Marijuana Case Goes To Jury In Lawton Court
Jurors began deliberations at 11 a.m. in the District Court trial of Harold Naegeli, 20, charged with sale of marijuana after a Tuesday start and final arguments. Naegeli was taken into custody December 16 with several youths during a Lawton crackdown. Eisenhower High School students facing charges have pled guilty and were sentenced, while more trials are scheduled in April.
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Lawton
Harold Naegeli
Wycliffe
Eisenhower High School
Russell Bridges
Larry J. Campbell
Compass
James A. Borrer
Ferris
David Rivera
Fort Sill
Vietnam
Steve R. Brown
Columbia
Denton Foley
John Cordes
Kenneth Copeland
Richard Steel
House Demos Reject Troop Pullout Resolution in Heated Debate
Democrats defeated the measure 87 to 5 as the session turned sharp against Sen Fred Harris and state Democratic Chairman J C Kennedy. Governor Nixon received scant praise while Rep Visanio Johnson faced pointed questioning over his resolution calling for ending U S troop involvement in Vietnam by year end.
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House
Harris
Kennedy
Qelahoma City
Congress
U.S
Vietnam
Fred Harris
J. C. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Lawton Man, 61, Faces Dope Charge
A 61 year old Lawton man was charged in District Court with possession of barbiturates and released on $500 bond. Trooper James Carpenter said the man identified as Isaac Bates of 11244 B was checked after his driver’s license showed it was expired. Bates was taken to the county jail.
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Lawton
Isaac Bates
James Carpenter
Bates
Public Records Reported to City Police
Lawton Police Department records list individuals and firms connected to reports. R. S. Noland reported 2002 B theft of furniture from a rental building. Public Service Company at 213 Southeast 8 is cited in the file.
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Lawton
R. S. Noland
Public Service Company
Southeast 8
Charges Filed After Cremories in District Court Clerk Office
The district court clerk lists minor traffic defendants including William Allen of Altus speeding and Leo Schulte of 806 Columbia disobeying a stop sign. Fort Sill drivers York Cotton Anderson Richards Kominski cited for left of center or right lane violations. Jimmie Benson of Snyder and others charged with speeding. Felony cases include Rodney Lewis 17 Gore burglary, Isaac Bates 63 possession of dangerous drugs, John R Smith 38 and Opal Ad. Smith 29 sale of alcohol without license.
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Harces
District Court Clerk's
Allen
Altus
Leo John Schulte
Columbia
Billy F. Costeel
Fort Sill
Orville Robert York
Lester W. Cotton
Gerald W. Anderson
Tommy L. Richards
Raymond F. Kominski
Jimmie Lee Benson
E. 1Ith
Snyder
Rodney Alan Lewis
Gore
Isaac Bates
John Robert Smith
Opal T. Ad. R. Smith
Fire reports list multiple incidents across town
The Lowton Fire Department logged multiple calls including smoke investigations at 6 56 p.m near Sixth and Codhe and 8 56 p.m. at 1005 S Seventh. Resuscitator calls appeared at 9 56 p.m. on Elm and 10 04 p.m. on Rogers Lane. A house fire occurred at 2816 Lynn Circle.
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Washington
Ross
Gross Tre
Lynn Circle
Rogers Lane
Gross
Stock Market Sets Sharp Rising Pace Observes Mixed Results
Big Board lists show General Motors up 1 at 84 and Chrysler up 15 percent at 30. Oil stocks climb with Occidental Petroleum up 14 to 21, Tomas up 79, Gulf up 5 at 31.44, while Federal National Mortgage drops 14 percent at 71. Agricultural and Oklahoma cattle figures follow with feeder cattle sales and various price ranges noted.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Natomas
Gulf
Occidental Petroleum
Federal National Mortgage
Sanders
Leasco
International Harvester
Avnet Inc
Cameron Group To Sing At Annual AUSA Banquet
Cameron College Singers will perform at the Southwest Oklahoma Chapter AUSA spring banquet. Col H G Gordon ticket chairman at Fort Sill says many tickets sold with more available at the NCO Club or through banquet contacts.
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Cameron
Cameron College
Southwest Oklahoma
Association of the United States Army
AUSA
Western Union
H. G. Gordon
Fort Sill
Informa
Terrill Added To Committee on Higher Education
Senate Majority Leader Al Terrill of Lawton was added to the Senate Committee on Higher Education. The move aims to help efforts to rename Central State College to Central State University in Edmond. Senate President Pro Tem Finis Smith supported the name change measure, which previous attempts failed to advance out of committee.
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Oklahoma City
Senate
al Terrill
Lawton
Committee On Higher Education
Central State College
Central State University
Finis Smith
Tulsa
Terrill
Edmond
Lawton Police Cadets Complete 26 Hour First Aid Course
A total of 10 Lawton police officers and 3 residents completed a 26 hour combined standard and advanced first aid course at the Comanche County Red Cross Chapter House on Gore Boulevard. 25 veteran officers completed a refresher course and new Lawton Police Department personnel earning certification include David Alvey James Baker Mary Beal Robert Boyd Robert Braly Bill Godfrey Belinda Kozik Mike Watkins and Paul Welker.
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Lawton
Comanche County
Red Cross
Gore Blvd
New
Lawton Police Department
David Alvey
James Baker
Mary Beal
Robert Boyd
Robert Braly
Bill Godfrey
Belinda Kozik
Mike Watkins
Paul Welker
Clude Lynn Patricia Vickers
Johnnie Rhodes
George Wever
Don Wilson
J. B. Langford
Jerry Williams
Jerry C. Butler
Joe Stewart
Tom Kuchynka
Bill May
Grady Crabtree
al Turner
Jarrold Bob States
Glenn Devine
Funeral Rites Pending for John Wilson and Mrs Price
John Wilson born August 24 1909 in Konawa lived in Apache before moving here in 1958. He owned a grocery and motel and married Verda Wyatt in 1933. Burial plans and services are pending at Jefferson Funeral Home for Mrs Josie N Price 54 of 1747 14th Place who died around 4.
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John Wilson
Huckleberry
Konawa
Apache
Verda Wyatt
Don
Jefferson Funeral Home
Josie N. Price
Infant Michael Lee Martinez Funeral Detail
A funeral service for Michael Lee Martinez three day old son of Mr and Mrs Abaristo Martinez will be held at 2 p m Thursday in Lubbock Texas The infant died on arrival at the hospital The baby's aunt Mrs Trene Manzanalez of 922 SE Second was caring for the infant while the mother recuperated
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Lubbock
Tex
Michael Lee Martinez
Abaristo Martinez
Trene Manzanalez
Holy Week Rites Slated At Huntinghorse Memorial Church
Holy week services at 7:45 p.m. today through Friday at Huntinghorse Memorial Methodist Church 611 25th. Rev. Linn Pauahty and guest Indian ministers speak each night. A Holy Communion service is set for 7:45 p.m. Thursday. Indian and English hymns will be sung at all services.
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Huntinghorse Memorial Methodist Church
Linn Pauahty
Armadillo Cubs Born in Unisex Litters of Four
The peba or nime banded armadillo bears its young in litters of four and always of the same sex. This unique reproduction pattern marks the species as producing uniform offspring per birth.
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Geary
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Watonga
Enid
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Manchester
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Pauls Valley
Clarence Huckleberry
Martinez Infant
USC
Steve Whittington
Jesus
Comanche Reformed Church
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Reformed
Real Heights
Westminster Presbyterian Churches
Plete Sports
Oxford
Freeman
Erwin Acres
Remnant Carpet Co
Bankamerica RO
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