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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1973

Page

9

Health Center Solution Key To 1973 Adjournment

Oklahoma House Speaker Bill Willis says a solution to the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center is essential to adjournment. He cites a possible split of University Hospital from the OU medical school and seeks cost data and a board structure comparison.

Oklahoma City Bill Willis University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center Oklahoma University Hospital OU Medical School Medical Center Willis Senate House Children’s Memorial Hospital Welfare Hannah Atkins OU Board of Regents

Practical Jokes Hit Gilchrist Family In Oklahoma City

In Oklahoma City the Gilchrist family endures a long series of pranks starting January 26 with the theft of Barbara Gilchrist's car. A florist deliveries, a rick of wood, a television antenna, and a fake billfold ad in the Times follow, with calls and a staged charity pickup. The stalker even pretends to be a police lieutenant and hacks their schedule. Mrs. Gilchrist, a public health nurse, worries the pranks reveal someone who knows their routines. The police say little can be done without identifying the prankster.

Oklahoma City R. S. Gilchrist Barbara Gilchrist Gilchrist Cod Oklahoma City Times Gilchrists Mayfair Ant Mr. Gilchrist Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals SPCA

Inmate Claims Case Reversed In McALESTER

Frank Chase, jailed for 35 years for kidnapping a Muskogee County deputy sheriff, says his judgment was reversed by the Court of Criminal Appeals on Jan 23 and a new trial was ordered. District Judge Robert J. Bell is to hear his petition today in McAlester. He claims he has not been returned to Muskogee County nor given credit for a Tulsa firearms violation that would cut his sentence.

Mcalester Okla Frank Chase Oklahoma Robert J. Bell Chase Muskogee County State Court of Criminal Appeals Tulsa County

Scouts talent show and dance at Patterson Center

Explorer Post 166 hosts talent show and dance at Patterson Center from 7 to 11 30 p.m. Tuesday with 75 cents admission for individuals and one dollar for couples. Funds raised support a spring trip to Six Flags Over Texas. Herman Travers sponsors the post.

Explorer Post No Patterson Center Post Six Flags Over Texas Herman Travers

Senate Confirms Three Executive Appointments

The state Senate on Thursday confirmed three of Gov. David Hall's executive picks. Tim Curtin of Watonga was approved for the Board of Corrections, Vetty Morton of Oklahoma City for the Tourism and Recreation Commission, and Hiram Keith Myers Jr. of Hollis for the Altus Junior College Board of Regents.

Oklahoma City State Senate David Hall Tim Curtin Watonga State Board of Corrections Vetty Morton Tourism and Recreation Commission Hiram Keith Myers Jr Hollis Altus Junior College Board of Regents

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