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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1975

Page

2

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Prison Terms Ordered Here for Two Lawton Men

Lhd Reasy L Gardner 40 and Horace Henry Jr 49 both of Lawton received 10 year sentences after guilty pleas to second degree burglary. They were arrested March 8 inside Southwest Army and Pawn Shop 204 W Lee. Henry pled guilty Tuesday Gardner Wednesday.

Reasy L. Gardner Horace Henry Jr Lawton Southwest Army & Pawn Shop Lee Henry Gardner Steve Lile

Indian Students Attend OU Event

Close to 80 Indian high school students from Lawton Walters Cache and Indiahoma attend Indian Heritage Day events at the University of Oklahoma. Indian Heritage Week on campus features arts and crafts displays hand games dances meals and lectures by state leaders. Lawton businessmen and civic clubs donate 95 to the Southern Plains Intertribal Center to finance the students bus trip to Norman.

Lawton Walters Cache Indiahoma University of Oklahoma Southern Plains Norman

City Area Students To Receive Degrees At Oklahoma College

Eleven Lawton area graduates will receive bachelor degrees at 8 p m Friday during commencement exercises at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma Chickasha Speaker is R A Young TG Y board chairman known statewide for business acumen and social awareness The graduates include Wanda Lea Brown Anita McElreath Burkey Richard Lee Grice Lawrence Benjamin Maestas Bessie Mullikin Royston Jana Kay Smith Dorothy Susan Watts Patricia Ann Tidwell Patricia Grace Wolf The ceremony honors Young a Stillwater native and 1924 Oklahoma State University alum who helped found TG Y and later became chairman in 1964

Lawton University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma Chickasha R. A. Young Tg&y Board of Directors Young Stillwater Oklahoma State University S. H. Kress Company Pueblo Colo R. A. Young Company Kingfisher Oklahoma City Tg&y Oklahoma City Symphony Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce Oklahoma Halls of Fame Oklahoma Heritage Association Wanda Lea Brown Fletcher Anita McElreath Burkey Richard Lee Grice Anadarko Lawrence Benjamin Maestas Comanche Bessie Mullikin Royston Duncan Jana Kay Smith Dorothy Susan Watts Altus Patricia Ann Tidwell Cyril Patricia Grace Wolf

Preliminary hearing set for Tatum and Jackson in Fort Sill robbery case

Johnnie E. Tatum and Alton G. Jackson, both 20, of 1807 McKinley, face armed robbery charges after a Monday night incident. bond set at 5000 each. They were arrested Tuesday night at home as detectives recovered a .38 revolver and victims identified them in a lineup.

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Burglary Case Hearing Set for Zipprich in District Court

Charles L Zipprich 23 faces second degree burglary charges in district court with arraignment after alleged March 29 30 breakin at William Feldman 1710 Rogers Lane. Bond set at 2004 Feldman 25 reported theft of CB base station stereo unit tapes amplifier and radio while at an Easter pageant.

Charles L. Zipprich Zipprich William Feldman Rogers Lane Feldman

Firing Of Napoleon Cannon Guides Lawton Bicentennial Ceremony

Fort Sill soldiers in Civil War era uniforms will fire a 12-pound Napoleon cannon at City Hall to mark Lawton’s bicentennial. Four Fort Sill members will wear Revolutionary War regalia. replicas from the Massachusetts Regiment of Artillery under Col. Henry Knox. The cannon and uniforms come from the Fort Sill Army Museum. troops are with 2nd Battalion 1st Field Artillery, II Corps Artillery, 214th FA Group.

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