Police Log Of Reported City Crimes Names And Addresses
Police records list reports from the City Police including names and addresses of individuals and items stolen or damaged. Entries mention gunshots burglary theft from residences cars stores and vandalism with names such as Vir’vn Carter Tom Owen E Jonson Diane Weilbourth and Marie E Keeser among others.
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DS Renses Sted
Lawton
Carter
Pelle
Tom Owen
Rendaence E. A Jonson
Wolters
Tootmor
Comanche County
Lee
Mage Brush Cor Wash
Cocke Sood
Jomo Airvin
Gore Biva
Revidence Mary Compos
Ave
Marie E Keeser
Drenam
Diane Weilbourth
Martion Scroggins
Dredkin
Resience
Geneve Belle
Ranch Out
Clyde Gary
New York
Bill Sexton
Ron Sockets
Leon L. Borner
Texas
Imperial Coachworks
Sander
Karen Schuito
Robbery at Jiffy Food Store on Cache Road
Two black males robbed the Jiffy Food Store at 4401 Cache Road at 11 48 a m. They fled in a late model yellow Lincoln Continental with an undetermined amount of cash. Suspect one is tall with two missing front teeth and a wide brimmed hat. suspect two is short and wore a stocking cap.
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Cache Road
City considers large Goodwill and theatre additions in plan
City council weighing an $800,000 request to expand Goodwill Industries at 1203 Lee Blvd for handicapped training and $165,000 to add a kitchen at Lan ton Community Theatre for elderly meals. Other third year items include road and park projects, drainage, and housing loans as workshops may review citizen committee proposals.
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Goodwill Industries
Lee Boulevard
Lawton Community Theatre
Goodwill Industries of
Southwest
Oklahoma
Lee Blvd
Goodwill
Second Street
LURA
Don Landrum
Lee
Landrum
Summit Street
Ferris Avenue
Sheridan Road
27Th Street
Rose Hill
Woods
SW First Street
Clarence Jenkins
Witnesses Heard At Murder Hearing in Steward Case
Testimony opened in the preliminary hearing for Willie George Steward 21 charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of Fort Sill soldier Terence Johnson 22. Key witness absence noted and several officers testified about the gun and timeline at 1650 N 7th.
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Willie George Steward
Fort Sill
Terry Johnson
Terence Johnson
Robert Looney
David Carter
Carl Reid
Mark McFarland
Dennis Butler
J. Roy Cocke
McFarland
Johnson
Steward
N. 7Th
Robert Schulte
Joe Shird
Carter
Schulte
TV versus telephones shows TV growth worldwide
RCA Corporation figures compare global TV sets and telephone counts. Russia has 50 million TVs and 15.8 million phones while the United States has 144 million phones and 120 million TVs. Worldwide, TV sets total 364 million vs 360 million telephones.
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Russia
RCA Corporation
U.S
Ford Memo Signals Delay of Price Controls Decontrol Move
Ford plans to spur industry exploration and refinery capacity with incentives while price ceilings from the 1973 74 embargo era remain in force. A Carter veto threat and Carter's opposition to removing old crude controls loom as potential scrapping factors. Ford ordered a delayed decontrol one day before leaving office via memo to Gor man C. Smith.
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Congress
Ford
Carter
Gorman C. Smith
FEA
Inflation trends and 1975 wage adjustments noted
The Labor Department reported a 7 percent inflation rate for 1975 with prices rising above postwar norms at 2 to 3 percent annually earlier. December grocery prices fell for the first time since 1961, helping ease inflation, while workers’ purchasing power rose for the third straight month. Real earnings edged up as tax increases offset higher take home pay.
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Labor Department
Carter Aimed for Pro-Consumer Push and Mining Bill
The week of Feb. 20 includes a meeting with consumer leaders to show desire for an active pro consumer administration and possible support for the consumer protection agency bill. Private talks with congressional leaders the following week hint at pledging support or introducing mining legislation.
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Consumer Protection Agency
Carter
Pat Caddell
Midwest
Inaugural Months In Executive Mansion Bid Farewell
The 63 year old President ends his term at noon Thursday and hosts a surprise party with 100 close friends and Cabinet members. He invites new Republican members of Congress to visit him at the White House on his last full day in office.
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Executive Mansion
Congress
White House
Funeral notices for Hugh D Holcomb and Marie Kuykendall
Funeral for Hugh D Holcomb 203 Angus will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Mission Village Baptist Church with military honors at Post Cemetery Fort Sill. Marie Kuykendall 46 of 1215 Andrews died today. funeral arrangements pending with Lawton Ritter Dalton. She was born November 27 1920 in Lexington and survived by husband William M Kuykendall two sons two daughters sister and six grandchildren.
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Set
Hugh D Holcomb
Angus
Mission Village Baptist Church
Tom Lemmons
Post Cemetery
Fort Sill
Becker Funeral Home
Marie Kuykendall
Andrews
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Kuykendall
Lexington
William M. Kuykendall
Walters
Calvary Baptist Church
American Legion
William, McLoud
John
Monta
Jerry Love
Charlotte
N.C
R. L. Bridges
Lewisville
Tex
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Nity Council
Eddie Callaway
Rockwell International Corp
International City Management Association Retirement Corp
Robert Metzinger
Metzinger
Country Club West Addition
B & N Construction Company, Inc
East Lawton
Horacek, Smith, Painter, and Spitz, Inc
Oklahoma Gas Consumer's Association
Bishop Road
17Th Street
Federal Aviation Administration
Reuben Brown
U.S. Public Health Service
Indian Hospital
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
Acorn
Tlio Co
R. Anthony Anthony CO
Sheridan Mall
THE
Lawton Constitution
Lot
Sun Lawton Morning
Sum
Constitution
Lawton Pubishing Co. Inc
Jeg & A
Okla
Kaal
Constitution Press
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APO
Hugh D. Holcomb
Montgomer
Sheridan & Gore
Montgomery