City Police Log Reports From Acmes and Addresses
Police received a stream of reports including thefts, break ins, and disturbances. Names and addresses across multiple streets appear, noting items stolen such as purses, a pistol, bicycles, stereo equipment, and clothing, plus vandalism and assault incidents at various residences and sites.
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Eusinesses
Lowton
Michael C. Hooper
Mobley
Shermen French
Norbert G. Hernandiz
Frances Griffin
Chevy Place
Herb's
Ceche Road
Phelps
Ave
Cogie’s
Mormon Teesen
David C. Rhee
Berkshire
James Snider
E. Lee
Brende K. McKenzie
4Th
Columbia
Cecil D. Pettie
Clinton
Ohio
Holiday Inn
Maurice Fonville
Cocie Road
Emil Lobrie
Fort Sill
Sheridan Road
Maggie Feason
Lindy
Ernest Peck
Lenora Herron
40Th
Albert Kostelecky
Walters
Sheridan and
Gore
Energy saving homes sell well in survey results
Builders of energy conserving homes report sales strong. Owens Corning Fiberglas surveyed 700 builders in 50 states with 238 responses from 42 states. Respondents built an average of 37 homes annually.
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Energy-Saving Homes
New York
Builders of
Owens- Corning Fiberglas Corp
Altus Police City Dispute Continues With Salary Demands
Altus city council took no action on police department disputes as officers demanded an 11 percent across the board cost of living raise and a merit system. The 36 member force now earns 622 to 920 dollars monthly while a feasibility study is reviewed for possible changes. The city plans to apply for outdoor recreation funds for a pool renovation as six illuminated tennis courts near Falcon Road near the museum and baseball park near completion.
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ALTUS
Pga. Pg
Catanats Nikat
Fraternal
Order of Police Lodge
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Starr
Medicine Park School Dates Set for Fall Term
Medicine Park Grade School will open the fall term on August 15. Principal Leah Cooper says enrollment is August 11 from 9 to 11 a.m. Classes run 8:25 a.m. to 3 p.m. The staff includes Mrs. Mike Felty, Mrs. Joe Brady, Miss Patsy Stoll, Mrs. Robert Wright, Miss Jody Moody, Mrs. Keith Jennings, and Mrs. B A Cooper.
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Medicine Park
Leah Cooper
P.m
Mike Felty
Joe Brady
Patsy Stoll
Robert Wright
Jody Moody
Keith Jennings
B.A. Cooper
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer Canton 15 Child of r
Crosswords puzzle clues listed with abbreviations and partial entries. Includes notes on solving method and a note about yesterday's cryptoquip answers and theme.
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Eugene Sheffer
Canton
Tell
Charlton
Naive
Fire Deaths at Night Highlight Warning Gaps
Nighttime residential fires cause most deaths as occupants miss warnings to escape. Delayed alarms and lack of early detection lead to trapping and suffocation risks.
Combustion Dangers Highlight Hidden Fire Deaths
Early stage fires release invisible combustion products that can kill by asphyxiation rather than burns. The text warns that many fire deaths occur before visible signs emerge and without heat or smoke.
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Briggs
Great Plains
Falcon Road
Wrath
Persia
Cezdyf
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Iso
Tottitnae National Bank
Aragon
Chiropractic
W. Gere Bird
Lawton
Oklahoma
Center
Wall’s
Sors
Wall's
Box Springs
Okl
Furn
Bank Americard & Master
Bargain Center
Cache Road Square
Steve
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