Cityans Arraigned In Court On Marijuana Charges
Stanley H. Jackson and Charles W. Russell both of Lawton were arraigned in District Court on marijuana possession counts. Jackson, a misdemeanor case, granted a jury trial with $300 bond. Russell faces second offense charges, with a $2,000 bond and January 9 preliminary hearing. Police found a bag of marijuana in a car during a 4:39 a.m. Saturday arrest in the 2100 block of Jefferson. Jackson had prior gambling arrests. Russell had pleaded guilty earlier to marijuana possession.
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Charles W. Russell
Lawton
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Jefferson
Roy Deck
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Area Services Fletcher Obituary Notices
Nora D Williams 77 died in a Lawton hospital after brief illness. Funeral at First Baptist Fletcher with Pastor A L Swagerty. Burial in Fletcher Cemetery. Born August 16 1897 in Montague County Texas. Survived by husband Carl. sons Carl and Cecil. sister Eva Johnson. two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Other notices: Maurice Engle Page 65 Cache died in Lawton hospital. services pending. Lt Col Ret Harry E King 48 of Oklahoma City died after brief illness. funeral arrangements pending. Rev W A Squyres Westminster California former Calvary Baptist pastor. services Thursday in California. survivors listed.
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Whitewater
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Catholic Church and Retired Officers Association
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Cotton’s
Riverside
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Dale Squyres
Marvin Squyres
Fairfield
Clyde Littlefield
Henry Alexander
Lindsay
W. A. Goldbhugh
Quail
Perry Barnett
Burkett
Salt Island Population Noted in British Virgin Islands
Salt Island in the British Virgin Islands has a recorded population of eight people. The small island is part of the territorial grouping in the Caribbean with limited settlements and infrastructure.
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Crossword by Eugene Sheffer ACROSS
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Gryan Gets 2 Year Term in Vehicle Theft Case
Gordon Ronald Eatherly also known as John M Spindle 21 of Lawton pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after a prior felony. District Judge J Winston Raburn ordered two years in the state penitentiary plus a suspended two year sentence to run concurrently in a case that included theft of a 1971 VW bus and a separate burglary at Haskell's Prescription Shop.
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John M Spindle
Lawton
J. Winston Raburn
Atty
David Carter
Eatherly
Odis L
Williams
Pershing and
Cherry
Haskell
W. Gore
Joint Burglary Charge Dismissed in Lawton Case
Lindon Myers and Mark Williams were charged with second degree burglary in district court but the charge was dismissed. They remain charged with entry with intent to steal and Williams faces arraignment. The alleged break in at 1930 Cache Road occurred Oct 21 amid demolition by Turnbull Moving Co.
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Lindon Myers
Mark Williams
Williams
Lawton
Cache Road
Atty
David Carter
Myers
Turnbull Moving Co
Artillery Class Graduates Today at Fort Sill
The last Field Artillery Officers Advanced Class of the year graduated from the U S Army Field Artillery School at Fort Sill. Maj Gen David E Ott introduced guest speaker Maj Gen Burnside F Huffman. Distinguished graduate Capt Kevin P Byrnes led a roster of honor graduates with top scores above 95 percent for the 39 week course.
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U.S. Army Field Artillery School
Fort Sill
David E. Ott
Burnside F. Huffman
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
Kevin P. Byrnes
Yorktown Heights
N. Y
Vietnam POW Hestand to Receive Three Bronze Stars
Retired CWO James H. Hestand of Oklahoma City will be awarded three Bronze Star Medals in a ceremony Friday at Fort Sill. The former Vietnam POW was captured after being shot down while piloting a Huey helicopter against a North Vietnamese Headquarters in Cambodia and held prisoner from March 1971 to February 1973.
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David E. Ott
Fort Sill
Record price paid for rare 1776 Declaration copy
The highest price for a broadsheet reached 404000 dollars for one of 16 known copies of the 1776 Philadelphia Declaration printed by Samuel T Freeman & Co. It was sold to a Texan in May 1969.
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Samuel T. Freeman & Co
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