Waurika Funding Approved for Water Projects Across Oklahoma
The approval covers multiple water works including 13.3 million gallons near Bartlesville at Seinen ione Copan Lake on the Little Caney River, plus Kaw Lake near Ponca City funded at 3.4 million and Optima Lake in Texas County at 1.9 million. Other projects include Skiatook Lake 8 million, Clayton Lake 6.5 million, Candy Lake and Birch Lake with 616000, with additional details for Osage and Pushmataha Latimer counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Caney River
Bartlesville
Arson Suspect Held At School In Lawton
An 18 year old Lawton man was returned to a school for the mentally retarded with the stipulation he will not be released after arrest in two warehouse fires at the Taliaferro Mental Health Center. Investigators link earlier city fires to the suspect while a Cache Road propane leak blaze is probed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Taliaferro Mental Health Center
Adamson
OK Transfer & Storage
Simpson and
Affiliated van Lines
Washington
72Nd
Cache
Cache Road
McAlester City Council Meeting Delayed
McAlester Oklahoma the city council postpones selecting two new members for a week as councilmen Bob Green and Dee Motley are out of town. The next meeting is set for August 16 after resignations of Herman Justice and Horace Cook, though both later withdrew. City attorney Hackler had ruled the offices vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Okla
Bob Green
Dee Motley
Herman Justice
Horace Cook
Don Hackler
Frederick Muhlenberg First Speaker of the U S House
The article notes Frederick A C Muhlenberg a Pennsylvania Federalist served as the first Speaker of the U S House from 1789 to 1791.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
House of Representatives
Frederick A.C. Muhlenberg
Legal Notice on Amendment to Lond Crn for Cullen Action
A legal notice details an amendment related to the Lond Crn project involving Paul S. Cullen, City Plonner, and other respondents. The document outlines the official steps, parties, and filing posture connected to the amendment as required by local law.
Public Hearing on Land Use and Zoning in Lawton Oklahoma
The Lawton Metropolitan Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 1:30 p m on August 24 1977 in City Hall Lawton Comanche County Oklahoma. The hearing will consider rezoning from R 3 to CS and a land use amendment from Residential to General Commercial for specified tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Oklahoma
City tavern raid nets multiple charges in ongoing crackdown
Police crash down on local clubs arresting two nude dancers at California Sunshine and charging patrons for alleged on stage acts. Ann Logsdon faces minor in tavern and serving alcohol to a minor while Chil Son Delagrange and Pok Cha Christian also face counts.
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Robert Looney
California Sunshine
Cache Road
Ann Logsdon
Ee Ee Ieee
Logsdon
Fort Sill Blvd
Walters
Chil Son Delagrange
Special Dist
Keith Aycock
Pok Cha
Christian
Mad Dog
Robert Gillian
Ramada Club
2Nd
Ferris
Christie's Club
S. Sheridan Road
Holiday Inn Lion’s den
Montego Bay
E. Gore Blvd
Robert Norris Starling
Lanelia Joyce Baker
Frederick
Dorothy M. Stengel
Elm
Gabriele B. Cole
Flower Mound Road
Rita R. Evenskaas
Larry Allen Barrett
Euclid
Guard Shot In Mine Clash At Stearns Justus Mine
A company guard was shot in the face near the Stearns Coal Co. Justus mine as gunfire hit a union hall. Nine to ten window holes were reported at the Whitley City office as talks continued on an injunction limiting picketing and weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns, Ky
Stearns Coal Co
Justus
Darrell Storm
Cumberland Mountains
Storm
Whitley City
Williamsburg
McCreary
J.B. Johnson Jr
UMW
Johnson
Blue Diamond Coal Co
Knoxville, Tenn
Stearns
House Approves Funds for Fort Sill Health Clinic
The U S House backs 370000 for a Fort Sill health clinic in a conference report on the Military Construction Appropriations bill announced by Rep Tom Steed. Construction starts August 1978 and ends August 1979 serving the Field Artillery school personnel.
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U.S. House of Representatives
Fort Sill
U.S
Tom Steed
Senate
Field Artillery
Sand Hill Crane Habitat Declared Along I-10 Corridor
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service declared 26 000 acres in Jackson County Mississippi a critical habitat for sand hill cranes along the I 10 corridor from Vancleave to the Alabama line. The land, long considered useless for logging or housing, now serves as nesting sites in seven locations near the highway between New Orleans and Vancleave. Environmental groups oppose I 10 buildup while supporters cite congestion on U S 90 and possible highway modification.
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New Orleans
Vancleave
Miss
Alabama Line
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Jackson County
Times- Picayune
Washington
Sand Hill
Mississippi
Federal District Court
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. 90
Problem Corrected in July Water System Sampling
A routine Cache Water System test in early July showed a low coliform count in one section. Cache officials and the Comanche County Health Department eliminated the bacteria from the line before it became a major health problem. Agencies will continue to monitor under the new Safe Drinking Water Act requiring health violation reporting.
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Cache
Comanche County Health Department
Walters School Enrollment Nears With Schedule Details
Walters Public Schools enrollment begins Wednesday with teachers reporting Monday. Classes start Thursday at 8 30 a m and end 2 50 p m for the high school, 2 45 p m for the elementary. Buses run and lunches served. Students must bring immunization records. previous students must update records. First graders must be enrolled. The Ferris wheel notes include its inventor and capacity.
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Walters Public Schools
Bob Perkins
Walters
Foreign Vessel Bow Elm Freed After Grounding Near Miami
The 411 foot Norwegian tanker Bow Elm, grounded south of Fowey Rocks Lighthouse, was freed by two commercial tugs on Monday and headed to a Miami Beach dock for structural damage checks. Captain Jan Johnson called it a navigational slip up with no injuries to the 25 crew and 13 accompanying family members aboard.
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Miami
U.S. Coast Guard
Fowey Rocks
Miami Beach
Coast Guard
Jan Johnson
Miami Herald
Instapoll prompts on student residency and costs in Oklahoma
Poll questions ask if foreign university students who break the law should be sent back to their countries and whether out of state students should pay full education costs in Oklahoma. Text notes a hot line and a time window from today through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Oklahoma
Gryans Earn Honors in Oklahoma Hereford Show
Heifers shown by five Lawton youths placed in the Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Area Junior Hereford Heifer Show at the Great Plains Coliseum on Aug 5 and 6. Tranquility won first in summer yearlings and was reserve champion. Miss Mischief and S. Miss Gold placed in their classes. C Silver Lady and T.H. Superior finished in their divisions. The note adds a fact about a giant manta’s size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Oklahoma-Texas-New Mexico
Great Plains Coliseum
Holly Davenport
Miss Mischief
Suenell Glover
Mark Conway
Tracy Davenport
T.H
Cycle Strikes Auto Two Hurt in Indiahoma Collision
A 16 year old Indiahoma youth, Ronnie G Terasaz, remained in serious but stable condition in an Oklahoma City hospital after a motorcycle collided with a car driven by Kenny Don Christian. Christian was uninjured. Darryl Van Hernasy, 25, also from Indiahoma, rode the motorcycle and rammed the car as it slowed to turn into an alley.
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Indiahoma
Oklahoma City
Ronnie G. Terasaz
Baptist’ Medical Center
Oklahoma
Kenny Don Christian
Christian
Lawton
Darryl van Hernasy
Pache County Memorial Hospital
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Waurika
Lowton Constitution
Rick Storm
Storm Security System
London
United Mine Workers
George Washington Gale Ferris
Chicago
Amnerivan
National Bank Member F.0.1.c
Anthony Libro
Connt Ents Eee
Sheridan Rd
Cache Rd
Equitame Life Assurance Socety
United States
Instapoll Questions
Gryans
Curtis
Mathes
Chiropractic
Mary Lepien
Aaragon Clinic
W. Gore
Salas
Paul Hatfield
Wichita Falls
Eico
Lapistal Television
Electaghaics
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