They All Treated Me Fine Retired Deputy Assessor Says
Richard Blaylock, 75 and 18-year deputy in the County Assessor's Office, reflects on his career assessing thousands of homes and businesses. He recalls early revaluations, Army service at Fort Sill, a 1919 wedding, and his effort to treat all taxpayers fairly despite occasional complaints.
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Ichard Blaylock
Coke County Assessor’s
Ofe
John Q
Blaylock
Lester Paden
Denver
Franklin County
Ark
Richard
Lawton
Fort Sill
Julie
Julia
Caddo County
Assessor's
Lawton Constitution
Sun
Lawton Morning Press
Lawton Publishing Co. Inc
Ard & A Ave
Ohio
Cress
Ientey Coast
Constitution
Lawron Om
Births and medical notices from Lawton hospital items
Births list shows a son to Mr and Mrs Stanley Indianhoma Neugebauer born 5 52 am April 14 weight 7 pounds 644 ounces and a son to Mr and Mrs Thomas Roach Geronimo born 7 37 am April 14 weight 6 pounds 1 ounce. Several residents in Lawton area listed for medical and surgery admissions and dismissals with names and addresses. A birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jasper Blackowl Anadarko occurred 12 24 pm April 14 weight 6 pounds 15 ounces.
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Stanley Indiahoma Neugebauer
Thomas Roach
Geronimo
Sue A.barkley
Hoover
Lloyd Bendure
Euclid
Medical
Cynthia F. Bishop
Cache
Lois — Bryant
Click
N. 32Nd
Juneitta Devine
Raymond Oxley
Iee
Carroll
Pete Mitchell
Elgin
George Harvey
Chattanooga
Arnold Newcombe
Jo Ann Hawkins
Hollis
Sur- Euclid
Gery
Robin Nottingham
Kee
May Pyle
Park
Aye Wade Loveless
Lawra Ann Miller
Irwin, Kee
Daisy Roberts
John Seibold
Wilford Tabbytite
Cherokee
Joy Thompson
Altus
Sura
Jewel Thrash
Olustee
Jasper Blackowl
Anadarko
Public Records Reported To City Police In Lowton
A list of complainants reported to Lowton police includes Andrew Davis at 1510 Okignoma with theft of auto. Ronald Lafjoice from Fort Sill with assault. Frances McGuirt of Lowton Hotel with assault. Fred Walker at 570 Brrierwood with vandalism. E. D. Shoals at 160 Garfield with break in. Across The Street Restaurant at 2602 NW Cowie Road with burglary and cash loss of 165 dollars. Carolyn Williams at 1302 with attempted burglary. Leonard Daniel at 2416 Washington with unspecified records. Mrs. Dewey Burris at 1401 Dearborn with theft of two lounge chairs. Lawson's Fine Station at 2600 WN Fort Sil Bive with business vandalism. Martin's Laundry at 1409 WN Sheridan Rd with burglary and vending machines broken and robbed.
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Lowton
Andrew Davis
Okignoma
Ronald Arthur Lafjoice
Fort Sill
Frances McGuirt
Lowton Hotel
Fred Walker
Bgrierwood
E. D. Shoals
Garfield
Bdreck-In
Across the Street
Cowie Road
Carolyn Williams
Leonard Daniel
Washington
Dewey Burris
Dearborn
Lawson's
Fort Sil Bivé
Martin’s Laundry
Sheridan Rd
Charges Filed In District Court Clerk List
Names appear for traffic charges in district court records. Richard L. Adams of Fort Sill faces speeding. Ronnie W. Cheek of Hollister is charged with driving while license suspended. Peter G. Johnson of 2307 Woodridge cited for failing to observe a stop sign. William A. Watson of 910 NW 66th reportedly operated a vehicle with a modified exhaust system.
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Richard L. Adams
Fort Sill
Ronnie W. Cheek
Hollister
Cameron Honors Math Instructor for State Teacher of the Year
Dr. Farmer, Cameron College math instructor and former department chair, is named a candidate for Oklahoma State Teacher of the Year. He has taught at Cameron, served on the College Council and Academic Affairs Committee, and previously taught in Tulsa schools. His record will be compared with other state teachers vying for the title.
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Cameron College
Tahlequah
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Fla
North Texas State University
Denton
Tex
Cameron
Farmer
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Fames Claim Tulsa Youth
Edward James Coburn, a 10 year old from Tulsa, Oklahoma, who had battled cancer for most of his life and was considered cured, died after getting into a camper to sleep. He had tired easily prior to death.
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Tulsa
Okla
Edward James Coburn
Man Pleads Guilty To Abuse Charges
James A. Bowie of 112% Bowie pleaded guilty to abuse charges and was sentenced to two years in prison after police investigated injuries to 15 month old Trisha Creech. Ruth Ann Creech, mother of the child, faced charges that were dismissed and she became a prosecution witness.
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James A. Bowie
Bowie
Trisha Creech
Dearborn
Ruth Ann Creech
Fisherman's Ring On Pope's Finger Cited In Dictionary Entry
The Webster's Dictionary of Proper Names notes the Fisherman's Ring worn at the Pope's election and broken upon death. It depicts St Peter with a boat and a net haul, reflecting the papal symbol.
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St.Peter
Twilight of Existence Reaches Big Cats Toward Extinction
A panel of 15 big cat experts from India, Africa, Europe, Canada and the U.S. warns lions tigers cheetahs leopards jaguars face extinction. Habitat loss, hunting, poaching, and human population growth threaten species despite laws and conservation efforts.
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Bill Stockton
Laguna Hills
Calif
Europe
Asia
India
Amazon Basin
South America
Africa
Canada
United States
George Schaller
New York Zoological Society
Rockefeller University
Victimless Crime Laws Labeled Wasteful by Professor
Norman AP report quotes Professor Morris arguing that criminalizing victimless acts wastes resources. He claims such laws create black markets, burden the justice system, and fail to deter serious crime, while raising constitutional concerns.
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Norman
Morris
Recruiter recounts auto scare on Oklahoma City highway
Army recruiter Lance W. James, 19, says two young men tried to run him down with their car Wednesday as he walked along a city highway seeking help to repair a flat tire on his Army van. The incident occurred while he was in the area near a local highway overpass.
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Oklahoma City
Mr T's Restaurant Lets Breakfast Bowling Bargain Shine
In Los Angeles a new restaurant inside a neighborhood bowling alley offers a steak plate six days a week. On Sundays the menu shifts to a complete breakfast and three games of bowling for one budget price.
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Los Angeles
Mr. T
Peanuts Suggested for Menu Switch
Peanuts could be added to menus to boost flavor and texture. The USDA lists peanuts among plentiful foods alongside potatoes prunes canned peaches pork eggs oranges orange juice and grapefruit. The text notes traditional breakfast uses with peaches prunes or citrus and eggs with ham or bacon.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Richard Blaylock
Lawton Hospital
Southwestern
Jimmy Igarta
NW Cherry
John Campbell
Lela Smith
Grandfield
Della Buckley
Cedar Crest Manor
Morris Carlson
Icy Hart
Bobby McCaig
Ave
Enedina Mercado
Eugene Nolan
Cherry
Mary Tafeperdy
James True
Lake
E. G. Wasson
Ozman
Fred Greb
Lawrence Threlkeld
Frank Rodiger
Jefferson
Elmer Speigel
Bobby Saddleblanket
Ann- William Ward
Manitou
Betty Harjo
Holdenville
Thurman Thomas
Gracemont
Yana Dunzy
Willie Mahtapene
Harrah
Vance Hall
Southwest Communications Municipal
Sooner Avionics
Public Records
DR. Loyal Farmer
Fames
Countries
Paul Leyhausen
International Union For Conservation of Nature
Harry A. Goodwin
Eloy P. Denson
U.S. Interior Department
Lance W. James
Army
Ian
Hominn
Gore
Diak
Rene Eee
Lake Murray Western Hills
Peanuts
Zenith
Fedders
Cache Road
Cyril
Highway 8
Pritchard Drive
Verna Metcalf
Roy G. Porch
Cyril State Bank
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