Welfare Office Moves To Cameron Building
Comanche County welfare and food stamp offices relocate to Cameron Hall on Cameron University campus. Applications and referrals must be made at the new Cameron Hall office, improving space and access with services already in place. Public health and social services offices consolidate under one roof to speed aid issuance.
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Elfare
Comanche County Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services
Food Stamps Distribution Center
Division of
Cameron Hall
Cameron University
Division of Social Services
SSI
C Ave
Paul Stinchcomb
Stinchcomb
Comanche County Welfare Department
Cameron
C Avenue
Lawton-Fort Sill
Nanche County Court House
Sill Helicopter Picks Up Cobra
A CH-54 Sky Crane from Fort Sill will depart Tuesday to retrieve the Cobra helicopter wrecked near Ada. The helicopter will be rigged for air lift with an 80 foot cable to lift remains to a clear field, then loaded for transport back to Fort Sill for reassembly, followed by a clean up search for debris.
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Fort Sill
Ada Dec
Fires Continue From Page One Across Home Goods Losses
Fire statistics show 285000 interior furnishing fires including carpets and rugs in 142000 cases and upholstered furniture in 124000. Bedding fires total 115000 with blankets and bed spreads in 69000 and mattresses in 33000. Clothing fires reach 159000 in the 12 month period. A survey of 33000 households asked to recall accidental fires on personal property. Projections aim for a nationwide estimate.
Prison Attack Leaves Inmate Hospitalized After Escape Attempt
Florida corrections spokeswoman Suzie Wilson said an inmate attack left another inmate cut and bleeding. Sullivan, 51, received initial prison hospital care and was moved to Monroe Memorial Hospital in fair condition, remaining shocked and incoherent and unable to answer how the escape occurred.
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Sullivan
Monroe Memorial Hospital
Fire Reports From Lowton Fire Department Across Several Incidents
Fire department logs show multiple calls including a dorm fire on Lindy Street, a house fire on Cedarwood Drive, another on North 22nd, and a service collision on Gore Boulevard. Incidents occurred Sunday and Monday with various times and locations listed.
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Lowton
Lindy
D Ave
S. 11Th
Troer House
Cedarwoog Drive
N. 22Nd
Gore Blvd
City Council considers urban changes and contracts
City council notes receipt of city audits from Stanfield and O'Dell and an Oklahoma Lung Association banner request for downtown. It sets public hearings for Jan 7 for three zoning cases and weighs street name change to Southwest University Drive. It also considers new cash funds for several programs and traffic control sign powers and left turn prohibitions. Also reviews health permits for Crosby Park Estates Addition and contracts for waste equipment, center repairs, and grease renunkwer enzymes.
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Oklahoma Lung Association
28Th Street
Gore Boulevard
F Avenue
Southwest University Drive
Public Works Department
Oklahoma State Health Department
Crosby Park Estates
Industrial Disposal Supply Co
Comanche
Patterson Community Center
Specialty Chemical Co
Funeral for Myrtle Huff in Grandfield
Funeral services for Myrtle Evelyn Huff 66 will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Christian Church Grandfield with Rev. Joe Frederick officiating. Burial in Grandfield Cemetery under Gray Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband Virgil Huff a son and several relatives.
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Grandfield
Myrtle Evelyn Huff
Frederick Hospital
First Christian Church
Joe Frederick
Grandfield Cemetery
Gray Funeral Home
Order of the Eastern Star
Virgil Lee Huff
40Th
Lawton
Martha Cooke
Wichita Falls
Vertreese Huff
Bobby Huff
Anadarko
Imogene Moore
Carmen Patton
Shirley Hasen
Court Allows Warrant Timing To Stop Evidence Seizure
The court noted that a warrant obtained later made no difference since no material was seized until police arrived with a warrant, and the entry and seizure would have occurred once the agents returned with the warrant. The day’s actions included rejecting appeals in six Indiana draft protest cases from 1969 vandalism, and refusals on Illinois financial disclosures, North Carolina sex withholding ordinance, air freight rate challenges, and New York welfare rental reductions with lodger.
Energy council to review Ford energy plan at Camp David
Energy members will meet at Camp David to weigh proposals from hearings and craft recommendations for President Ford. Lee C. White of the Consumer Federation of America urged mandatory energy conservation, including oil import limits and higher automobile efficiency standards.
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Ford
Congress
Camp David
Lee C. White
Consumer Federation of America
White
Sextuplets Born After Long Hospital Ordeal
Mrs Lange gave birth to six babies after a lengthy hospital labor in the 27th week of pregnancy. The family, including her mother and sister, awaited the first feedings and hoped all survive. Doctor Vincent Nola noted the fertility drug Pergonas. delivery was expected March 13, with five or more babies surprising the parents.
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Lange
James Duty
Leslie Perry
Maurer
Nola
Greek premier aims for strong presidency in ND majority
The Greek premier elects by Parliament, proposed by New Democracy with a near three to one majority, is expected to push for a strong presidency. If approved, he may run for the post himself.
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Parisiament
Caramanlis
New Democracy
Student To Address National Meeting In New Orleans
Lawton native John Phelps national president of VICA post secondary division will address a general session of the American Vocation Association convention in New Orleans Louisiana Tuesday He is an Oklahoma State Tech student in Okmulgee and will explain how vocational student organizations help gain business industry and labor support for vocational education He will also present a VICA Report to the Nation during a joint meeting with the National Association of Technical and Industrial Educators
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John Phelps
Lawton
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
VICA
American Vocation Association
New Orleans
Oklahoma State Tech
Business, Industry
Phelps
Okmulgee
National Association of Technical and Industrial Educators
Public Records of Shoplifting and Burglary Reports
A Fort Sill area records list shows multiple thefts burglaries and crimes. Notable entries include a 19 year old Fort Sill woman arrested for shoplifting and various thefts from residences businesses and vehicles across Sheridan Hoover and nearby streets. A shopper failed to pay for gas at Vicks Gulf and a burglary at Montgomery Ward involved multiple valuables including cameras jewelry and pistols.
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Herb
N. Sheridan
Fort Sill
Vick's Gulf
Louis W. Brodiey
Indiana
Rose Young
Hoover
Sooner Food Store
Nat S. Sheridan
J. C. Erving
Montego Bay
Best
Wade's
Montgomery Ward & Co
Gore
Charles Donica
Kinyon
Carmen Bradford
Bell
James Duville
Ferris
Karen King
Longview
Dan Howard
Jefferson
Mobile
Howard
Barbara McLean
SE Second
National Pride
Cache Road
Alton Smith Motor Co
Fort Sillman
Eamene Tavior
George Linville
Christie’s Club
S. Sheridan
Myra Hendrick
Joe Bowling
Henryette
Tex
William Roberts
Williams
Donald Jones
Vicks Gulf
Aos
Phillips 66 Service
Clarence Dalrymple
Swinney School
Baltimore
Burglary at Ward's Center After Weekend Heist
Lawton policeInvestigate burglary at Montgomery Ward 2305 W Gore Blvd in Lawton claiming about 8000 dollars in loot including guns cameras and clothing. Burglar alarm cut from inside and a door pried with no visible forced entry while suspects possibly hid inside until closing Saturday night. Detective Gerald Chadwick leads the ongoing inquiry.
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Lawton
Montgomery Ward
W. Gore Blvd
Center
Robert Gillian
Gillian
SWODA Board to Meet in Burns Flat for Elections
The board of trustees for the South Western Oklahoma Development Authority will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the Clinton-Sherman Industrial Air Park Burns Flat to elect district representatives and board officers.
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ALTUS
South Western Oklahoma Development Authority
SWODA
Clinton-Sherman
Burns Flat
Far fewer women in certain professions
The data show women remain underrepresented in many fields. About 10 percent of physicians are women, 5 percent of lawyers and judges, 4 percent of architects, and 2 percent of engineers. These figures reflect persistent gender gaps across professions.
Mint Julep Masque Promises Quick Pore Cleansing
An ad touts MINT JULEP MASQUE as a fifteen minute home treatment that hardens and suctions out waste from pores. It claims lukewarm water rinses away the masque and shows blackheads on a towel, urging readers to try to improve skin for social activities and confidence.
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New York
Helene
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