Pair Ordered To Face Hearing In Burglary Case
A preliminary hearing is set for January 30 1975 in district court for Shirley Fennel 22 and Albert Jurasek 20 both charged with three counts of second degree burglary and one of assault with a deadly weapon. Bond is $8000 each. The two were linked to five county burglaries after a Monday incident at Ronald Strickland’s residence west of Geronimo where shots were fired and a car wreck followed. Strickland pursued the suspects and sheriff’s reports note the male fled while Fennel sat in the car when officers arrived.
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Oklahoma City
Shirley Fennel
Albert Jurasek
Ronald D. Strickland
Sheriff's Office
Geronimo
Strickland
Sheriff's
Darrell James Barron
Susan Kay Gillock
Welker
Walters
Lawton
Wilsie Wayne Harris
Briarwood
Harris
Cotton County
Barron
Barrett
Lynval Gifford
Gifford
Banks
Rnest
Jackson
Vosko Dorking Jot
Ferris
Wilson
Carver
Humpty Dumpty Super Market
Segura Feliciano Jr
Clifton Lambert
McKinsey
Portoble TV
Donna G. Loyd
Crosby Park
Sovievord
Avto
N. Sheridan
Wayne E. Phillips
Elk City
Indio Bible
Sullivan Village
Elmlehurst
William G. Schmidt
E. Gore
Homer's
Tire Service
NW Bell
Two Men Sentenced in Grand Theft Case in District Court
Barry Barrett and Jerry Hartwell pleaded guilty to a December burglary of Montgomery Ward in Lawton. Barrett, 22, received seven years with two to serve and five suspended plus two years for LSD possession. Hartwell, 22, got five years with two to serve and three suspended, all terms concurrent.
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Dist
J. Winston Raburn
Barry Barrett
Lawton
Jerry W. Hartwell
Fort Sill
Montgomery Ward & Co
W. Gore
Public Records Report of Burglaries Thefts and Vandalism
Public records list numerous incidents including burglaries thefts and vandalism. Names and addresses populate reports across schools markets apartments and residences with items stolen such as TVs stereo equipment jewelry tools firearms and vehicles.
Injury accidents report from Lawton Police Thursday details
Times and places of injuries investigated by Lawton Police Department include 4 10 p m at 13th and B with Pomeic Hawkins 23 of 1127 Orman transported to Reynolds Army Hospital by Kirk's Emergency Service per Officer Clyde Williams
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Lawton
Sentence Meted On Drug Charge
Mark Lynn Barefoot of Harrison Arkansas pleaded guilty to possession of amphetamines and received a deferred one year county jail term from Special Dist Judge Rodney Bassel on the district attorney's recommendation. Deputies at a dance report noted capsules fell from a hat where Barefoot claimed the hat led to his arrest.
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Mark Lynn Barefoot
Harrison, Ark
Special Dist
Rodney Bassel
David Carter
Barefoot
Sheriff's
Love Affair Blackmail Attempt Fails and Suspect Freed
A 16 year old city girl attempted to extort 2400 dollars from a former coworker by threatening to reveal an alleged love affair with the man. The extortion letter was signed by the youth and delivered December 13. The letter was given to a postal inspector. the girl was detained but released with no charges after a juvenile interview. The victim’s husband had opened the letter first.
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Lawton
A. J. Milazzo
Marie Detty Youth Services Center
Mark McFarland
Controversial Author Expelled From South Vietnam
John D. Marks co author of a critical CIA book and his companion Barbara Guss were expelled from Saigon as blacklisted journalists. They were detained at a friend's home, then flown to Bangkok after a night with government officials. Sources say the ban stems from the CIA book.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
John D. Marks
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Barbara Guss
Washington, D.C
Marks
Rolling Stone
Nguyen van Thieu
State Department
Victor Marchetti
CIA
Cult of Intelligence
Miss Guss
Bangkok
Vietnam
Global survey ranks nations by civil liberty freedom
Freedom House reports 925 million people suffer severe political and civil liberty restrictions. It lists nations with gains and losses, naming Argentina Cyprus Malaysia Bolivia Ethiopia Guyana Peru and Egypt Ghana Liberia Portugal South Vietnam Spain Thailand as examples. The 17 freest nations include Australia Austria Canada Denmark Iceland Malta and the United States. The report notes crises in US leadership and labels the Soviet Union and India as major imperial states.
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