Hospital Notes List of Medical and Birth Entries
A dense listing of hospital patients with addresses and conditions such as medical, surgery, and birth announcements. Includes names like Mabel Angus Linda Austin Eugene Bowman Tim Carson and many others with varied locations and dates for births and hospital care. A single birth notice reports a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Warner Quetone born December 22 at 9 44 p m weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Angus
Linda Austin
Eugene Bowman
Surrey Lane
Tim Carson
Burkburnett
Jean Hicks
Bishop Read
Christopher Lodge
John Murphy
Edward Newcombe
Fletcher
Clarence Tate
Mountain View
John Traylor
Jefferson
Millie Wise
Pueblo
Colo
Cora Whalin
Bell
Warner Quetone
Ex-Con Turned Minister Sentenced To Prison Time
David W. Taylor, 50, formerly a minister in Valencia California, was sentenced by a California Superior Court commissioner to one to ten years for grand theft and selling securities without a permit tied to an Oklahoma oil well scheme that netted about 79000 dollars. He had resigned from his church after arrest in 1970.
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Los Angeles
Norman
Terre Haute
Ind
California
Taylor
Oklahoma
Alvin V. Hickok
State Prison Escapee Caught
Kenneth Hendershot, one of two inmates who escaped from McAlester State Prison, is in custody after a break in at a Bace couple’s home. Police pursued the car they fled in and forced it to stop. a second escapee remains at large in a wooded area near McAlester.
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Wilburton
Okla
McAlester
Kenneth Hendershot
Job Corps Aid Takes New Post
Robert H. Williams, 27, formerly a group aid at Treasure Lake Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center, has been appointed a trainee corrections officer at the Federal Reformatory in El Reno. He will assume duties Monday and resides at 513 Patterson. A Douglass High School and Cameron College graduate, he served in the Air Force with the Air Police including a Vietnam tour and was discharged in 1967. He is active in Mistletoe Masonic Lodge No. 31 and Froggs Civic Club.
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Robert H. Williams
Treasure Lake
Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center
Federal Reformatory
el Reno
Williams
Patterson
Douglass High School
Lawton
Air Force
Air Police
Vietnam
Jobs Aie Cae Sa
Cameron College
Mistletoe
Religion writer William F. Rose dies at his desk
Rev. William F. Rose, 52, veteran religion writer for the Oakland Tribune, collapsed and died at his desk on Monday. In Norman, Oklahoma Wendell Bever, 54, a National Wildlife Federation field representative for the eight state south central region and former Oklahoma Wildlife Department director, died Wednesday.
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William F. Rose
Oakland
Calif
Oakland Tribune
Norman
Okla
Wendell Bever
National Wildlife Federation
Bever
Oklahoma Wildlife Department
Pioneer writer Fred Burns dies at 82 in Cincinnati
Fred Burns 82 a pioneer travel automotive and aviation writer died Wednesday. He served the Cincinnati Times Star from 1917 to 1958 shaping early travel and transportation journalism.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Fred Burns
Burns
Cincinnati Times Star
Public Records of Local Theft Reports
Reported by Lowton Police Department complainants including Bob D Wright of 804 NW S2nd detailing a 1971 motorcycle theft from a residence. Mary Burnett of Elgin reported thefts of two rifles and four stereo tapes from a car. As Red Horse Bar at 306 S Third reported a cashier beaten and $250 stolen. Mrs J T Wood of 2106 Columbia reported a purse theft.
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Lowton
Bob D. Wright
Consumer Advocate Attacks BBB Service in Congress
Rep. Benjamin S. Rosenthal releases a 27000 word report alleging that 139 local BBBs are biased toward member firms and fail to protect consumers. He says BBBs are conflicted between aiding consumers and funding from over 150000 member firms. The report emphasizes poor phone reports and misleading assurances about business integrity.
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Washington
Congress
Better Business Bureaus
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
The
New York Democrat
Council of Better Business Bureaus
Rosenthal
People Should Vote On Highway Plan
Oklahoma political debate centers on a $250 million road bonds proposal. Senator Denzil Garrison urges letting voters decide, while Governor David Hall favors fast action without a statewide vote to capitalize on favorable bond markets.
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Denzil
Oklahoma City
Denzil Garrison
Bartlesville
David Hall
Capitol
Hall
Garrison
Muskie Builds Momentum With Endorsements
Senator Edmund Muskie gains key endorsements as he gears up for a January 4 candidacy announcement. Gov. John Gilligan of Ohio endorsed Muskie in Columbus, signaling potential support from Ohio delegates and boosting Muskie among Democrats watching Senate leaders and governors.
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Washington
Edmund Ss. Muskie
Muskie
Ott
Maine
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Columbus
Senate
Gilligan
Kenneth Curtis
John V. Tunney
California
Thomas Eagleton
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Manchester
N.H
Thomas J. McIntyre
Warren E. Hearnes
Calvin L. Rampton
Robert Scott
North Carolina
Frank Licht
Rhode Island
Vienna Doctors Claim New DNA Markers Pinpoint Fatherhood
In Vienna Dr. Wolfgang Mayr announced that his Institute of Blood Group Serology has identified two new genetic characteristics. The findings reportedly allow ruling out paternity with 99 percent certainty, refining future paternity tests.
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Vienna
Wolfgang Mayr
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Cleo Suggs
Euclid
Medical
Bessie Davis
Cache Medical
Bill Fritsch
S. 45Th
Mary Carver
Geronimo
E. Russell
Andrews
Pr. H. S. Indian
Ermus Revels
Wisconsin
Leo Rozinski
Ted Sessions
Ozee
Teresa Shaw
Eisenhower Drive
Betty Stafford
Beta
Bob Stafford
al Terrill
Ernest Trotter
Smith
John Vela Jr
Johnnie Webster
Aandarko
Gregory Allison
Bennie Allison
Minnie Ellis
Temple
Mary Jump
Apache
Brenda Taft
Smokey
Gore Blvd
Auto
Keystone
Public Records
By Roger Bollen
Consumer Advocate
Santa
Amer
Nat'l
Tangerine
Magnavox
Southwestern Furniture
SEARS
12Th & Gore
DIAL
Walter R. Mears
Edward M. Kennedy
Bradford Hats
Hi Bar C
Olsen-Stelzer
Texas Boots
Levi & Wrangler Jeans
Western
Bank Americard
Lawton Boot & Western Wear
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