingfisher
Clinton
Watonga
Weatherford
Afton
Altus
el Reno
Geary
Hobart
Yukon
Enid
Hillsdale
Temple
Gulf Export
Mangum
Gulf
Milo
Alfalfa Hay
Lamont
Pauls Valley
Indian Student Beaten Outside Bar Risks Eye Loss
A downtown bar attack left an Indian student bloodied and at risk of losing his left eye. Police report five attackers, three black men and two white men, fled after the assault near E Avenue around 10 p.m. Northover identified his assailants to investigators.
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the Indian Hospital
David Joseph Northover
E Avenue
Court Cuts 25 Year Cigarette Theft Sentence
The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals reduced David Edward Terrill age 25 who was sentenced to 25 years for theft of one carton of cigarettes to 15 years in Oklahoma County.
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Oklahoma City
State Court of Criminal Appeals
David Edward Terrill
Oklahoma County
Fifty to graduate from Sill OCS
Fifty Fort Sill soldiers will become officers Friday at the Field Artillery Officer Candidate Course graduation in Howitzer House at 9 a.m. Distinguished graduate Lt. Arthur E. Verardo will receive the Commander’s Cup, the Association of the U.S. Army Gunner’s Trophy, and the Shooter’s Award. Guest speaker Lt. Col. Forest R. Rutgers will address the ceremony.
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Fort Sill
Arthur E. Verardo
Phoenix
Ariz
Association of the U.S. Army
Theodore A. Carthen
Los Angeles
Calif
Ray E. Chowning
New Orleans
Raymond A. Maslett
Troy, N.Y
Donald L. Junker
Racine, Wis
Lawrence S. Marksberry
Covington, Ky
William H. Piper
Lock Haven, Pa
Forest R. Rutgers
Directorate of Plans and
Public Records Charges Filed After District Court Clerk List
A compiled public records list names felonies and numerous traffic violations filed in the district court clerk’s office. Included are Roger Denton Sullivan for sale of marijuana and many drivers from Fort Sill and surrounding towns cited for speeding, improper turns, open containers, and failed vehicle inspections.
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District Court Clerk's
David D. Mercer
Fort Sill
Tommy R. Murphree
Charies CO
Lankford
Lincoln
Robert L. Clark
Allan W. Dunn
Duncan
Billy R. Patterson
Cyril
Louis J. Reed
Apache
Jack T. Brown
Gore Blvd
William E. Baldwin
Gary L. Jackson
Carroll DO. Parker
Hollis
Vicki S. Werd
Indiehome
Dona K. Allred
Martha K. Hampton
James L. Hoyle
Pollard
Walter O. Lieburn
Gerald W. Pippin
Liberty
Inez J. Ard
Ozman
Walter E. Kirby
S. Sheridan Road
Ae K. McClung
Anodorko
Billy E. Satterfield Altus
Timothy M. Stanton
Gore Bivd
Robert W. Roesch
Donnie K. Brewster
Joe A. Mascarenos
Lesley R. Carpenter
Billy R. Stamps
James L. Wallace
Arthur T. Campbell
Elgin
David A. Terry
Robert E. Boyd
Bobby R. Nichols
N. 13Th
Marie R. Tate
Medicine Park
Meorcus A. Pryor
Lawton
Tho
Dennis M. Carter
Kenneth H. Martin
Fire reports list Lawton injuries and fires by time
The Lawton Police Department logs injuries and fires by time and location. Details include a 7 30 p m crash on Dearborn injuring Cheri Bryant taken to Memorial Hospital, a 11 30 p m collision at St Third and C injuring Donald Wiggins taken to Reynolds Army Hospital, plus several building fires with minor damage and a smoke investigation at Patterson Center and 712 Arlington.
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Lawton
Dearborn
Cheri D. Bryant
Bryant
Memorial Hospital
Bob States
St. Third and
Richard G. Christie
S. 12Th
Donald L. Wiggins
Fort Sill
Reynolds Army Hospital
Army
F. G. Williams
Patterson Center
E. Arlington
First
Bell
Arlington
Oklahoma City Schools Desegregation Records Probed
U S Rep Tom Steed says a Justice Department task force is examining the records and pleadings of two appeals of the court ordered Oklahoma City school desegregation plan.
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Washington
U.S
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Justice Department
Oklahoma City
Stillwater Girl Named Oklahoma Homemaker of Tomorrow
Nancy Anne Nelson, 17, a senior at C. E. Donart High School, wins Oklahoma’s 1972 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She receives a 1500 scholarship and competes for the national title April 23 to 28 at Colonial Williamsburg and Washington, D C. Nelson is a National Merit finalist and has held multiple honors and leadership roles while planning studies in political science and music at Yale Princeton or Oklahoma.
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Minneapolis
Wass
Cynthia Jean Henson
Charles Page High School
Sand Springs
Nelson
Oklahoma State University
Nancy
Yale
Princeton
Oklahoma
Conspiracy Case Against Priest Ends in Deadlocked Jury
A U S District Court jury deadlocked on the general conspiracy charge accusing antiwar priest Philip Berrigan and six others of plotting to kidnap Kissinger and attack federal buildings. Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAlister were convicted on letters smuggling counts while other charges remained unresolved. Sentencing dates were not set, with a May 2 hearing tentatively planned for defense-discrimination claims.
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Harrisburg
Philip Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Berrigan
Kissinger
Washington
Draft Board
William Lynch
U.S. District Court
U.S
Lewisburg
Elizabeth McAlister
New York City
Elizabeth
Four Die In State Road Collisions On Interstate 40 and 35
Tulsa saw three fatalities in a crash between a sand truck and a small car. A fourth person remained critically injured. A second fatal crash near Oklahoma City on Interstate 35 claimed James Thomas Hart, 69, of Oklahoma City, who drove under a trailer as it crossed the highway.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Rubena Huff
Beth Johnson
Burle B. Lewis
Ruth Johnson
James Thomas Hart
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Sill
By Coy Hobbs
N.S
Frank) Massad
Homer Taylor
Lawton Constitution
Sun
Lawton Morning Press
Lawton Constitution and Morning Press
Andey Lawton Publishing Co., Inc
3Rd & A
Ave
Ol.c
Lawton Okigheme
Constitution
Const-Press & Sun
Const
Stock Mart
Northover
Russell E. Adams
Arthur D. Boetron
Winthrop
Ronnell S. Beal
Hayesville
N. C
Roland Beaudion
Seaford
Joel K. Branes
Saint Paul
Vanderbilt
Wichita Falls
Craig S. Murphy
Norfolk
Public Records
Roger Denton Sullivan
Marijania
Ana
Ceuta
National Bank
Fabric Sale
Ferris
Stillwater
Otasco
Philco
NMRA
Aees
Mt. Ad
D Avenue
Handy
Cache Road Square
R. Dixon Herman
Paul O'Dwyer
Freedom
THE
Associated Press
McCord’s
C Ave
Dial
Bishop School
Rt. 3
Box 14
Okla
Board of Education
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