Elk Take Report Marks Third Annual Hunt At Refuge
Inclement weather hampered the third annual elk hunt at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. By noon two elk were downed as 38 hunters took the field. The first elk of the second week was a cow killed in Mt Pinchot Pasture by David E Faust of 802 NW 58th. Out of state participants include Carroll Francis Waco J N Carpenter Decatur and Truman Hardy Longview. In the first week of the 1971 hunt 40 hunters bagged 27 elk.
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Julian Howard
Mt. Pinchot
David E. Faust
Carroll Francis
Waco
J. N. Carpenter
Decatur
Truman Hardy
Longview
Public Records Reported to City Police
Public records note a theft report involving Gulf Service Station at 1309 Cache Road and a party at 807 N Sheridan. Police logged the incident with details including item descriptions and potential suspects.
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Mirrow
Cor
Gulf Service Station
Cache Road
Purse
Pet
N. Sheridan
Fire reports noting multiple alarms and locations
Fire crews respond to several calls including a 12:52 p.m. alarm at 990 Pork involving a resuscitator and a 7:20 p.m. call for Seby. A 7:35 p.m. response follows at 32 Summit for a reported fire with further details pending.
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Summit
Cor
Stock Prices Slip In Moderate Trade
New York stock prices drifted lower in moderate trading with declines in several issues and mixed results for others. Okla City market letters show cash wheat and Milo values, plus hay and poultry quotes, reflecting agricultural prices alongside stock activity.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Alva
Manchester
Med- Weatherford
Temple
Watonga
Enid
Geary
Kingfisher
Gulf
Chekasha
Lamont
Pauls Valley
Sill Men Face Robbery Hearing
Two Fort Sill men Ronnie Ward and Doug Aldredge were arraigned before Special District Judge Roy Moore on robbery charges. Bonds were set at $5,000 each after a Trade Winds bar check incident at 224 D Avenue. Ward alleged a punch during the confrontation and Clowser’s wallet containing $46 was recovered from a toilet.
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Fort Sill
Roy Moore
Ronnie Ward
Doug Alldredge
D. Avenue
Ward
Clowser
Funeral Rites for James P. Agnew Retired Civil Servant
James P. Agnew 58 of 714 E died at 3 30 p m after a brief illness in a local hospital. A prayer service is set for 7 30 p m today at Blessed Sacrament Church followed by a 10 a m Thursday funeral with Rev Elmer Schwarz officiating. Born February 24 1913 in Westphalia Kansas he came to Lawton in 1922 and served in the Army. He was a retired civil servant and a longtime Lawton resident.
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Lawton
James P
Jimmy) Agnew
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Elmer Schwarz
Westphalia
Kan
Funeral for Elmer LeRoy Hull Held at Local Church
Elmer LeRoy Hull aged 23 of 2137 Garfield was honored in a 2 p.m. service at the First Assembly of God Church today marking the passing of a young local man.
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Elmer LeRoy Hull
Garfield
Assembly of God Church
Graveside Rites Planned for Mrs Clara Putty
Clara Putty of Van Nuys Calif dies in California at age 67. Graveside services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Highland Cemetery Lawton under Ritter Dalton Funeral Home. Born August 30 1877 in Illinois she was a former Lawton resident and wife of the late George T Putty. Survivors include son Howard Putty of Van Nuys.
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Clara Putty
van Nuys
Calif
Highland Cemetery
Lawton
Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
New Dallas Fort Worth Parking Plan Expands Spaces
Arlington officials outline a parking expansion to prevent congestion. The plan adds more than 17 000 spaces, nearly doubling the current capacity of about 9 000 at Dallas Love Field and Dallas area facilities.
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Arlington, Tex
Dallas-Fort
Dallas
Love Field
Pressure Tactics Blamed For Jury Petition Failure
In Weatherford Oklahoma charges of pressure tactics followed the removal of six signatures from a petition seeking a grand jury probe into city affairs. Patrolman Troy Leathers recounted a call from Police Chief Gilbert Harrelson urging him to sign or face consequences, illustrating coercive pressure surrounding the petition effort.
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Weatherford, Okla
Brittain
Troy Leathers
Gilbert Harrelson
Harrelson
Hearing Stated In Man's Death
A 50-year-old man described as the uncle of a Saturday night shooting victim faced a first degree murder charge. The incident occurred during a shootout at Brothers Tavern in Medicine, where the uncle was the operator.
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Man
Brothers Tavern
Lawton to vote on 20 mill school levy January 25
Voters on January 25 will decide a 20 mill building and operations levy for Lawton Public Schools for the 1972-73 fiscal year with a preliminary needs total of 11,857,305, about 340,000 more than last year. A five year term school board seat in Office No. 2, held by H. D. Hulett, is up for election with filing January 12 to 14 at the county election board.
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Lawton
Lawton Board of Education
H. D. Hulett
Board Presi
MacArthur Auditorium
Hulett
MacArthur
Gene Rochelle
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University
Mineral Wells
Rodney Worthen
Worthen
John Coady
Barry Roberts
Eisenhower High School
Sam Joyner Jr
Lawton Hospital Births and Dismissals Noted in Daily Report
The Lawton hospital list records births and dismissals including a Dec 6 baby boy for Vincent Castleberry of Kingston at 1 04 p m weighing 8 lb 7 oz. Names like Chris A Brown Amelia Kay Bruno Alice Bryant Henry Buchanan and many others appear with addresses and medical or surgical notes.
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Chris A. Brown
Duncan
Amelia Kay Bruno
Alice Bryant
Henry Buchanan
Chickasha
Charlie Caldwell
Oklahoma
Myrtle Currey
Polly Ann Doolin
Maple
Erice Griffin
Duke
Trendy
Vincent Castleberry
Kingston
Approval Expected Senate Takes Up Rehnquist Nomination
The Senate moves to consider William H. Rehnquist for the second Supreme Court vacancy after approving Lewis F. Powell Jr. 89 to 1. Supporters say he will win confirmation. critics cite civil liberties concerns. Senator Harris cast the lone nay.
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Washington
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Senate
William H. Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Powell
John M. Harlan
Hugo L. Black
Nixon
Supreme Court
Phoenix
Ariz
Law
Roman L. Hruska
Rneb
Eeac Geni
Bho Go Pte Ag
Lock Your Car Campaign Aims to Cut Holiday Thefts
Lawton police along with Noon Lions Club and Boy Scout units urge shoppers to lock autos and hide packages. The third annual program warns that unlocked cars invite thefts and burglaries and reminds parents not to leave children unattended in a vehicle. Pamphlets and bumper stickers will be distributed at retailers hotels and motels to reinforce the message.
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Police Department
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Ozman
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N. 35Th
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Columbia
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Compass
Clyde J. Ledford
Indiahoma
Robert N. Morris
Gore Blvd
Ruth A. Perry
N. 27Th
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Graham
A. Watson
Meadows Brook
Jim J. Crow
Irwin
Walter T. Love
Fletcher
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Willie D. Nix
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Thomas L. Ray
Hutchinson
Virgil L. Walker
William C. White
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Jack Woodall
Lindy
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Austin A. Parks
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P.H.S. Indian
Debra Piddark
Gene Clark
Lupe Soto
Thelma Chapman
Anadarko
Agnes Smith
Binger
Angelo Sleeper III
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Geretta Laurenzana
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Carol Frame
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Waymeth Pyle
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