Gilmore hunger strike case proceeds after Supreme Court action
Gilmore, 36, remains unexecuted as the Utah Supreme Court lifts its stay to let the 4th District review his appeal. The case centers on capital punishment legality and Gilmore's claimed desire to die, with his girlfriend Nicole Barrett confined and his condition noted after a lengthy hunger strike.
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Nicole Barrett
Utah
Provo
High Court
Bessie
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Ore
Supreme Court
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Thurgood Marshall
Warren Burger
Stanger
Lawton Gas Deregulation Talks Continue at City Meeting
Officials plan to discuss alternatives if gas deregulation fails and consider other energy sources or suppliers. The Ada led gathering aims to organize cities involved and ensure ample energy for future industrial prospects with Governor attendance anticipated.
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Lawton
Ada
H.D. Ladyman
Chamber
Ladyman
Picketing Targets Fort Sill Sewer Project
Fort Sill officials report the sewer treatment project for Ol-son Construction Co of Texas added to a growing picket list by Local 495 of the Laborers Union. The dispute runs into its third week over contracts worth about 29 million dollars affecting eight construction firms and 170 workers. Gate 2 remains closed to other traffic.
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Fort Sill
Olson Construction Co
Texas
Laborers Union International of North America
Woman Involved In Multi-House Yard Crash On Fort Sill
Bonnie Lee Squibb of 2601 D was treated and released at Comanche County Memorial Hospital after her car ran off Fort Sill Boulevard Monday night. Police say the vehicle struck a concrete divider, then a tree at 502 Fort Sill Boulevard, crossed to 504’s lawn and tree, ending on the lawn at 507 with the driver alone and suffering facial lacerations and a shoulder injury.
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Lawton
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Fort Sill Boulevard
Bonnie Lee Squibb
Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Barney
Barney
Check On Packages Continues At Airport
Lawton Airport begins random package inspections for departing passengers. Great Plains Airlines district manager Sherry Mindemann urges travelers to box items and send them with checked luggage to streamline security.
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Lawton
Sherry Mindemann
Great Plains Airlines
OPEC meeting tests unity as key producers push Yamani
Saudi Arabia wields leverage as the largest oil exporter with about 30 percent of OPEC output and 23 percent of U.S. imports. Iran Venezuela and Algeria seek bigger increases, risking unity if Yamani yields too far. The result hinges on balancing power within the cartel.
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OPEC
U.S
Iran
Venezuela
Algeria
Saudi Arabia
Yamani
Funeral Services for Boggs to Be Held in Wyatt Chapel
Funeral for Charlie R. Boggs 78 of 603 Mieling Dive will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Wyatt Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Mitchell Lowry officiating. Burial in Walters Cemetery. Boggs born Feb 13 1898 in Ennis Texas previously worked in Odessa oil fields and lived in Lawton the past two years. Survived by wife Nellie Orth three sisters one brother and two step grandchildren. Also funeral for Kirby Lee Zough former Lawton resident will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Gish Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Mill Creek Indian Cemetery. He died Saturday in Pascagoula Mississippi. There is a prayer service tonight at Gish Funeral Home Chapel. Zough born Jan 7 1931 in Lawton. Survived by three sons three daughters and parents.
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Mieling Dive
Wyatt Funeral Home
Mitchell Lowry
First Methodist Church
Walters Cemetery
Mr. Boggs
Ennis
Tex
Odessa
Lawton
Nellie Orth
Comanche
Methodist Church
Pearl Johnson
Hollis
Lula Parsons
Button Willow
Calif
Zella Thompson
Walters
Bert Boggs
Hobart
Kirby Lee Zough
Pascagoula
Miss
Spencer Appentone
Mill Creek Indian Cemetery
Gish Funeral Home
Mr. Zotgh
Kirby Lee Zotgh Jr
Albert
Wesley
Francis Zotgh
Linda
Jonell
Stephen Hall Zotgh
Homestake Case Nears Jury in Tulsa
The Homestake Production Company fraud case nears a jury as the defense rests with Norman C. Cross Jr. testifying he did not know an oil revenue interest was formerly owned by a company president. Cross is the last of 13 indicted to face charges.
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TULSA
Homestake Production Company
Norman C. Cross Jr
Cross
Robert S. Trippet
Seed
Irm
Judgment Issued In Accident Suit At Fort Sill
A Fort Sill soldier, John C. Lubert, wins a 177640 default judgment in district court against Tony L. Dixon for injuries from a five car hit and run crash on Fort Sill at Sheridan Road and Hartell Boulevard. Henderson's judgment pending. Dixon failed to respond to summons.
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Fort Sill
J. Winston Raburn
John C. Lubert
3Th Missile Bn
Sheridan Road
Hartell Boulevard
Tony L. Dixon
Fort Sill December Spot Bid Sale Set
Fort Sill schedules a December 21 at 8 30 a m spot bid sale offering 5820 pounds of scrap rubber and equipment to start a beauty shop. Defense Property Disposal Office Building 3323 requires bidders or agents present and full payment before removal. No mailed or telephoned bids accepted.
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Fort Sill
Defense Property Disposal Office
Burglary Probe Links Southeast Crimes to Suspects
Lawmen investigate a likely sixth burglary in the southeast Lawton area. Clyde Weber reports Christmas gifts and guns stolen from a home 1.5 miles south of Flower Mound Road. Deputies tie the break-ins to prior cases via a similar car description and daytime thefts.
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Lawton
Clyde Weber
Flower Mound Road
Comanche County
Charles Dodson
Al Smith First Catholic to Run for U.S. Presidency
Al Smith of New York became the first Catholic to seek the American presidency, marking a historic challenge to religious barriers in national politics.
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al Smith
New York
Carter names Adams for commerce secretary and hints on other picks
A Senate source says Commerce Committee members will be asked to back Adams, a Democrat and former House Budget Chair, as Carter’s choice for commerce secretary. Carter also invited Jane Pfeiffer to the post, aiming to make the first woman in the role since 1913, and John Dunlop emerges as a major labor secretary candidate after a Georgia meeting with Carter.
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Commerce Committee
Adams
House Budget Committee
New York
Atlanta
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Carter
Dunlop
Georgia
Fort Sill Troop Movement Boosts Holiday Bus Traffic
Fort Sill is transporting 4,500 soldiers during the holiday season, more than double last year’s 1,899 travelers. Army officials attribute at least 95 percent of the rise to increased force strength at the Field Artillery Training Center. The post’s population reached 25,546 on Nov 30, up from 19,043 a year earlier. East Germany’s area and national golf course counts are noted as context.
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Fort Sill
Oliver
U.S. Army Field Artillery Training Center
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