Missing Truck Driver Arrested In Colorado
Ray mond Haney 21 of Rush Springs was arrested in Colorado Springs Colorado on a Comanche County embezzlement warrant for Tri Chex Distributors Inc. The arrest followed a local case in Lawton where Haney’s abandoned beer truck was found with blood traces. Tony Ferguson 18 was arrested in Fountain Colorado for third degree burglary and aided the arrest. Extradition to Lawton was planned.
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Dennis Lang
Colorado
Comanche County
Robert Schulte
Raymond Calvin Haney
Rush Springs
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tri-Chex Distributors Inc
Haney
Lawton
Schulte
Tony Ferguson
Fountain
Ferguson
el Paso
East Cache Road
Montego Bay
City Man's Death Brings Charges
A second degree murder charge was filed in district court over the Aug. 14 shooting of Danny Sankadota, 29, of Lawton. John Ahkeahbo, 33, faced a murder count after a prior charge of shooting with intent to kill was amended. Sankadota died in a Chickasha hospital Sunday after critical injuries from the incident in Lawton.
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Anadarko
Lawton
Chickasha
John Ahkeahbo
Danny Sankadota
NW 13Th
Tony Burns
Ahkeahbo
Sankadota
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Mary Ross
Jackie Cooper Trucking Company
Oklahoma City
Traffic Casulties From Oklahoma to Texas Road Crashes
The report details multiple crashes with injuries and fatalities. Jeffery Walker, 23, suffered internal injuries after a water wreck where he and his wife Mrs. Walker and daughter were trapped for 90 minutes. Bobby James, 19, of Salina, was killed in a curve crash near Salina Mayes County. Alma Bowles, 49, of Fort Worth, died when a vehicle being towed by Frank Shane struck her car at Red River bridge near Terral. Marvin Bowles, 53, and Ruth Bowles and Frank Shane sustained injuries and hospitalizations following the bridge collision in Jefferson County.
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Fort Worth
Austin
Tex
Red River
Terral
Jefferson County
Frank Shane
Shane
Bannister
Bowles
Marvin
Wichita Falls
Ruth
New Guidelines Expected on Breast X Ray Use
National Cancer Institute to issue guidelines this week limiting mammography to women over 50 unless specific grounds exist. Dr. Cooper notes benefits for older women, risks for younger women, and that guidelines carry no regulatory force. Dr. Rauscher will distribute letters to physicians at 27 centers in the Breast Cancer Detection Demonstration project.
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New York
National Cancer Institute
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Theodore Cooper
Cooper
ABC
Frank J. Rauscher
Institute
Korea tensions rise after Panmunjom tree incident
North Korea rejects responsibility for the Panmunjom killings and accuses Ford of provocation while U S and South Korean forces reinforce near the joint security area. Medals are awarded posthumously to Maj Arthur Bonifas and 1st Lt Mark Barrett as memorial services are held in Seoul.
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Tokyo
Ford
Korea
U.S
Panmunjom
Chung Hee Park
Arthur Bonifas
Mark T. Barrett
Seoul
Bonifas
Ieen
Aon
Wane &S
West
U.N
U.N. Command
Pyongyang
Ford the Rascal
Henry) Kissinger
U.S. Defense Department
South Korea
State Department
Kissinger
Mark Frodden
Han Ju-Kyong
Washington
Korean Broadcasting System
National Assembly
Washington-Pyongyang
Barrett
Highland Falls
N.Y
West Point Military Academy
Columbia
Ford Clique
North Korea threats follow joint security area clash
The North Korean side protested provocation while U S and South Korea troops prepared in the DMZ area. The incident left Maj Arthur Bonifas and 1st Lt Mark Barrett dead and sparked memorial services in Seoul and at West Point.
Suit paves way for damages after shoplifting acquittal
Local man acquitted in municipal court on shoplifting cough syrup charges. He then filed a civil suit in district court against Humpty store and manager Lynn Baughman, seeking up to 4 million in punitive damages for alleged detention and harm to health and business, amid political context with rival candidate Marvin Baughman.
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Baughman
Marvin
Simmons
Carter Sees California Swing Amid 1980 Campaign Tour
Carter heads to California for a four day swing starting in Sunday with stops in Seattle and Iowa. He praises Ford's Korea handling, notes Reagan would have stirred trouble as VP, and comments on Ohio delegates won. Mondale ends lakeside retreat in Hibbing before nine day nine state swing.
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Carter
California
Seattle
Iowa
Georgia
Reagan
Ford
Korea
U.S
Ohio
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Hibbing
Minn
Washington
Oklahoma City market report cattle and hogs mixed
Markets show 5200 cattle and calves with varied classes. Slaughter and feeder cattle prices range from 20.00 to 31.80 per hundredweight, with cows and bulls quoted and replacement cows at 20.00 to 26.00, while hogs and feeder pigs over 100 pounds rise 2.00 to 3.00, with prices near 33.30 to 99.00 per head.
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Oklahoma City
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