Conference Panel Named For 18 Year Old Vote Bill
Oklahoma legislative conference committee completes work to harmonize House and Senate versions lowering the voting age to 18. Senate action favors letting college students vote in hometowns. House debates minimum wage expansion to 1.40 an hour across multiple sectors. Senate urges Nixon to keep Vietnam POWs released. House Speaker hints at forthcoming income tax proposal details.
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Oslahoma City
House
Senate
Oklahoma
Lee Cate
D-Norman
U.S
Cate
Gary Payne
Atoka
Ken Nance
Oklahoma City
Mittee
Bryce Baggett
Phil Smally
Norman
Denzil Garrison
Bartlesville
Nixon
Vietnam
John Young
D-Sapulpa
John Dahl
Barnsdall
Rex Privett
David Hall
Privett
House Rules Committee
Hall
Burly factory worker halts bank robbery and captures bandit
In Grand Rapids Michigan a burly unemployed factory worker, Andrakowicz, wrestled a shotgun from the bank robber, drove the car with the gun pointed at his head, and later helped police corner the bandit identified as Clare Harvey, 32, of Sparta. The gunfire damaged a windshield and a window as the robber forced hostages before fleeing with $6,885.
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Andrakowicz
Thal Bank
FBI
Clare Harvey
Sparta
Nixon era Air Force One pilot praises organization
Air Force Colonel Ralph D. Albertazzie says presidential flights under Nixon run smoothly with Air Force One never more than 28 seconds late. He compares Nixon travel favorably to Johnson and notes three bomb threats as the main interruptions.
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Washington
Air Force
Ralph D. Albertazzie
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Albertazzie
Air Force One
Lyndon Johnson
Berlin
Dublin
California
White House
Johnson
Public Records Of Complaints Reported To City Police
Public records list complainants including John F. Schulke Judy Ricciardi Jackie Cox Pancake Ville Jack Roundtree Keathleen A Neagle W Swan ira Joe Craig Del s Restaurant Soddiehorn Bar reporting thefts vandalism burglary and assault in various locations with amounts involved and property losses noted.
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Lowton
John F. Schulke
Séth
Judy Ricciardi
Irwin
Jackie Cox
N. 25Th
Sheridan Road
Jack Roundtree
Laird
Keathleen A. Neagle
Swan
Ira Joe Craig
Diena
Del's
Soddiehorn Bar
S.tith
Charges Filed in District Court for First Degree Rape
Felony charges filed in district court list Eddie Gene Gambie of 1514 Monroe for first degree rape. The case details appear in the district court clerk’s office records.
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District Court Clerk's
Eddie Gene Gambie
Monroe
Fire Reports From Lowton Fire Department
Fire calls logged with times and locations include grass fires at 6425 Euclid 1:47 pm 1612 N 4th 3:33 pm near Sind and railroad tracks 6:00 pm 82nd and railroad tracks 6:15 pm 01 Fort St Bird near Wisconsin 12 45 am 15th and Wisconsin and a car fire at Second and car location details continue with 12:24 am 5th and New York and 11:38 am 44th and Cowie Road all noted as grass fires and vehicle fires across the city.
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Euclid
Sind
Raiirroad
Rellroad
Fort St Bird
Wash An
15Th
Wisconsin
5Th
New York
44Th
Cowie Road
Jury Awards Woman Eight Thousand In Crash Case
Lawton Oklahoma district court jury awarded Mrs. Willie Mae Pryor and her two children a total of eight thousand dollars for injuries from an April 12 1969 traffic crash. Mrs Pryor received seven thousand three hundred fifty dollars for kneecap and back injuries plus five hundred sixty dollars to Reynolds Army Hospital. Tammy Pryor nine, earned two hundred dollars for a broken collar bone and Timmy Pryor sixteen, five hundred dollars for a disfigured thumb. The accident was caused when Kenneth Copeland eighteen of 527 N 23rd drove into their car at the Sheridan Lee Boulevard curve. Mrs Pryor had sought fifty thousand two hundred dollars for herself and the children.
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Lawton
Willie Mae Pryor
Reynolds Army Hospital
Tammy Pryor
Timmy
Pryors
Kenneth Copeland
N. 23Rd
Sheridan and Lee Boulevard
Bonsai Beginnings: Japan’s Artful Horticultural Gift
The ancient practice of bonsai originates in Japan and stands as a defining contribution to horticulture. Its refined techniques and aesthetics showcase Japanese cultural appreciation for miniature trees and contemplative landscape form.
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Japan
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Diate
Hong Kong
Grand Rapids, Mich
Public Records
Lowton Fire Department
India
M. & D. Finance CO
E Avenue
Zenith
Komacolo
DS Vern
Gore
Fedders
JM Recer
Garland Corban LO
Pe Ve Mety
Jack Dees
Walter Rachwal
Gene Crump
Bob Hill
Louis Pickens
Woody Giles
Ili Robinson
John Carr
Oliver Lee
Felix Rogers Truck Sales
E. C
Finley’s, Realty
Aaa
AAA Glass CO
Cache Road
Lawton, Oklahoma
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