Missouri murder charge filed against Cityan and brother
Law ton man Larry Friend 27 and his brother Lonnie 28 are charged in Chariton County Mo with premeditated murder in the July 6 death of Truman Atteberry 61 of Marshall. They face additional burglary and theft counts in Howard County Mo and were arrested or held in several counties as investigators pursue the case.
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Missouri
Lawton
Larry Friend
Lonnie Friend
Chariton County
Truman Lee Atteberry
Marshall
Saline County
Atteberry
Chariton River
John Weaver
Friend Brothers
Howard County
Glasgow
Fayette
Butler County
Poplar Bluff
Weaver
Friend
Carl Morrow
Morrow
Beef prices seen rising after Labor Day amid shrinking herd
Washington report says the cattle herd is 5 percent smaller than last year and many calves are sold for slaughter. With feedlots losing money and slaughter rates up, prices may stay low into late summer before rising late 1977, possibly after Labor Day.
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LA Times-Washington
Washington
Wray Finney
Oklahoma
Agriculture Department
George Hoffman
Economic Research Service
Hoffman
Hespe
Dean
Witter
Finney
Cattlemen’s Association
Marijuana Count Faced By Cityans
Two Lawton men face a felony conspiracy charge for allegedly selling marijuana to an undercover police narcotics agent. Brian Kennedy Huffer, 21, and Terry G. Shires, 18, appeared in district court and were released on $1,000 bond each. The alleged sale involved a pound for $100 and two "tids" for $20 near Fort Sill Boulevard and Ferris Ave. Detectives Corky Chadwick and Lt. Carl Morrow arrested them after the second transaction.
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Police Department
Lawton
Brian Kennedy Huffer
Terry G. Shires
Shires
Huffer
Fort Sill Boulevard
Ferris Ave
Geronimo man pleads guilty in shovel assault case
Jimmie Earl Upton, 33, pleaded guilty in district court to a misdemeanor assault and battery charge for striking his wife Billie Sue with a shovel during an Aug. 3 argument. He was fined 100 dollars and received a suspended 30 day county jail sentence.
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Geronimo
Jimmie Earl Upton
Upton
Billie Sue
Deferred sentence in exposure case for Hess
Bernard Lawrence Hess 25 pleaded guilty to indecent exposure to two teen girls on September 30 1975 near Tomlinson Junior High School. A one year deferred sentence was granted by District Judge J Winston Raburn conditioned on continuing psychiatric treatment and therapy.
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Lawton
Bernard Lawrence Hess
J. Winston Raburn
Hess
City Woman Given Five Year Sentence
Gloria Jean Harrison, 29, Lawton woman, received a five year prison sentence with one year to serve and four years suspended after being convicted on a felony bogus check charge. District Judge J Winston Raburn imposed the sentence and noted this was her second felony bogus check offense in 19 months. she had pleaded guilty January 31, 1975, to a felony bogus check with a deferred two year sentence.
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Lawton
Gloria Jean Harrison
J. Winston Raburn
Vehicle Case Plea Nets Deferred Term
Abelardo Sosa age 19 received a deferred one year county jail sentence after pleading guilty in district court to tampering with a motor vehicle. The incident at Clown's Den 1825 Cache Road occurred in the early morning hours of August 2. Police reported nothing was stolen as Sosa was surprised in the act and detained. Judge David Carter followed Assistant DA Robert Looney's recommendation.
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Abelardo Sosa
Sosa
Clown’s den
Cache Road
David Carter
Robert Looney
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Cityan
George Hespe
Witter Co
Jimmy Carter
America
A & J Meat Co
Hollis Tapito
Pepsi
Wylie Gilbreath
al Miles
New Ee Tour
Contounx
Wry
P.O. Box
Clinton
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