Lawton Housing Authority Approves Fence Removal and Funds Transfer
The Lawton Public Housing Authority approves two resolutions authorizing executive director Bob Jamison to remove part of the Benjamin O. Davis High Rise fence and to transfer 10 000 dollars plus interest from Cache Road National Bank to Security Bank and Trust Company.
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Lawton Public Housing Authority
Bob Jamison
Benjamin O. Davis
Cache Road National Bank
Security Bank and Trust Company
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority
Jamison
City of
Lawton
Housing Authority
Allen Dale Insurance Company
Lawton Fire Department
Alcoholics Group Sets Meet Here
Approximately 200 people are expected to attend an Alcoholics Anonymous conference from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Sunday at the Taliaferro Community Mental Health Center on 602 SW 38th Street. The article also notes area AA groups, district affiliations, and World AA membership.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Taliaferro Community Mental Health Center
38Th Street
Lawton-Fort Sill
Lawton
Fort Sill
Pre Trial Hearing on Lawton School Desegregation Suit
A pre trial conference in Lawton addressed a 1973 federal suit against Lawton Public Schools over Dunbar Elementary closing and south Lawton busing. Plaintiffs include Lawton Improvement Association and NAACP branches. aim to keep Dunbar and Douglass open and desegregate via busing. Judge Chandler toured south Lawton areas. no date set for a federal hearing. State Senator Porter represents plaintiffs. Chuck Wade represents the school board.
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Lawton
Frederick Chenault
U.S. Dist
Stephen Chandler
South Lawton
Lawton View
Douglass
Ranch Oaks
Post Oaks
E. Melvin Porter
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