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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1978

Page

4

Larceny Suspects Released On Bond in Lawton

Two Lawton men identified as Kevin D. Frasier and George E. McIntyre Jr. were released from the county jail on $1,000 bonds each after Tuesday ar raignment in district court. Preliminary hearings for grand larceny were set for March 28. The pair were arrested Monday in Duncan after attempting to refill welding gas bottles stolen last week from a Lawton service station leased from Western Welding in Duncan.

Lawton Hayden Ireland Kevin D. Frasier Stith George E. McIntyre Jr Bessie Duncan Western Welding

Gryan Held After Shooting Bond Set

Lawton man George S. Smith, 35, is jailed on $4,500 bond after arraignment in district court on assault with a deadly weapon and feloniously pointing a firearm for firing a shotgun at Kay Cave of Cache. The 27 year old woman was hospitalized in satisfactory condition in the ICU at Comanche County Memorial Hospital. Preliminary hearings for all charges are set for March 27.

Lawton George S. Smith Cornell Smith Kay Cave Cache Comanche County Memorial Hospital

Fort Sill soldiers win Freedoms Foundation awards

Two Fort Sill soldiers, Staff Sgt. Roland E. Bouche and Spec. 5 Kenneth A. Crawford, earned Valley Forge Honor Certificates in the Freedoms Foundation national awards. Their category was Armed Forces with the motto My Responsibilities In Keeping My Country Free. Editorial cartoonist Vern Thompson of the Lawton Constitution Morning Press won the George Washington Honor Medal for the cartoon But We're Still Free.

Fort Sill Freedoms Foundation Valley Forge Roland E. Bouche Kenneth A. Crawford Lawton Constitution & Morning Press Vern Thompson George Washington

Notice of Owners of Abandoned Property Published

Public notice lists persons or firms as owners of unclaimed personal property under the Uniform Disposition of Unclaimed Property Act. Claims must be filed within sixty-five days of the first publication. after eighty-five days, property custody moves to the Director Unclaimed Property Division. Write to 2750 Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma City, OK 73194. Do not call.

Lincoln Boulevard Oklahomen City Oklahoma

Funeral for Rosa M. Martin at Fort Sill

Rosa M. Martin of Fort Sill died at 9 46 a m Tuesday in Reynolds Army Hospital after a heart attack. She was born January 5 1938 in Alexander City Alabama and had lived at Fort Sill seven months. Survived by husband Raymond G. Martin three daughters Deborah Barnett Susie Martin Crystal Martin two sons Jerry Martin Craig Martin her mother Mrs Sarah Thomas four sisters a brother and two grandchildren. Services pending Becker Funeral Home.

Rosa M. Martin Fort Sill Reynolds Army Hospital Deborah Barnett Germany Susie Martin Crystal Martin Jerry Martin Alexander City Ala Craig Martin Sarah Thomas Becker Funeral Home

Norrell Lodges Re-Election Bid in Ward 4 Contest

Ward 4 incumbent councilman Jack Norrell filed for a second term as six incumbents seek re-election. A Ward 2 race emerged with Harry Anderson and motel operator Bill Webster joining the field. filing closes Thursday at 5 p.m. Also filed earlier were Ed Riddle At-Large No. 1 Vic Ramirez At-Large No. 2 Rex Pierce Ward 6 and Ashley Cagle Ward 8. Anderson 61 a retired analyst Webster 50 Capri Motel manager Norrell owner of a downtown apparel store.

Jack Norrell Harry Anderson Bill Webster Ed Riddle Vic Ramirez Anderson Rex Pierce Ashley Cagle Webster Norrell

Accident Cause Says Teens Create Hazards

A Seven teen Magazine claim states ninety nine percent of accidents result from unsafe acts or conditions we ourselves create, urging readers to examine daily behaviors and safety habits to prevent harm.

Seventeen Magazine

Jury Clears Montoya in First-Degree Rape Trial

After 40 minutes of deliberation the seven-woman five-man jury acquitted Alex Montoya in a first degree rape case. The 22-year-old Lawton woman testified he forced entry and threatened her, while Montoya claiming mistaken identity said he had never seen her before. His wife and mother testified he wears a moustache. Montoya was stationed at Fort Sill and now lives in Clovis, New Mexico.

Constitution Lawton Alex Montoya Clovis N.M Sharon Lupe Montoya Sheridan’ Road Bob Looney Fort Sill

Americans oppose mandatory retirement age by large majority

The American Council of Life Insurance reports that seven in ten Americans oppose mandatory retirement at set ages. The finding highlights broad resistance to age based forced retirement across the population.

American Council of Life Insurance

Vending Machines Stolen From Holiday Inn Motel

Charles E. Samuels reported three of four vending machines were taken from the Holiday Inn Motel early Tuesday. The theft follows a prior theft nine days earlier of vending machine keys tools and cash from a van at ith and E. Samuels put total losses at about $400 for both incidents.

Holiday Inn Lawton Lth & E Charles E. Samuels Dunstan Lane Samuels

Registration Opens for Critical Care Nursing Course

Registration is under way for a 36 hour Critical Care Nursing Course sponsored by Southwestern and Comanche County Memorial Hospitals. The program targets ICU and CCU RNs and LPNs, is supported by the Oklahoma Heart Association, runs March 20 to April 27 with 3.6 CEUs awarded on completion, offers morning and night sessions at both hospitals, and carries a $65 fee. Contact William Neal, Southwestern director of nurses, to enroll. Instructors are Linda Mulchin and Jean Shaw.

Southwestern Comanche County Memorial Hospitals ICU CCU R.n.’S L.p.n.’S Oklahoma Heart Association William Neal Linda Mulchin R.N Jean Shaw Memorial

Bank Robbery in Richmond Ends With Wounded Suspect

Police chased two bandits after a First National Bank of Richmond alarm. One robber was shot as they escaped in a car. The wounded suspect, Richard Eugene Baker, 44, of Springfield, Ohio, was treated for neck wounds and jailed. Gasoline used to keep the car warm during the pursuit. Authorities did not disclose the stolen amount.

Richmond Joseph Edwards First National Bank of Richmond Richard Eugene Baker Springfield Ohio Reid Memorial Hospital Wayne County

Intelligence committee report links Torrijos to drug trafficking

Senate intelligence committee chair Birch Bayh presented a censored report in a page one continuation. The document examined whether Omar Torrijos of Panama knew of or participated in drug trafficking through Panama, with a censored version made public.

Heard Omar Torrijos Birch Bayh D-Ind

MacArthur High senior finalist named Presidential Scholar candidate

MacArthur High School announces senior Es ther Davis has earned finalist status in the Presidential Scholars competition, with a 4.0 GPA and record ACT score for the school. Fellow senior Rocco Paciello is named a National Merit Scholarships finalist, both families listed with full addresses.

MacArthur Esther Davis MHS Gene Rochelle Rochelle Paciello

Administration mulls end to coal strike options

The Carter administration weighs three paths to end the 166,000 miner walkout, including Taft Hartley provisions, government seizure, or binding arbitration. No timetable given as officials discuss impacts on UMW and BCOA talks while Virginia Maryland and West Virginia enforce electricity cutbacks. A 2,900 weekly strike related layoffs toll rises with four Pennsylvania miners charged for forcing non union coal dumping on Beaver Valley Expressway.

Powell Carter James Schiesinger P&m UMW BCOA Virginia Maryland West Virginia Potomac Edison Co Indiana Washington County Beaver Valley Expressway

Nuclear missile threat and MX mobility debate in 1980s era

U S intelligence notes the SS-16 carries one warhead and may be upgraded with a third stage to reach intercontinental range, challenging Minuteman ICBMs. Other Soviet missiles like the SS-17, SS-18, and SS-19 carry multiple warheads, complicating strategic balance. Brown cites technical doubts on mobile MX deployment, while estimates place SS-16 range around 6,300 miles and compare lengths and weights of SS series missiles.

U.S Brown

Indian Consultants Visit Cameron University

Dr. David Miller of Cameron University and Dr. Floyd ONeil of the American West Center Utah discuss adding American Indian history and culture courses at Cameron. ONeil notes the center and Utah history department are launching a traditional PhD program focused on American Indian history allowing an Indian language as a required option.

Cameron University David Miller Floyd O’neil American West Center University of Utah Lawton O’neil Cam Eron University of Utah History Department

Early Enrollment Sought For Class By Vo Tech Center

Great Plains Area Vo Tech Center seeks adults for a next fall banking and savings and loan operations course. Twenty morning and twenty afternoon spaces are set, with seniors given priority among high school applicants. Adult spots are reserved at local banks’ request, while usual high school, in district veterans, then adults priorities apply.

Great Plains Area Vo-Tech Center Tommy Reece Reece Reese Savings and Loans

Counterfeiting Seminar For Lawton Retailers

A retail crime seminar for store owners and employees will discuss counterfeiting forgery shoplifting and bad checks. The program at 7 p.m. Thursday at Lawton Public Library is led by a Secret Service agent and Lawton officials with two films The Shoplifter and The Paperhangers shown. Registration begins at 7 p.m. and there is no charge.

Lawton Public Library Bernice Jackson Library Services Library Lawton Chamber of Commerce Small Business Administration Secret Service William R. Skiles Jay Vickers Lawton Police Department Ralph Walker Jackson

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