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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1973

Page

5

Prairie dog notes and Jamboree letters from Idaho to Lawton

Letters from Boy Scouts at the Idaho Jamboree and a Florida reader thanking Lawton for not harming prairie dogs frame a group of notes. George Griffin from Troop 145 reports a Miss America 1970 moment, while POW correspondence highlights gratitude and family updates from Colonel Lawrence N. Guarino and relatives.

Idaho Florida Lawton George Griffin Farragut State Park Vonda van Dyke George Boy Scouts of America

Funeral Rites for Maddox Asphalt Owner Held

Leon Willis Maddox 61 who owned Maddox Asphalt Co. died Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral at First Christian Church with Masonic graveside rites at Highland Cemetery. Surviving wife Evelyn McRae two sons Jim and David his mother and siblings. Memorials to Comanche County American Cancer Society.

Leon Willis Maddox N. 13Th Maddox Asphalt Co First Christian Church Norman L. Williams Brad Allen Central Baptist Church Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Highland Cemetery Maddox Evelyn McRae Norman Guthrie Jim Beta David Augusta Elizabeth Maddox Arlington Orville Maddox Uvalde Tex Hazel Davis Tyler Comanche County American Cancer Society

Two Die In Fiery U S 82 Crash Near Seymour

Seymour Texas AP officers sought the identity of two persons burned beyond recognition in a crash involving their car and a truck on U S 82 near Seymour. Harry Ward 46 of Moore Oklahoma the truck driver was reported in satisfactory condition at a Wichita Falls hospital.

Seymour, Tex U.S. 82 Seymour Harry Ward Moore Okla Wichita Falls

Head Start Opens to Handicapped Children in Lawton

Head Start will enroll ten percent of its four year old students who have handicaps such as mental retardation hearing loss deafness speech impairment visual impairment serious emotional disturbance or other health problems. Mae Simmons Head Start director notes many eligible handicapped children are not registered and funds are being sought for staffing and services. The program budget totals 116 900 with fees for nonpoverty families starting at 2 50 monthly and rising by income and family size. Fall classes begin September 10 and parents may contact Mrs. Simmons at the Community Action Agency 410 Koehler Building or call 353 2364.

Casey Church Mong Office of Child Development Health, Education and Welfare Department Mae Simmons Comanche County Simmons Community Action Agency Koehler

Wall Street Holds Steady Amid Slow Trade Slippage

Caution dominated Wall Street as prices steadied near midday, with the Dow down 0.98 at 901.04 amid more losers than gainers. The NYSE index rose slightly to 56.35 as analysts noted limited activity and mixed earnings. Oklahoma farm prices followed, listing grain, hay, and poultry quotes across several towns.

New York Wall Street New York Stock Exchange Amex Homestake Mining la Maur, Inc Walmac Industrials

Man Arrested For Desertion In Fort Hood Case

A 19 year old soldier was arrested in an apartment complex here Wednesday night as an Army deserter from Fort Hood Texas. A 19 year old Fort Sill man was also taken into custody awaiting federal authorities as an accessory. The deserter had been living in the Fort Sillman’s apartment at 1910 Hoover for about a month.

Fort Hood Tex Fort Sillman Hoover

Population Facts: 15 034 Small U S Cities Listed

A compiled count identifies fifteen thousand thirty four U S cities with populations between one thousand and five thousand. The figure highlights the sizable number of small urban areas across the nation.

Beer truck crashes into parked cars at Cache Road

James Clayborn 29, driver for Tri-Chex Distributors, swerved to avoid a collision on Cache Road and clipped a restaurant at Across the Street Restaurant. The impact damaged two parked cars and a Winnebago camper, with total losses around 4,000 dollars. The truck left 52 feet of skid marks and ended 466 feet from Cache Road on Homestead Drive.

Cache Road James Clayborn No. 6 N. 25Th Tri-Chex Distributors Inc Lanny Wallace Dan Rudder Motor Co Joe Sherrill John Kinder Route 1 Manitou Sherrill Kinder Wallace Homestead Drive Homestead Clayborn

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