OU Signs 10 OSU Five two New Courses Added At Vo-Tech
The University of Oklahoma signed 10 players and Oklahoma State added five on the first day of Big Eight letter of intent signing. OU drew mainly in state linemen including Richard Turner and Frank Moore, while OSU signed two tight ends a center a tackle and a running back. Two new night classes Typing I and Automotive Troubleshooting were added at the Great Plains Area Vo-Tech with enrollment limits and modest fees.
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Osu
Vo-Tech
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Richard Turner
Edmond
Sooners
Turner
Bobby Proctor
Frank Moore
Oklahoma City
Millwood
Great Plains Area
Vo-Tech School Board
Eisenhower Seniors Snare Press Honors
Two Eisenhower High School seniors earned honors in the Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association monthly contests. Laura Ann Bonds won first place for her editorial cartoon published in Eisenhower's newspaper in December. Fd Lorenzi received runner up honors for sports stories in November and for a sports column in December.
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Eisenhower High School
Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association
Laura Ann Bonds
A.H. Bonds
Austin Drive
Eisenhower
Fd Lorenzi
Bill Wolf
N. 40Th
Funeral notices for Arthur Johnson and Col Reed
Arthur F Johnson 68 retired Fort Sill civil service worker died Monday in Comanche County Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Services pending Becker Funeral Home. Col Ret Paul A Reed 62 Oklahoma City died Monday Houston hospital. Funeral Friday New Post Chapel Fort Sill with burial Post Cemetery Becker Funeral Home.
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Arthur Frank Johnson
Fort Sill
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Becker Funeral Home
Mr. Johnson
Portsmouth
Ohio
Lawton
Letha O. Sexton
Duncan
Edna Allison
Sacramento
Calif
Martha Cole
S. 8Th St
Sybil Reynolds
Los Angeles
Neema Harper
S. 46Th St
Weynema Stockman
Beaumont
Novella Wilkerson
San Diego
Benny Johnson
S. 17Th St
Irwin Johnson
Borger
Tex
George Melton
California
Paul A. Reed
Oklahoma City
Houston
New Post Chapel
Post Cemetery
Mr. Reed
Iowa City
Iowa
Reynolds Army Hospital
Army
Presbyterian Church
Marguerite
Jane Cowdery
Sue Simondi
Monterey
Margaret Reed
Conti Boy Killed By Sixty-Seven Millimeter Round
A 5th-grader, born July 1 1966 in Toledo, was struck by a steel 37mm practice round near 501 NW 5th while playing with another boy. Investigators say it was a dud fired from an anti tank weapon. Police searched for more shells. arrangements are pending in Toledo. The boy attended Robert E Lee Elementary and swam with the Lawton Swim Team. Survived by parents and grandparents Tony and Lois Conti. Becker Funeral Home handling local arrangements.
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Robert Hole
Jerry Osborn
Fort Sill
Robert E. Lee
Conti
Toledo
Ohio
Lee Elementary
Lawton
Tony and
Lois Conti
Miami
Fla
Becker Funeral Home
Police Log Of Reported Crimes In Lowton
A list of complainants and addresses from Lowton police reports shows incidents including forged payroll checks at Herb's Discount, thefts at Public Service Co and various residences, car parts and antenna thefts, a break‑in, window damage, beer theft, and a TV or stereo theft at hotels and homes.
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Lowton
Herb’s Discount Inc
Sheridan
Lewis Lenew
Public Service Co
John Chester
Hoover
Ferris
Brian J. Borg
Rosemary Burge
Denver
Homer Ward
Arlington
Grendo Motel
Cache Road
Nettie Alexander
Texas
Richard Jenson
1814
Lake
Cynthia Cortez
Sandpiper Inn
Abel
Eugene Newson
Cober Circle
Irven McGoohan
Atom
Luio Moe Willions
W. Columbus
Jiffy Store
Shirley E. Peters
Ozrman
Herbert Wilkerson
Joan Thompson
Billy Parker Jr
Oetta
Cowie Road
Jerry Bowen
Eugene McDonald
Roffbach
Jerry Davis
Open door policy debated for city elementary schools
Don Langford urged the school board to allow open access to city elementary schools for youth programs and sports. He cited limited practice space with eight of 34 schools having gyms. Superintendent Hugh Bish raised supervision and property concerns, while board members asked for a Ponca City comparison and promised feedback at the February 17 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Eisenhower Junior High
Eisenhower High School
Don Langford
Meadowbrook
Western Hills
Brookland Elementary School
Langford
Hugh Bish
Tulsa
Yukon
Stigler
Ponca City
Bush
Gary Wheatly
Public Hearing Planned on Lawton Land Use Change
Lawton Metropolitan Area Planning Commission schedules a 1:30 pm February 23 1977 hearing in City Hall Comanche County Oklahoma. It will consider amending the Lawton Land Use Plan from Agricultural to Commercial and changing zoning from A-2 Suburban to C-1 Local Commercial on tracts near 4615 33 W Gore Boulevard.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Lawton Metropolitan Area
City Planning Division
Gore
Comanche Tribe to Hold Public Hearing on HUD Grant Repairs
The Comanche Indian Tribe will hold a public hearing at 6:30 P.M. February 11 1977 in the Fort Sill Indian School meeting room Lowton Oklahoma. The hearing considers proposing no request to HUD for repairing Comanche Mutual Help Homes within available discretionary block grant funds. Citizens may speak and be heard.
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Faye Reese
Jerry Kinney
Tommy Reese
Carolyn Swinney
Fred Emmert
Myra Smith
Lawton
Cheri Henderson
Melvin Osborne
Lowton
Comanche Tribal Office
Fort Sill
HUD
Comanche Mutual Help
Brock
Missionary intrusion leads to theft and assault report
A woman reports a man moved in without permission, pushed her to leave, she slipped due to arthritis, and the assailant demanded she rise. He took her watch and departed, leaving the victim shaken and seeking help.
Liquor Operators Charged In Cache Crackdown
Cache deputies arrest two liquor operators after an informant buys liquor from Evelyn Costa White and beer from Randy Kermit Elling. The two are released to attorney Ron Callicott for further proceedings. Officers used a wired informant and tape recordings to document the illegal sales. Marked money was recovered. Citizens are urged to aid enforcement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache
Evelyn Costa White
Randy Kermit Elling
Ron Callicott
H. Ray Anderson
Ms. White
Elling
Anderson
James Hughes
Hughes
Panel urges limited flu shot drive in wake of A Victoria fears
A medical panel urged a limited voluntary vaccination push after an A Victoria outbreak sickened Florida nursing home residents. Authorities say Guillain Barre risk is small compared to influenza deaths, with estimates of up to 12,600 lives if 5 percent infected.
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Califano
U.S. Public Health Service
Florida
Canada
Miami
Guillain-Barre
Victoria
Lawton Library Opens Vast Audio Visual Plant
Lawton Public Library unveils a honeycomb of 12 study booths equipped with video and sound recording gear for staff and patrons. New gear includes tape recorders film strip projectors slide projectors and television video players plus earphone jacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Goeke
Lawton
Fairview Audio Visual Company
Oklahoma City
Lawton Public
Road projects progress on Gore Boulevard and widening work
Shaw said the Gore Boulevard from 38th to 53rd Street project is 98 percent complete and could finish in two or three weeks if weather allows. The $1 million widening project was delayed by poor weather and was expected to finish last year.
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Gore Boulevard
38Th Street
53Rd Street
Shaw
Boren Backs Permanent Welfare Increase To Aid Needy
Oklahoma Governor Da vid Boren endorses a permanent 5 monthly welfare boost costing 3.4 million annually for the needy and elderly facing high fuel costs. Welfare Commission action by April 1. Support from House Speaker Bill Willis and Senate President Pro Tem Gene Howard.
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Oklahoma City
David Boren
L. E. Rader
Boren
Welfare Commission
Gene Stipe
D-Mcalester
Howard
State Grain and Produce Prices Reported in Oklahoma
The State Department of Agriculture lists today’s wheat prices by city with ranges from 2.33 to 2.99 dollars per bushel. Afton 2.33, Beaver 2.39, Liberal 2.39, Muskogee 2.39, Perryton 2.39, Ponca City 2.42, Medford 2.44, Clinton 2.44, Eldorado 2.44, Kingfisher 2.44, Watonga 2.44, Weatherford 2.44, Banner 2.45, El Reno 2.45, Geary 2.45, Okeene 2.45, Pauls Valley 2.45, Yukon 2.45, Keyes 2.46, Lawton 2.48, Temple 2.48, Hobart 2.49, Houston 2.9945.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Afton
Beaver
Liberal
Manchester
Muskogee
Perryton
Ponca City
Medford
Clinton
Eldorado
Kingfisher
Watonga
Weatherford
Banner
el Reno
Geary
Okeene
Pauls Valley
Yukon
Keyes
Lawton
Temple
Hobart
Houston
Warning on dangerous explosives found near Lawton
Lawton police officials warn that military rounds are not the only explosive hazards. Commercial devices like blasting caps may be found by children or adults. Officers recount duds and a live time fuse with radio transmitter. If seen, keep distance and call police for EOD handling.
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Page
Bill Davis
Lawton
Davis
Long
Fort Sill
EOD
Steelworkers vote on June retirement and potential delays
United Steelworkers members will vote by secret ballot at about 6,000 polling places. Tellers must report results by February 18 to the international headquarters. Challenges are allowed during a 10 day window and the union with the Labor Department will decide merits. If few challenges arise, the tally may be issued in a few weeks with May 1 as the final deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USW
Department of Labor
Beltone offers free non operating hearing aid model
A Beltone advertisement proposes a free non functioning Beltone hearing aid sample to readers nationwide. It claims the tiny device weighs under one ounce and sits at the ear, with no cost or obligation, and invites requests to Dept. 5626, Beltone Electronics Corp., Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
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Byron Paul
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Dewey Williams
Bartlesville College
Basil Banks
Galveston Ball
Donnie Oates
Tulsa Washington
Bart Latham
Bristow
Vince Orange
Arthur F. Johnson
Jeffries
NW 5Th
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Richard Asenap
Tribe
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