Copies Of Historic Declaration Given To City Students
The Lawton Sertoma Club distributed 1 350 copies of the Declaration of Independence to fifth year elementary students, including Charleszetta Jones of Sullivan Village Elementary. Many students wrote thank you notes and some hung the document in their rooms while others planned to display it, study its history, or learn more about the signers.
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Charleszetta Jones
Charleszetta
Sullivan Village
Lawton Sertoma Club
Charieszetta
Sertoma
Annie Jones
John Adams
Annie
Sertoma Club
Landon McWilliams
N.E
P.S
Tracy Pederson
Geronimo Road
Jennifer Montgomery
Demetrius
Instapoll Questions Posed by Lawton Publisher
The Lawton Publishing Company lists Instapoll questions asking if the United States faces a serious energy crisis and whether gasoline rationing should replace higher federal gasoline taxes. Readers are urged to call 353 0620 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. today through Wednesday to participate or ask questions via the Hot Line.
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Lawton Publishing Company
United States
Tax Guide Author Faces U S Counts
Paul M. Hansen a Utah tax guide author and Weber State College accounting professor faces four federal tax fraud counts in U S District Court. Indicted last week in Ogden the charges allege overtax deductions on 1971 and 1972 returns tied to three partnerships and a Washington and Canada based corporation. Hansen reportedly is in Canada and not available for comment.
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Salt Lake City
Paul M. Hansen
Utah
U.S. District Court
Hansen
Weber State College
Ogden
Washington
Canada
U.S
Richard Richards
Adjusting To Divorce Seminar Scheduled Tonight
A seminar on loneliness and coping with divorce will be held at 7 30 p m in Lawton High School cafe. Speaker H Leroy Thompson of Creative Life Ministries will discuss loneliness from despair to discovery. The two dollar event is open to all and sponsored by St Paul s United Methodist Church singles group and Cameron University Interfaith Council.
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Lawton High School
H. Leroy Thompson
Creative Life Ministries
Oklahoma City
Thompson
Oklahoma City University
Emory University
Atlanta
St. Paul’s
Unmarried Couples Rise and Illegitimate Births Grow
The Commerce Department estimates 660000 unmarried couples lived together in 1976 versus 327000 in 1970. Illegitimate births reached 14.3 percent of total in 1975, up from 4 percent in 1950.
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U.S. Department of Commerce
United States
NRC weighs on-site inspectors for every nuclear plant
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission studies a plan to station fulltime inspectors at all U S reactors to tighten safety standards. The proposal, aligning with Carter administration views, would raise on-site coverage 135 percent and require 1066 inspectors by 1981 at a cost of about 51 million dollars.
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Washington
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Carter Administration
Carter
NRC
Commission
Marcus A. Rowden
Ernst Volgenau
Office of Inspection and Enforcement
Volgenau
Bilandic Leads in Chicago Mayoral Primary Race
Chicago voters flocked to the polls as acting Mayor Michael Bilandic, seeking to complete Daley’s term, led a field of five Democrats in a low-key primary. Pucinski trailed, with Washington strong on the South Side, while Republicans viewed their contest as largely academic.
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Chicago
Michael Bilandic
Richard Daley
Act
The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Sun-Times
Bilandic
Roman Pucinski
Harold Washington
Edward Hanrahan
Ellis Reid
Anthony Martin-Trigona
Pucinski
Washington
Daley
City Hall
Dennis Black
James Thompson
South Side
A.A
Sammy) Rayner
George Manning
Frank Ranald
Michigan Escapes Disaster On Checks
Detroit AP The Michigan Employment Security Commission cleared up a theft involving 2,700 blank MESC checks from a private trucking depot. S. Martin Taylor said the checks were stolen from a trailer at U S Truck Co and later scattered on the west Detroit streets before delivery.
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Detroit
Michigan Employment Security Commission
S. Martin Taylor
West Side
U.S. Truck Co., Inc
Taylor
MESC
Vandalism Probes After Dozer Left Near Sterling
Sheriff's deputies investigate weekend vandalism of a bull dozer left in a Sterling area pasture. Paul Prather of Marlow reported the machine was warmed while awaiting a fluid line repair. Vandals started the engine with the line off, causing fluid loss. repairs estimated at $500.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Sterling
Paul Prather
Marlow
Two Inmates Try Death by Own Action in Lawton Jail
Two Lawton city jail inmates attempted self harm Sunday and Monday. Robert Alder 24 of 123 Northeast Fullerton cut his wrist with cup shards in a cell and bled but received no medical attention. He faced drug and traffic charges and was released on bond after district and city cases. A juvenile inmate fashioned a rope from socks and was found before strangling himself, later released.
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Lawton City
Robert Alder
Fullerton
Alder
Pills Found Trigger Lawton Police Investigation
Lawton police probe after a motorist found a paper sack on U S 277 near Sandpiper Inn containing assorted pills and colored capsules. Patrolman Jack Everman said the sack weighed about a half to a pound and was sent to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation for analysis. Lt. Carl Lindgren warned such pills could be mistaken for candy by a child and police noted capsules did not match known dangerous drugs, but narcotics could not be ruled out.
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Lawton
U.S. 277
Sandpiper Inn
Jack Everman
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Laboratories
Carl Lindgren
Everman
Eisenhower Paper Wins Top Honors at State Press Meet
Eisenhower High School's The Patriot earned highest honors at the Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association spring conference held at the University of Oklahoma. Editors and staff included Ed Lorenzi and Laura Anne Bonds with Richard Hudson on OU's all star staff.
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Eisenhower High School
the Patriot
Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association
University of Oklahoma
Eisenhower
Ed Lorenzi
Laura Anne Bonds
Art
Richard Hudson
Alan Corrales
Mark Meyer
Donald Tysdal
Randy Warren
Ricky King
Gerry Burch
Earl Krug
Bill Masterson
Shirley Pennington
Split second misplay costs overtrick in club lead deal
In a bridge deal West opens with a club and East wins with the king. East returns a club and South acquires the queen. South should have played the queen of clubs to rattle East's king at trick one, then make six diamonds and three aces for nine tricks. Instead, misplanning led to down one as East held both black kings.
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West
Declarer
East
South
Dummy
Stockmen Drought Bulletin From Premier Breeding Center
Drought and low spirits hit cattle futures and markets as information becomes available. Premier Breeding Center offers free mailings and invites interested readers to write to P O Box 350 Bennett Colorado 80102 for details.
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P.O
Bennett
Colo
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