Public Records Complainants List Vandalism and Theft Reports
Lawton Police Department public records show complainants including Yu Neek Souvenir and Gift Shop at 1130 Coche Road reporting sign vandalism. Glenda Motel at 1122 Coche Road reports theft of television. Romans Flowers and Gifts at 2010 Gore reports theft of candle holders from a garaged business. Leager Construction Co at 801 N 4th reports vandalism to walls of a house at 5116 Liberty. Marie Dodson at 210 Northwood reports theft of mail from residence. Merion Eckrich at 2720 W 34th reports theft of gate from fence. Alfred Linke at 911.2 C reports glory of residence. Chester Wells at 132 Cherry reports burglary of residence. Paul Dunn at 9il e C reports vandalism to auto. Oliver Mercer at 2810 Tomlin reports theft of bicycle. L M Sparks at 2715 Sheriden reports theft of trailer from residence.
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Lawton
Yu-Neek
Coche Road
Glenda
Romans
Gore
Leager? Construction Co
N. 4Éth
Liberty
Marie Dodson
Northwood
Merion Eckrich
Gote
Alfred Linke
Chester Wells
Cherry
Paul Dunn
Oliver Mercer
Tomlin
M. Sparks
Sheriden
District court charges list multiple driving while intoxicated cases
Names and charges filed in district court include Charlies Lewis driving while intoxicated in Arlington and Ernest Sava and several others facing driving while intoxicated. Additional counts include carry a concealed weapon possession of a prohibited weapon and throwing injurious material on a road. Several entries list Fort Sill and other locations with various driving while intoxicated or related offenses.
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District Court Clerk's Office
Charlies Lewis
Arlington
Jimmy R. Esadooah
N. 35Th
George D. Merchant
Fort Sill
Leroy Monte
Ernest S. Sava
Sterjina
Durwood H. Owens
Chattanooga
James R. Lovich
Charlie Roper
Ralph L. Mattock
Geronimo
Lonnie H. Mayberry
James R. Kiein
Fort Silt
Eugene Freeman
Jefferson
Jerry M. Turner
Cimerron
Patrick WM. Clisham
Jock A. Frome
Euclid
Lilburn H. Thames
Cowie
Byron C. Dondhve
James R. Locefield
Woodland
Rickey G. Littrell
Cowie Road
Lonsberry
Bobby Rr. Denton
Apacne
Roy E. Peckett
Floyd C. Stephenson
Floyd
Wilbert Guthrie
Griving
Weather Damage Heavy USDA To Recheck 1972 Crop Losses
USDA will conduct a special survey to update 1972 production figures for corn soybeans and sorghum after a year end crop summary. Results expected around March 15 with current estimates showing 1972 as a record year and an all crops index at 113 percent of the 1967 base, just above 112 in 1971.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
USDA
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Nixon
Oren Lee Staley
NFC
Harvest crops report notes 1972 weather and rising corn yield
The 1972 fall crop harvest suffered poor weather yet produced a corn total above 5.47 billion bushels, about 3 percent shy of 1971, with 5.64 billion for 1871 revised. Soybeans reached 1.28 billion, up 9 percent from 1971. Dairy output in 1972 hit a seven year high at 120.4 billion pounds.
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Staley
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Open Letter From Ranch Oak Group Urges Prison Center Relocation
Ranch Oak Improvement Committee chair SFC Sterling Bailey appeals to Gov Hall to relocate the Prison Prerelease Center planned in Lawton Oklahoma. The letter notes homes in Ranch Oaks valued 15000 to 60000 dollars and says the lease decision was learned only via news reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranch Oak
SFC
Sterling Bailey
Ranch Oak Improvement Committee
Hall Supports Police Salary Level Proposal
Gov. David Hall in Tulsa endorsed minimum salary levels for police officers and backed state help for local wage floors via matching funds. He avoided specifics on the starting level or exact state-match mechanisms during the interview.
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Hall
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
David Hall
Polar bear project ships treadmill for zoologist study
In Cambridge Ontario a 600 pound polar bear is fitted with a belt treadmill by Dundor Equipment Ltd for Dr Nils Orisland to study blood pressure heartbeat and other body reactions. About one tenth of a human body is water.
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Cambridge, Ont
Canada
Dundor Equipment Ltd
Nils Orisland
Teachers' Credit Union Annual Meeting in Lawton
Lawton teachers will gather at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Tomlinson Junior High School cafeteria for the annual meeting of the Teachers Credit Union Also to be elected are three board members and one credit committee member Bingo will be played All members are urged to attend by Jean VanHoozer manager
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Lawton Teachers’ Federal Credit Union
Tomlinson Junior High School
Jean VanHoozer
Pros Cons of Railroad Issue Aired in Hobart Oklahoma
In Hobart Oklahoma forces for and against abandoning the Missouri Kansas Railroad met to debate state funding. M L Hart led opposition to state investment while Julius Cox of the Oklahoma Railroad Maintenance Authority urged buying the Katy line with a 1.2 billion loan via the Highway Department. A potential 3 million in revenue bonds was mentioned to repair the line, with estimates of 5.5 million needed for basic traffic. Hart warned of dangerous precedent if the loan goes to a private operator.
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Hobart
Okla
Oklahoma
M.L. Hart
Julius Cox
Oklahoma Railroad Maintenance Authority
Katy
State Highway Department
Cox
Hart
Highway Department
Great Seal Use Traces Back to 1782
The article notes the Great Seal of the United States has been in use since 1782, marking an established emblem of the nation.
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The
United States
Arrests in Scottsbluff Indian Movement disturbances
Nebraska AIM director John Arbuckle and 13 others were arrested after police intensified surveillance of southeast Scottsbluff amid a weekend of clashes and attacks. Officers found gasoline items for Molotovs, three automatics, a club, and marijuana. two Denver men faced arson charges. Governments and leaders urged calm as tensions over police actions and alleged brutality rose.
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John Two Birds Arbuckle
LeRoy Casados
Alliance
Casados
Scottsbluff
Russell Means
Mission
S. D
American Indian Movement
Means
Scotts Bluff
Gering
Scottsbluff Junior High
Denver
Colo
Francisco Lucyano
Frank Martin
Arbuckle
Underwriters To Hear Tulsan Will B Arnold Speaker
Tulsa life insurance veteran Will B Arnold retied district manager will speak at the Wednesday noon meeting of the Southwestern Oklahoma Life Underwriters Association Inc. Arnold serves as second vice president of the Oklahoma State Life Underwriters Association. Martin's will host the event open to area life underwriters.
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Will B. Arnold
Tulsa
Tulsa Life Insurance
Southwestern Oklahoma Life Underwriters Association Inc
Arnold
Oklahoma State Life Underwriters Association
Martin’s
Area Life Underwriters
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N. 55Th
C. W. Spivey
Snyder
Mike D. Barbour
Comanche
A. Barnhill
Sara Shawn Berryman
Hollis
Cleo L. Blake
Dearborn
Medical
Gannon C. Clark
Sara Cook
Medi
Cal
Debra G. Dilbeck
Lula M. Gathings
Garfield
Corbyn L. Hanson
Columbia
Baron Hartley
Duncan
Auba J. Huddleston
Cache
Jeff F. Fack
Sur
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Jessie L. Jackson
Walters
Christine L. James
Taft
Paula M. James
Irwin
Joseph D. Justice
BBC
Nancy K. Martin
Apache
Irene C. Murphy
Laberty
Grace N. Nelson
McKinley
Mae Peters
Faxon
Charlene Phillips
S. 10Th
Loraine V. Presley
Bruce G. Reagan
Chickasha
Billy J. Sizemore
Elbert Shoals
S. 46Th
Florence E. Skinner
Retta Strain
Marlow
Note Stricklin
S. 34Th
Uation
Whisler
John M. Wood
Granite
Deanna L. Beckham
Sheridan Road
Mary K. Brown
Linda J. Dixon
R. D. Ellis
Indiahoma
Ollie M. Woodall
Summit
Frances F. Alderson
Betty Jo Bradford
Michael D. Burch
Forest Solan
Fletcher
Lonnie F. Glasgow
Ethel E. Hughes
S. 45Th
Alvin Jett
Billye A. Lien
Kimberly J. Moran
Pollard
Larry W. Moran
Melvin Neugebauer
Roberta W. Pain
Anadarko
Geneva C. Perryman
N. 33Rd
Elmer W. Ramming
N. 20Th
Pat Revera
Louise Sadler
Patricia A. Snyder, Duncan
Jason Spivey
S. Fifth
Charley W. Squyres
Lee
Yveann Sykes
Butterfield
Clyde Taylor
Indiahoma Medical
Marie B. Venturella
S. Karen L. Williams
N. 12Th
Southwestern
John Earhart
S. Ninth
Wanda High
Bishop Road
G. A. Boydston
Woodrow Calloway
Verna B. Lewallen
Debby Rose
William Stratton
Eisenhower Drive
Fagar F. Garrett
Taylor
Andy Kampintis
Virgil W. Parks
Finis P. Smith
Elgin
Albert Childs
Lumbia
Bob Dismuke
Compass Drive
Ollie Erikson
Joseph Nursing Home
Kenneth Hance
Eddie Callaway
Brighton Drive
Fredia Fields
Agnes Galyon
Eugene Martin
Rosie Myers
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Smith
N. 54Th
James L. Cook
William W. Hirst
Thomas Choice
P.H.S. Indian
Lonnie Hearrell
Michael Smothchey
James Armstrong
Juliana Wapato
Ginger Houry
Isabel Gyongyossy
Jonas Johnson
Shawnee
William Tonemah
Oklahoma City
Cheresta Kassanavoid
Weatherford
Edward Nahquaddy
Yolanda Tahdooahnippah
Joseph Nevaquaya
Samuel Toppah
Gov. Hall
Ranch Oaks
Teachers’ Credit Union
Bung Cau
Saigon
Scottsbluff, Neb
Nebraska
Stanley R. Holder
Gracemont
Alonzo Victor
Stillwater
Carter Camp
Fort Robinson
Keith Matzke
Scottsbluff American Indian Movement
Teal
New
Congress For Community Development Center
Dale Means
J. J. Exon
B. J. Dupler Rentals
BR Furn
Apts
Lawton Constitution and
Lawton Morning Press
Jeff
Kitch
Enette
Cunningham Apts
Furn
Washeteria
Billy Pold
Cooper’s Apartments
Froem Farms
South 6Th Street
Ft. Sill
Andrews
Embassy Apts
Cache Road
McDonalds
Edroom
Moreau
Bell
Fontaine
BLEAU
Motif Manor
Troon
la Bella Vista
Pioneer
Mission Blvd
Interstate 2
Oak Ridge
Ycarolan
North 20Th
Fort Sill's Gate
Gore Blvd
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