Heying Files Suit In License Clash
Gordon Heying owner of Grand Central Station filed a district court suit to retain his tavern license after repeated denials by the License Permit Advisory Committee and city council. He claims denial rested on hearsay and improper evidence and notes neighbors complained of neighborhood disruption. A second tavern owner, Ann Logsdon, California Sunshine, also challenged her renewal and filed a federal suit listing city officials in Oklahoma City.
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Dan Manley
Constitution
Gordon Heying
Grand Central Station
Heying
State Supreme Sebsidauinn 40
Teamata Tao Chay
Lawton
Ann Logsdon
California Sunshine
Cache Road
Ms. Logsdon
Oklahoma City
Contention Escalates as Dog Becomes Central Issue
A man named Carr testified that Sam Berkowitz inspired threats and a hate mail campaign. Carr recounted Berkowitz shooting his dog in April and produced an April 10 letter demanding removal of the dog as a public nuisance. A subsequent anonymous note blamed Carr and his family, vowing no peace until Carr is ended.
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Sam
Carr
Berkowitz
Harvey
Yonkers County
Mr. Carr
Republican Hopeful James R. Head Plans Oklahoma Swing
James R. Head a Tulsa based Republican gubernatorial candidate will speak at 7 p m Friday at the Lawton Public Library on prisons politicians and pornography. He will also attend a campaign stop in Chickasha and participate in the Rush Springs Watermelon Festival as part of a southwest Oklahoma tour.
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James R. Head
Tulsa
Lawton Public Library
Lawton
Oklahoma
Chickasha
Rush Springs
Treaty on Canal Transfer and Fees Between United States and Panama
The treaty envisions turning the canal and the adjacent Canal Zone over to Panama by century's end and includes a substantial increase in U S payments for canal usage.
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United States
Panama
Canal
Canal Zone
U.S
Stabbing Report Near Fort Ord At Monterey
Police force entry to a Monterey apartment near the Ft Ord area where two bodies were found in a dwelling adjacent to a residential property. Investigators probe motive and identify involved residents as part of the ongoing case.
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Monterey
Ft. Ord
San Francisco
Local Bell workers protest for upgrade at Lawton office
Lawton workers from the Communications Workers of America gathered at the Southwestern Bell office at 17th and Gore Boulevard to push for a higher Grade 1 classification. Debbie Movity said Lawton is currently Grade 3, and a raise would boost salaries and benefits. The picket is not a strike, and will continue until talks begin with company officials.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone
17Th and
Gore Boulevard
Debbie Movity
Lawton Communication Workers of
American Local
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Lawton Chamber Plans Convention, Billboards and TV Feature
The Lawton chamber outlines a new convention packet and two billboards marked with Treat Yourself to a Lawton Day. Lawton will appear on the Today show August 23 with segments from communities nationwide. A dinner honoring Lt. Gov. George Nigh is set for September 1 with 10.00 per plate reservations due August 26. A Legislative Golf Classic on September 19 pairs participants with eastern Oklahoma business leaders and legislators to discuss western Oklahoma issues.
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Lawton
United States
Chamber
George Nigh
U.S
Tom Steed
Raulston
Oklahoma State Chamber of Commerce
Lawton Chamber
Oklahoma
Bill Joyner
Multiple Traffic Fatalities and Injuries Across Oklahoma
A high speed chase ends in a crash on U S 64 in Muskogee County with a passenger Otis P McHenry 18 of Haskell listed in satisfactory condition in Tulsa hospital A pedestrian death near Kingfisher on Oklahoma 33 Hershel Owens Jr 20 of Ho was struck and dragged 99 feet The other collision north of Custer City kills 15 year old David Potillo while two others are injured Mexican workers involved The final incident in Vian sees 86 year old Herbert Rigley killed after stepping into traffic Oklahoma 1977 traffic deaths rise to 501 vs 522 last year.
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U.S. 64
Muskogee County
Otis P. McHenry
Haskell
Tulsa
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
Hershel T. Owens Jr
Ho- Owens
Custer City
David Potillo
Potillo
Joe Chacon
Antonio Rey Hinojes
Sam Berkowitz Captured In Son of Sam Killings Case
Berkowitz a Bronx letter sorter confessed to planning next attacks on Long Island with a .44 gun. Police traced his car via a hydrant ticket and found threatening notes in his apartment. Witnesses linked him to multiple shootings and a neighbor, Craig Glassman, faced threats.
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Sam
Miss Moskowitz
Neysa
Jimmy Breslin
Berkowitz
Bronx
Suffolk County
Long Island
Yonkers
Brooklyn
Queens
Carr
108Th Precinct
The
Post
Shore Road
Violante
Craig
Craig Glassman
Westchester County
Son of
Glassman
Nat
Florida
Funeral services for Maj. (Ret.) James Dunn announced
Funeral services for Maj. (Ret.) James An drew Dunn 70 of 1632 N 25th will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Becker Funeral Home Memorial Chapel with military honors. Burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survivors include his wife Veda Hudson a son Jim a brother and four sisters. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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James Andrew Dunn
N. 25Th
Reynolds Army Hospital
Becker Funeral Home Memorial Chapel
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Maj. Dunn
Lawton
Army
Nowata
Veda Hudson
Bartlesville
Maj
Dunn
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Retired Officers Club
Jim
Andrews
Taylor
Medicine Park
Avena Hudson
Lucille Haskett
Carolyn Kaiser
Geraldine Mauser
Tulas
American Cancer Society
John C. Stanfield
Weldon Rightmer
Liberty Heights Chapel
Hoyt Ahuddell
Cameron Baptist Church
Stanfield
Allen
Mary B. Wilson
Wichita Falls
Disabled American Veterans
Arthur T
Lafayette
Colo
Claude
Stonewall
Faye Bredecke
Coolidge
Ariz
Mae Hartwig
Portland
Ore
Judge Oath Today for Geronimo's First Municipal Judge
W F Storm will be sworn in as Geronimo's first municipal judge today at 2 30 p m by Dist Judge Jack Brock in Brock courthouse office. Storm is a retired master sergeant from Geronimo.
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W.F. Storm
Geronimo
Dist
Jack Brock
Brock
Storm
Being Legless Helps Snakes Move in Rough Terrain
The American Museum of Natural History says snakes gain mobility without legs, aiding movement through bush and rugged ground.
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American Museum of Natural History
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