Seven injured in head on collision near Gracemont
Police report details a Thursday afternoon two car crash 4.8 miles north of Gracemont on US 281 injuring seven. Most seriously Ava Wells 48 of Lookehammer faces possible internal injuries and paralysis. Others include Donald Sager, Mrs Wells, and several passengers with minor injuries. Driver attempted to turn east and cars collided head on in the northbound lane.
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Gracemont
AVA Fam
Frreemar Wells
Wells
Rooner I. F. Brundridge
Anadarka Highway Patrol
Ford
Kanga Lou Wells
Py Rt
Lookeha
Henises
Kanga
SaMor
Evelyn “Anim
U.S
Son Os
Range expansion parley planned for Fort Sill area
Hobart Oklahoma reports a mass meeting to discuss expanding the Fort Sill artillery and missile range into Kiowa and Caddo counties. About 300 people from the two counties expected. possible 12 miles west and 14 miles north expansion. Meeting moved to Kvene Fields school auditorium due to hotel dining room size.
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Hobart
Okla
Fort Sill
Kiowa
Caddo
Kveene Fields School
Havaka Hotel
Ben Elwich
Tebart
Wobart
Mery
Fort Cobb
City Boy Faces Truancy Count
Paul James Vest, aged 11, and his mother Mrs. Minta Vest, are charged in Cameron County Justice of Peace Marvin Eq’s court with violating state school attendance laws by refusing to attend school. The charge, filed Wednesday, carries potential fines and up to 10 days in jail per offense, with each day of nonattendance a separate offense. The statute applies to children 16 to 18 and also to guardians who neglect to enforce school rules or provide education by other means.
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Parald
Lawton Kay
Tay
Arge
Justice of Peace
Marvin Eq
Cameron's Court
Paul James Vest
Minta
Vest
Miss Demeanor
S. Ve Stecl
Morris Discusses Legislative Platform At B P W Session
Congressman Toby Morris spoke at the Wednesday noon B&PW meeting on a women’s legislative platform to be voted on at the 1978 National Biennial Convention in Seattle. Mrs. Kate Loud chaired the legislation committee, Mrs. Marie Detly presided, with guests Mrs. Clyde Patton and others.
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Wamen’s Club
B&pw
Seattle
Wash
Kate Loud
Marie Detly
Clyde Patton
Higgins
Tex. Geone
Thorn
Ward’ Freeman
W. Dd
Lawton
Two Lawton Men Deny Charge of Forging $30 Check
Two Lawton men pleaded innocence Wednesday afternoon to charges of passing a forged thirty dollar check. The instrument bore the name Connie Hill and was allegedly forged. Les ter Sprabarygyis of 204 Monroe and Bobby Gene Ballard, a Texas resident, deny the allegations tied to a November 24 incident at Atkinson's Service Station.
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Connie d Hill
Lester
Sprabarygyis
Monrne
Bobby Gene Ballard
Texas
Sprabary
Ballard
Pagsine
Atkinson
Brucker Hails New Defense System For Missile Master
Secretary of the Army Wilkey lauds the missile master system as a step toward defending the Washington Baltimore corridor against ballistic missiles. He notes Nike Hawk Ajax and Hercules interceptors will be coordinated with Zeus antiair missiles, aiming for integrated control and rapid response. A Winnipeg built Bruck vehicle serves as a bus and express truck in Dawson Creek with 16 to 20 passengers and 400 cubic feet of mail space.
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Secretary of the Army
Wilkey
Brucker
Army
Washington- Baltimore
Dawson ,Creek, B
Trio Forfeits Bonds in Court For Shoplifting and Drunkenness
Three individuals forfeited 20 bonds each and two others paid 320 fines for shoplifting in Municipal court. Alvernia Ontold and Wilma Williams, both of 620 Host A, and Betty Severn, 25, of 2 B, faced 20 fines. Coy Williams, 52, Marlow, and John Ellis, 35, 310 Washington, plus R. E. Atkins and Aubrey Shaw, each forfeited 60 bonds for liquor possession and maintaining a nuisance. Seven people were fined 20 for public drunkenness, one for resisting arrest. Stephen Dale Protzman, 42, 12 Monroe, had a disturbing charge dismissed.
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Alvernia Ontold
Wilma Williams
Host A
Betty Severn
J. Merle Oaks
Coy Williams
Marlow
John Ellis
Washington
R. E
Snake) Atkins
Aubrey Shaw
Jailers Watch Sheriff Critical Cons Vig TV Of Juvenile Halls
In Dallas County Jail and other facilities nationwide, closed circuit TV cameras monitor cell blocks to boost efficiency and safety. Sheriff William Decker says cameras at strategic points with receivers near officers improve oversight and help deter incidents. Berkeley reports quote Cook County Sheriff and Chicago area officials on juvenile justice and eventual adult crime.
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Dallas
William Decker
Decker
Berkeley
Calif
Cook County
Joseph D. Lohman
Chicago
Lohman
Westen Institute of Prosecuting Attorneys
Sapulpa City Approves Scooter Traffic Ordinance
Sapulpa city commissioners approve an ordinance applying all automobile traffic laws to motor scooters to curb accidents involving scooters. The measure aims to regulate scooter use and enhance street safety.
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Sapulpa
Sapulpa City
Peanut theft complaint reduced to misdemeanor
A grand larceny charge against hn phcGee, 20, Bristow Colo., was dismissed after the county attorney was advised only one sack of peanuts was taken from the Arnold Sullivan home north of Sterling on Nov 28. The misdemeanor theft charge was filed in Justice of Peace Marvin Cameron's court.
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Bristow
Colo
Warren Crane
Arnold Sullivan
Justice of Peace
Marvin Cameron
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