Memorial service for Frank Wimberly in Altus church
Funeral services were held for Frank Wimberly 78 retired general manager of the Altus Times-Democrat at the First Presbyterian Church. He died Sunday night from an apparent heart attack at a local hospital. Wimberly founded radio station KWHW and led the Altus paper as manager with ties to Hagerman in New Mexico. He served in civic groups, was Las Cruces educated, and survived by his wife Ola, daughter Cynthia Cunningham, brother Harrington and sister Margaret Childress. A memorial fund was set up at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Police Reports List Local Complaints And Thefts In Lawton
City police records list complainants with addresses and reported crimes. Incidents include thefts from a residence, a church, vehicles, and businesses such as Hillis Super Market and ABA Really, plus vandalism and stolen items like a wedding band and pressure- tied equipment. Names include Christopher Shaw James R Doron Lawrence E Moyer Gary Polechek Marilyn J Reby Marleen Davis Betty Williams Gate 4 Mobile Home Park and others.
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Public Hearing Outlines State Health Plan Proposals
About 35 people, mostly council members, attended a public hearing at the Great Plains Area Vo-Tech Center on the proposed State Health Plan. Oklahoma Health Systems Agency officials faced sparse opposition while critics called sections vague. The budget for 1978 totals 1,229,701 dollars with 72.1 percent for planning personnel and 27.4 percent for other expenses. The plan covers mental health, primary care, personal health promotion, health education, disease detection, and emergency medical services with timelines for residency programs and county referral systems.
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Gourd Dance Set By Southwest Intertribal Club
The Southwest Intertribal Club will sponsor a gourd dance from 2 p.m. to 10 30 p.m. Sunday at Tia Piah Park with Purple Heart Descendants co hosting Principal Ronald Tsatoke head singer Danny Gomez Tina Baker head dancers and John David Wahnee master of ceremonies. The piece also notes a pilot message about weather and seat belts during a flight from Chicago to Philadelphia.
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