Public Records Complainants List From Lawton Police Reports
Names and addresses of complainants on Lawton Police Department reports. Incidents include thefts of bicycles, TVs, stereos, firearms, tools, auto parts, and burglary at residences, garages, and a boat house. Notable locations include Eisenhower High Parking Lot, Holiday Bowl, and Capri Motel.
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Lawton
Pat Johnson
Morris Burkett
Atom
Eisenhower Senior High
Harold Buzbee
Kevin Shirel
Larry R. Vonwerder
F. Apt. A
OPEC Considers Earmarking Surplus Oil Revenue
OPEC members reportedly weigh a plan to earmark 75 percent of Arab oil revenue for Moslem country development and 25 percent for other developing nations through the United Nations. Two thirds of Moslem allocations would stay in the Arab world.
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Associated Press
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
United Nations
Abdullah al Tariki
Kuwait
Karachi
Pakistan
Tariki
Algiers
Vienna
U.S. Export-Import Bank
Tearful reunions as Kalmbach and Dean return home
LOS ANGELES AP Former White House aide Dean II and expersonal attorney Kalmbach, along with Jeb Magruder, were freed by Judge Sirica after serving sentences tied to Watergate crimes. Dean, Kalmbach and Magruder left prison to reunite with families at Los Angeles International Airport.
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Los Angeles
White House
Herbert W. Kalmbach
John W. Dean II
Los Angeles International Airport
Dean
Hollywood Hills
Fellas
Maureen
Kalmbach
Washington
District Court
John J. Sirica
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon Administration
Magruder
Barbara
Kenny
Richard M. Nixon
Kalmbachs
Newport Beach
Maureen Dean
Deans
Bethesda
Sihanouk Gains Cambodian Officials Support
Exiled Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk says he has backing from several top Cambodian officials including Army Commander Sosthene Fernandez General Sisowath Sirik Matak and former head of state Cheng Heng. The offers to join him were made at different times and relayed by trusted Cambodian figures.
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LA Times
Washington Post
Peking
Long Boret
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
Agence France-Presse
Sosthene Fernandez
Sisowath Sirik Matak
Cheng Heng
Sirik Matak
Sisowath Kossamak
Canton
Vo-Tech Spring Night Classes Begin January 20
Great Plains Area Vo Tech School opens spring night courses on January 20 through April 17. Registration 8 am to 4 pm weekdays in the student office. Courses include clerical office, key punch, medical transcription, nurse assistants, electronics, auto mechanics, and more with 12 week sessions and fees from 24 to 36 dollars. Contact 355 6371 for details.
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Great Plains Area
Vo-Tech
Cache Cache Public Schools Set Election Date
Cache Cache Public Schools will hold a school election from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. January 28 in the old gym. Board seat No. Five, currently Robert Cook, is open. Filing for the seat runs January 13 to 15 in the county courthouse. Voters will decide on five mill emergency levy, ten mill local support levy, and five mill building fund levy. Supt. Dennis Haxton notes districts seek maximum general fund millage for top state aid.
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Cache Public Schools
Robert Cook
Dennis Haxton
Heart Transplant Patient Dies at MCV
Lennarth Bearnarth a 40 year old Potomac clothing executive who received a heart at the Medical College of Virginia on November 18 died at 7 30 a m after a brief decline from an undisclosed infection linked to anti rejection drugs. He was among 10 heart recipients at MCV with two survivors Jennie Alexander of Richmond and Arthur F Gay of Washington. Alexander and Gay remain in satisfactory condition after recent procedures and checkups.
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Richmond, Va
Lennarth Bearnarth
Potomac, Md
Medical College of Virginia
Bearnarth
Mcv
Jennie E. Alexander
Richmond
Arthur F. Gay
Washington
Alexander
Gay
Louis V. Russell Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
County Jail Term Meted In Drug Case
Nineteen year old Larry R. Tubbleville of Fort Sill received a deferred one year county jail term after pleading guilty to a reduced possession charge for about eight ounces of marijuana found December 13, 1974. District Judge John Taylor imposed the sentence in district court. Assistant District Attorney Robert Looney amended the charge from possession with intent to distribute and recommended the deferred term. The vehicle was impounded and forfeited to the state.
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Larry R. Tubbleville
Fort Sill
John Taylor
Tubbleville
Robert Looney
Resolution for Independence Adopted by Continental Congress
On June 7 1776 Richard Henry Lee introduced a resolution declaring the United Colonies independent to the Continental Congress in Philadelphia. It was seconded by John Adams and adopted on July 2 with twelve states voting. The Declaration explaining the act was adopted July 4 in the evening.
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Richard Henry Lee
United Colonies
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
John Adams
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Gibson's Discount Center
44Th
Cache Road
Woody Long
Laird
Lake Ellsworth
Jim Kile
Cimarron Trail
Cor Ot
Aaron Marks
Arbuckle
Garfieid
James J. Doherty
Zoe Ann Wright
New York
Summit
Fred Thomason
Holiday Bowl
Doris Lynn
Ozman
Linde L. Good
Columbia
Carroll Pamplin
Tex Stephens
Coole
Rogers Lane
Oklahoma City
Capri
Lowton
Kenneth Evans
William J. Casey
United States
The
Export-Import Bank
U.S
Congress
Noroil
Amoco-Noco Group
North Sea
Lawton Constitution
Sun
Mor
Lawton Publisshing Co
Jed & A Ave
Othc
Obichor
Fort Shu
Canshtunon
Carsatunon
Fort Sul
Press & Sundey
Sundey Cars
Sundey Canet Press and
Sunda Snowdey Constrtution
Venezuela
Justice
Senate
Prose
Cution
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Robert C. Mardian
Sheridan
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Lawton High School
John Ramos
Jim Davis
Doug Smith
Jesse Cross
Chuck Morris
Casey Zwaan
Penny Salinas
Pam McCoy
Nancy Cheatwood
Liz Moore
Donna Roof
Brenda Turner
Jerri Ramey
Cheri Vineyard
Albert Johnson
Dwight Elix
Cache
Bearnorth
Ty Poi Ai National Bank
Ladies
Oxfords
Aurell’s Shoes
Ae Ay Shanes
Frank Sinatra
Antone
Hank Aaron
Coles Magnavox
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