Cameron Gets Funding Assurance for Stadium Turf
Cameron University president Dr. Don Owen announced a $300,000 artificial turf project for Cameron Stadium funded by a $100,000 McMahon Foundation gift and a $150,000 contribution from the Lawton Board of Education. Additional student fees and bids are planned, with final approval by the Oklahoma Board of Regents and bids due in early April.
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Cache Church Fire: Arson Suspected Near Wichita
State and local fire officials said arsonists may have started an overnight fire that gutted the Wichita Baptist Church in Cache earlier this week and burned out. Pastor Dick Servati found the church flooded by water when opening the steel frame building Monday. The blaze was not reported at the time.
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Darwen Porter
Lawton
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75 Year Old County Man Given 10 Year Prison Sentence
A 75 year old county man Jimmie Lacy was sentenced to 10 years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to first degree manslaughter in the July shooting death of his wife Marlene Mileto Lacy. The couple had been separated about a month.
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Jimmie Lacy
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Porter Hill
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Comanche County
Wichita Falls
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Suspected Drugs Seized In Lawton Raid
A sheriff's office raid netted about 1000 dollars worth of suspected amphetamines and paraphernalia and led to the arrest of 24 year old Ruben A Guzman at his Lawton apartment. Guzman awaits trial here for possession with intent to distribute and previously faced a November 13 case recovering 45 grams marijuana 556 amphetamine tablets and phencyclidine.
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Jefferson Elementary Observes Blue Jay Day Festivities
Jefferson Elementary School celebrated Blue Jay Day with talent shows poems band numbers and the selection of 17 good citizens for February.
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Las Vegas trip strands in Kansas Commission probe
Kansas Corporation Commission members took a three day plant inspection trip to Denver and Phoenix with a Las Vegas side trip paid by Southwestern Bell. The trip and free long distance service raises propriety questions as Gov Bennett calls for a review while officials defend necessity and deny improper influence.
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