Oklahoma Editorials Span Crime Law and Roads
Oklahoma editors comment on crime in rural homes and city thefts as the ADA NEWS notes rising burglaries. Governor elect David Boren’s pledge for a dry four years shapes liquor by the drink vote debate. Tulsa Tribune criticizes corrections policy favoring containment over rehabilitation. LeFlore County Sun praises Senator Dewey Bartlett’s steady stance. Duncan Banner cites the Good Roads push for rural road funding and city needs.
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Oklahoma City Times
David Boren
Boren
Duncan
Oklahoma Good Roads and Streets Association
Noted Kiowa Artist James Auchiah Dies at 68
James Auchiah 68 a noted Gowa Kiowa artist and authority on Kiowa history died at 9 30 pm Saturday at his home near Carnegie after a heart attack. He was the last survivor of the first six Kiowa painters invited in 1927 to study at the University of Oklahoma under Oscar B Jacobson. He helped form Kiowa Tia-Piah Society and was married twice. Survivors include a half sister Emma Doyebi of Lawton five nieces and several cousins. Services are 1 30 pm Wednesday at the First Methodist Church Carnegie with burial in Carnegie Cemetery. A prayer service begins 7 30 pm Tuesday at Pitcher Funeral Home Carnegie.
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James Auchiah
Car
University of Oklahoma
Oscar B. Jacobson
Spencer Asah
Jack Hokeah
Monroe Tsatoke
Stephen Mopope
Louise Smoky
Jacobson
Methodist Church
Emma Doyebi
Lawton
First Methodist Church
Carnegie
Pitcher Funeral Home
Public records list thefts and vandalism in Lawton area
Lawton Police Department public records itemize thefts burglaries and vandalism at residences businesses and schools. Notable entries include Phillip Upton at 2205 N 37th reporting theft of 10 tapes from a auto and Kathy Copeland at 614 Jefferson reporting attempted burglary of a residence.
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Lawton
Phillip Upton
Cagte’s Grocery
Cache Road
Case al
Kathy Copeland
Jefferson
Lee Bollinger
Sixth
Chattanooga
Ralph Renick
Prentice
Buss
Gore
James Hill
Fierd
Residence Central Junior High School
Ninth and C
John Adamson
Ave
Wade Bryant
J. Ramey
Cherry
Met
Sheridan
Jon Ovier
SE 40Th
Lee
Alfred Foikey
Fort Sill
Harold Thompson
Woodland
Don Phillies
Cherokee
James Pebworth
Arthur Fish
Sunnyvmeade
Orman Howell Crow
Ouvto
Lawrence Underhill
Brent Circle
Arthur Metheny
Mario Jones
Compass
Outo
Clarence Bowman
Marguarie Miles
Baldwin
Dennis Clervet
Post Time Rec Center
Danny Baker
Washington
Passault
Gortieia
Jerry Martin
Wille Kendrick
Euclid
Bush Evens
Salinas
Dorothy Campbell
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer ACROSS
The puzzle lists clues from across with answers such as the urial Alda pass over and other entries including femur for one, macaw, parasols, and dawn. It presents a standard crossword grid with 36 clues in all, covering varied topics.
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Alda
Unclear list prompts clues to a mixed theme puzzle
A garbled set of clues and phrases appears to be a word puzzle or crossword style list. It includes numbered items and partial hints such as Antitoxin, County in California, American author, space vehicle, compass reading, and Eskimo knife, suggesting a themed clue sequence without coherent narrative.
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California
Farm Trade Records Highlight Export Peak and Per Capita View
The Agriculture Department reports farm exports at a record 21.3 billion dollars for the year ending June 30 with per capita exports at 5.64 dollars for every non U S person. Imports reached nearly 9.6 billion dollars, with per capita imports at 45 dollars, up from 35.
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Ashington
Agriculture Department
Search Service
United States
U.S
Three Solons Urge Gas Plans For rationing and allocation
Washington Democrats Reuss McCormack and Proxmire urge energy demand control through allocation and rationing rather than higher fuel taxes. Proxmire favors a petroleum allocation program and rationing, then a tax if needed. Proxmire opposes a gasoline tax increase.
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Washington
Congressional Democrats
Henry S. Reuss
Wisconsin
Reuss
Mike McCormack
NBC
Meet the Press
William Proxmire
ABC
Proxmire
Missouri Probes Southwestern Bell Political Slush Fund
Missouri Public Service Commission is urged to investigate alleged political donations by Southwestern Bell executives tied to a $52.3 million rate hike request. Alberta Slavin of the Utility Consumers Council of Missouri asked PSC chairman James Mauze to scrutinize Bell records for potential campaign contributions and the nature of those payments.
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Alberta Slavin
Utility Consumers Council of Missouri
PSC
James Mauze
Southwestern Bell
James H. Ashley
Missouri
Ashley
Coplaintiff
Silent cowboy star Bob Custer dies at 76 in California
Bob Custer born Raymond Glenn died Friday in Torrance California at 76. He acted in more than 100 feature films including Law of the Mounted The Last Roundup Riders of the Rio Grande and Code of the West. He left motion pictures in the late 1930s. Marguerite Watson Cary a Chicago Sun Times fashion and home furnishings writer known as Ghita Cary died at 63 after a brief illness. She had served as Sun Times furnishings and fashion editor for over two decades.
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Torrance
Calif
Bob Custer
Raymond Glenn
Law of the Mounted
Chicago
Marguerite Watson Cary
Chicago Sun-Times
Ghita Cary
Sun- Times
Overcrowded English Jails Prompted Australia Penal Colony
An 1788 decision to send convicts to Australia stemmed from overcrowded jails in England. The move established the penal colony as a solution to rising crime and prison crowding.
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Australia
England
What Am I
What Am I describes a widespread condition causing loneliness, social withdrawal, and impairment across ages and income levels. It highlights undiagnosed hearing loss as a key issue and promotes a free electronic hearing test to encourage early detection and treatment.
Remarkable seven clubs slam debacle in 1964 trials
In the 1964 Contract Bridge Trials at seven of nine tables East West reached six hearts for 1 430 points while one table scored six for 680. Ninth table saw South reach seven clubs doubled and go down 3 200 points after a flamboyant seven notrumps bid by Harkavy and defense slips allowing a large swing.
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East- West
East-West
South
Harkavy
Erdos
Declarer
West
East
Aston Martin Drops Production After 62 Years
London based Aston Martin announces voluntary liquidation ending 62 years of luxury and race car production. Negotiations for a government loan in exchange for a 25 share failed, leaving 500 workers laid off and a court referee to be named. The firm had 4.6 million dollars in orders but needed 2.3 million to survive.
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ONDON
Aston Martin
William Wilson
Wilson
Aston Clinton
Brooklands
London
David Brown Tractor
Lagonda
Newport Pagnell
Funeral Notices and Obituaries in Lawton Area
Multiple funeral services announced for Mrs Adna Ann Gold 74 and Mr Robert H Reynolds 71 in Lawton area with services in First Baptist and Lawton Ritter Dalton Chapel. Also memorial service for Leroy Ledgerwood 86 with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survivors listed include children grandchildren and spouses. Donations requested to Heart Fund.
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Adna Ann Gold
Lawton
First Baptist Church
Forrest Siler
Tom Wiles
Highland Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Gold
Sunset
Tex
Daniel F. Gold
Frederick
Jimmy
Duncan
Eileen Smith
Jacquetta Dees
Los Angeles
Calif
Audia Strickland Lawton
Lottie Sanderson
Vernon
Henry Gold
Heart Fund
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House of Half Dollars
Lawton, Okla
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Constitution & Press
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Spring
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Phillips University
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Kan
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Leroy W. Ledgerwood
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