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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1977

Page

2

Ward 8 vacancy to be filled by spring ballot vote

City council agreed Ward 8 voters will fill the vacancy created by Charles Gibbs resignation. Gibbs resigned Feb 2 citing leadership issues and decisions made by the mayor and council. The seat will stay vacant until the March primary or April general election, with the winner likely appointed soon after to serve May 1978.

Skip Gibson Ward 8 Charles Gibbs County Election Board Gibbs Ward Don Aust Election Board Wayne Gilley

Cases Reported To City Police In Lewton Area

Names and addresses listed as compliments on police reports include Loto Kellum 904 S 10 R Timothy Moorefeed 309 NW 65th and Fred Nester 108 Eucliad reporting thefts from homes or vehicles. Other entries note thefts of CB radios tele vision stereo equipment and cash from purses and cars along with a car accident at City Hospital and related incidents.

Lewton Loto Kellum Timothy Moorefeed Andrews Stondridge Congress Fred Nester Eucliad Peter Vote Gore Riva Montego Bay David Nelson Brown Chery Bivd Fort Sill Howard Nichols Golden Lane Atlanta Herbert Higgins Cherry Diliford Dalehome City Hospital Lowton

Talk Is Not Cheap 10-Cent Phone Calls Stalling

The 10-cent public phone call is fading nationwide though a nickel still works in Louisiana. North Carolina led in 1974 by allowing 20 percent for local coin calls. Virginia Missouri Texas Arizona Colorado followed. Washington Oklahoma and DC permit 15 cent calls with more state increases pending in 17 others.

Louisiana North Carolina Virginia Missouri Texas Arizona Colorado Washington Oklahoma District of Columbia

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