13 Felony Cases On Jury Docket In Lawton District Court
Former city treasurer Ker mit Denham leads a 13 felony docket at a two week term starting Monday Feb 7. Denham faces over 200000 embezzlement charges and three days are set for his trial. Other felonies include forgery grand larceny and illegal drug sales with multiple defendants. Misdemeanors and traffic cases accompany the list. Plea deals may alter which cases go to trial.
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Kermit Denham
Denham
Sherman Russell
Lonnie Lee Richardson
Retta Loehr
Thomas G. Narcomy
Leta Berry Jones
Roger Lewis Anderson
Howard Eugene Hall
Larry Gene Cole
Raymond E. Rosechequetah
Ralph Foster McDaniel
Charles Spearman
Jimmy Ross Louderback
Rudy Coosewoon Jr
First-Round NFL Picks Include Patulski and Nebraskas Trio
Notre Dame defensive end Walt Patulski goes No. 1 to Buffalo. Nebraska stars Jerry Tagge Jeff Kinney and Larry Jacobson go in the first round as Green Bay Kansas City and the Giants make early selections.
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Jerry Tagge
Green Bay
Jeff Kinney
Kansas City
Larry Jacobson
New York Giants
Giants
Notre Dame
Walt Patulski
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Sherman White
California
Chicago
Lionel Antoine
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Bobby Moore
Oregon
Denver
Riley Odoms
Houston
Greg Sampson
Stanford
Willie Buchanan
San Diego State
New Orleans
Royce Smith
Georgia
New York Jets
Jerome Borkum
Jackson State
Minnesota
New England
Jeff Siemon
San Diego
Nebraska
Craig Clemons
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Franco Harris
Penn State
Philadelphia
John Reaves
Florida
Atlanta
Clarence Ellis
Detroit
Herb Orvis
Colorado
Los Angeles
Eldridge Small
Texas A&l
Cleveland
Tom Darden
Michigan
San Francisco
Terry Beasley
Auburn
Oakland
Mike Siani
Villenove
Washington
Mike Taylor
Baltimore
Tom Cravens
Rayseas City
Lerry Jacobson
Miami
Mike Kodish
Dallas
Boston
Colece
Vietnam War Update From Saigon and Laos Strikes
Saigon confirms its bombers have conducted Laos strikes since December 1 with 5 to 10 missions daily against the Ho Chi Minh trail. U S planes fly 200 to 250 strikes daily. Ground fighting increases east and northeast of Saigon. two American soldiers killed and four wounded in clashes. two Americans wounded when a helicopter was shot down southeast of Hue.
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Laos
U.S
Saigon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
1St Air Cavalry Division
Hue
Nixon calls for peace at National Prayer Breakfast
Nixon urged the world to learn to live together or die together and spoke of journeys to build a new peace structure. He thanked speakers and asked prayers that the nation align with God, noting the event symbolizes America's strength. Meantime fighting continued along the DMZ with seven North Vietnamese killed and 28 Viet Cong killed in An Giang and Mekong Delta, with no South Vietnamese casualties.
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Nixon
America
Dmz
Mekong Delta
An Nuyen
Saigon
Wilson Buried in National Cathedral the Only Capital President
Woodrow Wilson lies in burial at the National Cathedral, making him the sole U.S. president interred in Washington, D.C. His resting place marks a unique presidential memorial within the capital. The note highlights his final rites and historical distinction among presidents.
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Woodrow Wilson
National Cathedral
U.S
Public Records of Lawton Police Complaints Reported
A list of complainants and incidents filed with the Lawton Police Department includes thefts of cars from Edmond Nelson and Flowers Motor Company, vandalism at Dorothy Crisp’s residence, office burglary at E. L. Hanlin, thefts from J. R. Montgomery and others, plus vehicle vandalism at Elle Carey and a burglary at the VFW Club.
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Lawton
Edmond Nelson
S. 10Th
Flowers Motor Company
Fort Sill Blvd
Elwood Dewoody
N. 13Th
South 11Th
Lawton Publishing Company
Third
Cache Road Square
Dorothy Crisp
Euclid
Daily Oklahoman
E. L. Hanlin
Bishop Road
Orval Shooter
Lawton High School
Phillips Aubrey Chevrolet
N. Sheridan
Anthony
Larry McDonald
Cornell
J. R. Montgomery
Arlington
Elle Carey
Stephen Matthews
Michael E. Cullison
Fort Sill
John David Judd
LaWana Lopez
Carol Alldredge
K. L. Burgoon
Compass
V.F.W. Club
E. B
Two Fire Alarms Reported in Lawton Area
Lawton Fire Department responses logged on Monday include a mattress fire at 6:43 p.m. in Apt G-11 at 622 Bishop Road and a second incident at 9:18 p.m. a building fire at Seventh and E causing minor damage.
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Bishop Road
Apt
Nixon outlines fund plan for loans to spur development
Nixon described a fund emphasis on loans to individuals for job creation through commercial and industrial development. He argued equity requirements would prompt business decision-makers to make realistic development choices unlike remote federal bureaucrats.
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Nixon
Council OKs Charter Vote and Finance Reforms With Lawton Officials
Lawton council approves six point Consad and Conrad-Stanfield O'Dell proposals to boost city financial management and revenue sharing readiness. A $3,000 contract and payroll funding shifts were approved, with Nabers noting funds come from unfilled payroll positions.
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Consad
Conrad-Stanfield & O’dell
Whitaker
Henry Nabers
Devlin charged with assault after Londonderry clash
A crowd scene in Londonderry ends in a woman beating an old home secretary in the House of Commons and vowing vengeance over Irish killings. Prime Minister Lynch recalls ambassador, proclaims mourning, and seeks international aid while Northern Ireland Catholic rights groups plan a new march amid strikes and shutdowns.
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Jack Lynch
Irish Republic
London
Londonderry
Patrick Hillery
Ulster
Lynch
Northern Ireland
Civil Rights Association
Newry
County Down
Funeral Rites for Ida C Lacy Pending at Miller’s Mortuary
Funeral rites are pending at Miller’s Mortuary for Ida C Lacy infant daughter of Sgt J C and Mrs Edward Lacy Fort Sill. She died today at a local hospital born December 6 1971 at Fort Sill. Survivors include her parents and a brother Edward Jr at the home maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Parker Seoul Korea paternal grandfather Preston Lacy San Angelo Texas.
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Miller’s Mortuary
Ida C. Lacy
J.C
Edward Lacy
Fort Sill
Edward Jr
Parker
Seoul
Korea
Preston Lacy
San Angelo
Tex
Sill Bus Fare Hike and Subsidy Decision for Fort Sill
The Voorhees study recommends using the City Parking Authority to obtain federal grants for a maintenance facility and leasing buses to a private operator. It urges fare changes only on Fort Sill service and favors no Lawton fare increase to avoid patronage loss, while the Mass Transit Policy Advisory committee backs the fifth alternative and immediate subsidy minus the subsidy amount yet to be fixed.
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Voorhees Company
Lawton
Fort Sill
Voorhees
City Mass Transit Policy Advisory Committee
Senate bill targets drunkenness as disease in Oklahoma
A Senate bill introduced by Sen. Bryce Baggett of Oklahoma City proposes repealing criminal drunkenness statutes and directing intoxicated persons to treatment centers rather than jails. The measure has 17 co-authors and would preserve penalties for drunk driving and related public safety offenses. Rep. Bill Poulos of Tulsa filed a House resolution seeking to empower the Corporation Commission to set a minimum wellhead price schedule for oil and gas.
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Senate
Bryce Baggett
Oklahoma City
Bill Poulos
Tulsa
House
The
Corporation Commission
Dead Man Identified as Carroll E Coston at Fort Sill
A man found dead Monday in an apartment at 1314 Irwin has been identified as Carroll E. Coston 26 of Headquar ters Battery 2nd Battalion 31st Artillery Fort Sill. Oklahoma City will perform autopsy. Detective Maj. Robert Gillian said Coston was dead four or five days and last seen Wednesday with no sign of foul play.
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Irwin
Carrol E. Coston
2Nd Battalion
31St Artillery
Fort Sill
Oklahoma City
Robert Gillian
Lawton
Coston
Gillian
Arrest warrants issued for Clifford Irving and wife in Switzerland
Swiss authorities issued arrest warrants on suspicion of document falsification and possible fraud in a scheme to divert 650000 in McGraw Hill payments for a Hughes autobiography. An extradition decision depends on fraud charges, with 422707 traced to a Zurich account likely under a pseudonym for Mrs Irving.
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Zurich
Clifford Irving
Dist. Atty
Peter Veleff
McGraw-Hill
Howard Hughes
Weleff
Veieff
Hannah Rosenkranz
Irving
Cold front brings statewide precipitation by Wednesday
Weather outlook covers the state through Wednesday morning with colder temperatures and precipitation likely. A Monday night snowfall traced to a front moving from Southern New Mexico into Oklahoma late last night.
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New Mexico
Oklahoma
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Geanester Thomas
Robert J. Peterson
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