Purple Bunny Manager Files Police Complaint Over Club Incident
Purple Bunny Club manager Dick Engler alleges an off duty officer brought two minors to the club and an improper strip search occurred after Engler was arrested for allowing minors in the private venue. Internal affairs will investigate Officer Feeback and actions at the jail and club.
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Lawton Police Department
Purple Bunny Club
Dick Engler
Engler
Sammy Feeback
Feeback
Bill Sexton
Purple Bunny
Sexton
Maj
Robert Gillian
City Police Department
Alferd Hennessee
Robert Woods
Gerald Neuwirth
Lawton Morning Press
Public Records Report Of Thefts Burglaries And Vandalism
Public records list numerous incidents at Fort Sill and surrounding areas including car thefts burglaries and thefts of stereo equipment from residences and vehicles. Names addresses and itemized losses are recorded for residents such as Phillips Owens Smith Williams and Burton among others with various locations on Fort Sill Boulevard Sheridan and Lincoln. Three youths were arrested in connection with a burglary and referred to the Marie Detty Youth Services Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Schromer
Washington
Eas
Jonas Gian
Kno Fs Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Sheeeie
Cord
Tom Na
Charles Owens
Color TV
Maureen Boagnetl
Angus
TGEY
N. Sheridan
John R. Smith
Cherries Rentroe
Billie R. Shelton
Ave
Guy A. Rogers dl
Lindy
Curt
Tith
Sulliven
Paul Cook
Jefferson
Barbara Bigor
Lincoln
Connie Clark
William Pond
Raymond Tazelorr
Marjorie Burrow
Summit
Marie Detty Youth Services Center
Steve Cox
Pescy
Patterson
Lawrence Satchell Jr
Davie Williams
Otis R. Vowell
S. Eighth
Bernice K. Tohpey
R. Cowie
Rochester man named to national science academy roles
A Rochester resident is elected as a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1970 and holds several advisory positions including chairing the Laboratory Management Council at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee.
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Rochester, N.Y
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Trait
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Tennessee
Peking Prepares For Red Victory
In Peking a reception is being prepared to honor Prince Norodom Sihanouk as a Red Khmer victory appears imminent. Observers note portraits of Sihanouk and Mao in the People’s Palace banqueting hall, flanked by the Chinese and GRUNK flags.
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Peking
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
People’s Palace
Tien An Men
Sihanouk
Mao Tse Tung
China
Cambodian Government of National Union
GRUNK
Lawton High Dominates In Southwestern Interscholastic Meet
Lawton High School students earned first place in 11 of 31 contests at the Southwestern State University Interscholastic Meet held Saturday in Weatherford. The event drew 110 schools and 2,200 entries with Class A and Class B divisions. Individual firsts include John Beckman world history and Cindy Fugitt American literature among others. second and third finishes span history, economics, spelling, and geometry.
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Lawton High School
Southwestern State University
Weatherford
Lawton High
John Beckman
Sheila Owen
Larry Brown
Jim Entler
Karen Weber
Cindy Fugitt
Mike Pufall
Manny Quezada
Charles Keilers
Randy Goode
Ann Graham
U.S
Chuck Morris
Connie Rose
Barbara Tauriello
Myrna Ramos
Jim Doherty
Tom Patrick
James
Eight Deny Drug Counts At District Court Session
Eight persons pleaded not guilty at district court on misdemeanor marijuana possession charges. One defendant admitted guilt to a similar charge. Aron Charles Floyd, 20, pleaded guilty to possessing marijuana at the time he was
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Aron Charles Floyd
David Carter
Floyd
Sheriff's
Fort Sill Boulevard
Everett Dale Dallas
Lawton
Vance Davis Jr
4Th Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Steve Nathaniel Pearce
Pearce
Dallas
William F. Gill
Danny R. Jacobsen
Mitchell P. Larkin
Terry Lee Longmire
471St Transportation Company
Pamela Lynette Johnston
Fletcher
Cameron OEA hears Nigh as guest speaker at Cameron event
Lt. Gov. George Nigh will speak at Cameron University Oklahoma Education Association unit’s final April 28 meeting in the ee Center. Gov. Boren misses the event due to medical orders. New officers will be installed and Blanche Beavers honored while remaining details note eight arrests for marijuana and related disturbances with $300 bonds.
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George Nigh
Cameron University
Oklahoma Education Association
Ee Center
J. C. Hicks
Cameron Group
Nigh
David Boren
OFA
Gov. Boren
Oklahoma City
Space Agency Leader Picked for European Space Agency
A British scientist named in Brussels as director general of a new European space agency to work with the United States on a space laboratory by 1979. The agency will involve 10 Western European countries spending over 350 million dollars on space research this year, with an orbital lab allowing scientists to work in shirtsleeve comfort for a month at a time. Roy Gibson announced the appointment to cabinet ministers from the 10 nations.
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Brussels
Belgium
European Space Agency
United States
Roy Gibson
Space Labora
Tory
Earth
Baptist Revival At St John Church In Oklahoma City
Revival services are held at St John Baptist Church 1501 Roosevelt at 7 30 p m daily through Friday Rev J A Reed Jr pastor of Fairview Baptist Church Oklahoma City and president of the Oklahoma Baptist Congress of Christian Education headlines the meeting.
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St. John Baptist Church
1501
Roosevelt
J. A. Reed Jr
Fairview Baptist Church
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Baptist Congress of Christian Education
Church of Christ
Natural Gas Bill Weighed By Solon Unit
The Senate Commerce Committee nears a vote on a bill to let the federal government set a single price for natural gas produced and used in the same state. Supporters say it would curb hoarding and boost exploration while opponents include the Ford administration and many Republican members. The measure would require the Federal Power Commission to fix a national rate between 40 and 75 cents per thousand cubic feet for both interstate and intrastate gas.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Ford Administration
Russell B. Long
D-La
Finance Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson III
D-Ill
The
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Chrysler to Boost Compact Car Lineup
Chrysler plans to expand its small car lineup next year with a new subcompact Plymouth imported from Japan. Production starts January with a hatchback smaller than the Dodge Colt, announced by President John J. Riccardo at the stockholders meeting in Center Line Michigan.
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Center Line
Mich
Chrysler Corp
Japan
Chrysler
John J. Riccardo
Riccardo
Detroit
Lynn
Charolais Field Day Set at Winn Brothers Ranch
Weatherford event features 500 expected junior class 4 H and FFA contestants. Winn Brothers and Char Ang Ford Farms supply top Charolais heifers with prizes for junior winners and an adult livestock judge class. Free lunch, 9 am start, displays include LCR Super Sam 771 meat sire.
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Weatherford
Winn Brothers
Char- Ang-Ford Farms
Lawton
Farmers of America
Texas
Oklahoma
N. B. Hunt
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Hennessee
Public Records
Sheila Childress
Cheyenne
L.A. Times
Washington Post Service
LHS
Stephen Plaza
Equitable Life Assu
Cameron Oea
Cameron Dea
Val Wynn
Charles Andrus
Val Maples
CFA
Delores Kruger
Tony Allison
Cameron
Blanche Beavers
Pyle He Bird
Friedrich
Space Agency
Gibson
Baptist Church Holding Revival
Solon
Stevenson
Commerce Committee
Townsend
American
National Bank
Virgil Trout
BankAmericord
Evolving Change
Amercon Express
Carte Blanche
McCord
Diai
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