Regional Weather Summary for Oklahoma and Surrounding Areas
Regional weather outlook shows generally mild afternoons and light to moderate winds across zones 12 13 4 15 19 today through Friday. Temperatures vary by zone with highs ranging from the upper 30s to mid 60s and lows from the mid 20s to mid 30s. Out of state, Kansas and Missouri expect mostly clear to partly cloudy skies with highs in the 40s to 60s and lows in the 20s to 30s.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Lawton Hospital Births Add Two Daughters And Three Sons
Birth announcements list five newborns on February 22 with parents at various Lawton area addresses. First child a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Gary W Brown at 3 13 p m weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. Second child a son born to Mr and Mrs Jimmy Lee Davis at 4 40 a m weighing 9 pounds. Third child a son born to Mr and Mrs Walter D Lomax at 7 59 a m weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces. Fourth child a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Terry L Long at 4 27 a m weighing 8 pounds. Fifth child a son born to Mr and Mrs Alan R Sanders at 2 29 a m weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces. Additional listings include many residents under Dismissed and Admitted notes with names and addresses.
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Gary W. Brown
Cache Road
Jimmy Lee Davis
Walter D. Lomax
Ozman
Terry L. Long
Alan R. Sanders
Ozmun
Planning Panel Backs Flash Flood Warning System for Lawton
Planning panel endorses a cooperative flash flood warning network with the National Weather Service in Lawton. Weather service staff outline three to four additional rain gauges, free of charge, manned by volunteers, feeding data to a central hub for rapid warnings. Local officials cite past floods, costs, and the need for timely alerts.
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Lawton
Commission
Norman Ruff
National Weather Service
LMAPC
Weather Service
Wes Miller
Comanche County
Miller
Cache
Bearded
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Carl Aldridge
Oklahoma City
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Burglary at American Legion Building Under Probe
Comanche County sheriff's deputies and Fort Sill investigators probe a burglary at the American Legion building at US 277 and SH 49 early Tuesday. Thieves took 20 cases of beer and cigarettes, the second such break in eight days, with vandalism also reported on federal property. Army officials assist in the case.
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Comanche County
Complaints From City Police Log Share Thefts and Damages
Lowton Police Department reports list names and addresses tied to complaints. Incidents include thefts from stores and residences, vandalism, and threats, with items ranging from wallets and radios to televisions and clothing.
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Kroger Store
Sheridan
Charles Dovdeltkovie
Foundry
Weldon-Cox
Pontiac
Johnsons MinkMert
Ave
Lewton Constitution
Cho
Elbert Moore
David Allen
Dillford
Tomlinson Junior High
Mark J. Borchik
Fort Sill
Victoria Davids
Lucus
Wollet
Wendo Meine
Lynn Circle
Poltord
Prince Charming myth fades in modern girlhood views
A recent survey finds little change in the chase for a husband as most young women still aim for wife and mother roles for much of life. Statistics show in ten women, one remains single, one becomes a widow by 50, three divorce, and six work outside the home about 30 years.
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