Normal garbage service to resume in Lawton
Lawton officials announced residential garbage pickups will return to normal Thursday after a three week disruption due to a labor dispute. 39 new solid waste workers are training, curbside placement is still encouraged, and the Lee Boulevard landfill hours remain 9 am to 6 pm Monday through Saturday with no residential trash disposal charge.
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John Thomson
Paul Brune
Brune
Lawton
Lee Boulevard
U.S. 277
Kiowa Election Lawsuits Dropped As Ousted Posts Quit
Two petitions against Kiowa Housing Authority elections were dropped after ousted members Vincent Bointy and Laverne Satepeahtaw relinquished their posts. The plaintiff William Tartsah could not post a $10,000 bond, ending a challenge to the KHA election legality. A preliminary hearing looms for Satepeahtaw on a $1,215 false claim charge. Bointy faces a separate misappropriation case.
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Kiowa
Anadarko
Kiowa Housing Authority
KHA
Vincent Bointy
Laverne Satepeahtaw
KHA Board
Robert Pinezaddleby
Bointy
Satepeahtaw
William Tartsah
Tartsah
Chattanooga Classes Set for Enrollment and First Day
Chattanooga public schools will open doors at 8 30 a m Thursday for enrollment and the first day of school. Buses will run their usual routes on Thursday, officials announced.
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Chattanooga
Chattanooga Public Schools
Proficiency Test For Clinical Lab Technologists Expands
The second proficiency exam for clinical laboratory personnel seeking technologist qualification under Medicare will be held nationwide on November 14. Eligible independent laboratory staff may apply by September 10, 1975, with eligibility reviewed by the Health Department. The four section exam covers blood banking chemistry hematology and microbiology. No exam fee, travel costs borne by examinees.
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U.S. Public Health
Health Facilities Service
Oklahoma
Medicare
A. J. Barker
State Health Department
Bureau of Quality Assurance
Oklahoma State Department of Health
P.O. Box
Oklahoma City
Fair At Apache Begins
The district fair opens today with events running to 9 p.m. Saturday for final livestock releases. Entries close by 6 p.m. Thursday. livestock in place by 9 a.m. Swine judged at 7 p.m. Thursday, with a grandstand program. Weighing for steers and lambs at 9 a.m. Friday. sheep judging at 6:30 p.m. beef cattle at 6:30 p.m. Saturday. women’s judging at 10 a.m. Friday. A tractor pull is set for 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Truman Sechrist
Wheat Market Hits Season High In Lawton Co op Trade
The Kansas City wheat market closed at a season high of 4.05 dollars on Tuesday as Rex Polone of the Lawton Co op predicts sustained strength. He cites labor and government pressure and demand from Russia and Eastern Europe as reasons the market will stay firm. Area farmers sold about 50 000 bushels at three elevators in Lawton Grandfield and Chattanooga, below last Friday’s 117 000 bushels. Polone advises selling gradually to avoid a market drop as about 1.2 million bushels have entered the co op since harvest.
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Kansas City
Rex Polone
Lawton
Grandfield
Chattanooga
Polone
OU Enrollment Set for Off Campus Classes
Enrollment in University of Oklahoma off campus classes is set for 7 p.m. Thursday in Room 100 at Lawton High School. Education ecology and psychology courses will be offered through OU at Fort Sill this fall.
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University of Oklahoma
Lawton High School
Fort Sill
H and R Block Offers Basic Income Tax Course
H and R Block announces a Basic Income Tax Course starting September 11 at 41 Cache Rd Square. Classes run morning and evening for 12 weeks with experienced Block staff teaching tax laws and prep techniques. Certificates awarded. no qualifications needed. registration at 8 S Sheridan phone 355-9188.
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H & R Block
H & BR
Cache Rd. Square
Oklahoma Board of Private Schools
H & R Block Office
S. Sheridan
Phome
Pair Faces Check Count Hearing In Local District Court
Earl W. Davis and Paula S. Braly are charged jointly with uttering a forged instrument and passing forged checks stolen from Verdell Brundidge. Davis and Braly facing a preliminary hearing scheduled October 6 with bonds set at 2000 each. Braly also faces second degree forgery with 1000 bond.
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Earl W. Davis
S. Sixth
Paula S. Braly
Monroe
Miss Braly
Earl Wayne Davis
Verdell
Joyce Brundidge
Ozman
Brittain's
S. Simpson
Burns Prove Fatal for Frederick Native at 67
Lou Johnson 67 died in an Oklahoma City hospital from burns suffered in an August 7 house fire in Burns. He was found in the front room after firefighters arrived and later transported from Tillman County Memorial Hospital in critical condition with extensive burns.
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Frederick
Special) — Lou
Bubbles) Johnson
Oklahoma City
Johnson
Tillman County Memorial Hospital
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Scott Weber
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Ruby Cook
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Jennie Hill
Flossie Warner
Helen Carr
Odie Mae Marr
Henry Lesch
Walter Gilbreath
Dosia Jackson
Geneane Bentley
Terree McMichael
Frances Myers
Wn Coast
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Jay Vickers
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