Norman Study Of Young Traffic Violators May Expand
Norman's Municipal Court studies a program for 16 to 18 year olds with three or more traffic violations aimed at reducing recidivism. The plan could extend to six other state cities including Lawton with an $80,000 federal grant, while officials analyze personality types and long term outcomes through 1973.
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Norman
Alford Hennessee
Lawton
Leo Whinery
Tulsa
Enid
Madill
Durant
Ardmore
Hennessee
Whinery
National Highway Safety Administration
National Institute of Mental Health
Ruler fatally harmed in Sharjah coup attempt
In Sharjah a coup led by former ruler Sakr bin Sultan ended with Sheik Khalid killed by a khanjar. Police imposed a curfew as troops, led by Sheik Khalid's brother, surrounded the palace and exchanges of fire occurred. The Union president announced surrender and four others were fatally hurt.
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Sharjah
Persian Gulf
Sheik Khalid
Sheik Sakr bin Sultan
Sheik Sakr bin Mohammed
Union of Arab Emirates
Sheik Zaid bin Sultan
Abu Dhabi
Zaid
Dubai
Sakr bin Sultan
Indians File Damage Suit Against U S Government
Two Indian groups the Kiowa Apache Tribal Business Council and the National Tribal Indian Land Rights Association sue the United States for 160 million dollars alleging treaty promises of 160 acres per member were not honored and rights of the Kiowa Comanche and Kiowa Apache Confederacy were weakened. The case names interior secretary Rogers Morton and several Bureau of Indian Affairs officials seeking 80 million punitive damages and 80 million in lieu of land rights. A three judge federal panel potential hearing was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Kiowa-Apache Tribal Business Council
National Tribal Indian Land Rights Association
United States
Changes Planned in Agency Structure and Roles
The agency will form a bureau for technical assistance to lead on basic human problems. Regional bureaus will rely more on outside sources including private groups and recipient nations. A new program services bureau will manage personnel, accounting, contracts and data systems. An advisory council of senior officers will aid policy direction.
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Food For Peace
Hannah
Funeral Rites for Mrs Jo Ann Hynson and Pete Anthanas Held
Funeral services were held for Mrs Jo Ann Hynson 52 of 1812 Dearborn at Ritter Dal ton Chapel with Rev William B Swan officiating. Burial followed at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Also funeral services were conducted for Pete Anthanas 88 in Cache Assembly of God Church with Rev Steve Grizzle officiating. Burial was in Cache Cemetery with Preston Leckie Funeral Home noted. Anthanas born August 6 1883 in Lavedeon Greece came to the U S at 17 moving to Independence Kansas then Cache. He married Molly Harmon in 1947. she died in 1969. Survivors include eight stepsons, one stepdaughter, a sister and brother in Greece and many grandchildren.
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Jo Ann Hynson
Dearborn
Ritter - Dalton Funeral Home
William B. Swan
First Presbyterian Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Cache
Pete Anthanas
Lawton
Assembly of God Church
Steve Grizzle
Cache Cemetery
Preston- Leckie Funeral Home
Snyder
Lavedeon
Greece
Anthanas
U.S
Independence
Kan
Maggie Mumford
Molly Harmon
Jessie Mumford
Gene Harmon
Washington State
Carl
Curtis Harmon
Arizona
Luther
George
Jess
Burt Harmon
California
Grace Harmon
Aviation Talk at Lawton Friday Forum
John L. Baker of the Federal Aviation Administration will speak on aviation activity impacts. He served in the Air Force and logged 1500 single engine jet fighter hours in 1955, with David West accompanying him. Invitations extend to the Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission and Fort Sill staff. luncheon at noon costs $2.25.
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John L. Baker
Federal Aviation Administration
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Baker
Air Force
Lawton
David West
Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission
Fort Sill
Lawtonian
Nations trade deficit seen in Oct sharp slowdown
DEFICIT East and Gulf Coast ports on Oct. 1. Sub sequently there was a sharp slowdown in trade during the fourth quarter when work stoppages crippled port operations for nearly two months. The deficit through the first 11 months of 1971 was 1.875 billion dollars, a 4.7 billion turnaround from 1970. The Nixon administration predicted improvement as 1972 progresses and a surplus may return before year’s end.
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Gulf Coast
Department
Commerce Department
Firms Agree On Purchase Of Vanply Assets
Southwest Forest Industries and Skelly Oil Co announce a deal to sell Vanply Inc assets in Oregon. The plan combines cash and Southwest common stock. Vanply runs two plywood layup facilities in Grants Pass and Albany a green veneer mill in Springfield and an industrial plywood fabrication plant in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa, Okla
Southwest Forest Industries
Oregon
Vanply, Inc
Skelly Oil Co
J.B. Edens
Southwest
Ernest B. Miller Jr
Skelly
Emory E. Moore
Vanply
Grants Pass
Albany
Springfield
Nixon May Offer Vietnam Troop Pullout For POWs
Amb. William Porter returned from Paris talks and met with Secretary of State Rogers as lawmakers floated a possible U S withdrawal date in exchange for POW releases. Senate Democrats pressed for a final withdrawal date tied to POWs while Mansfield questioned timing and impact.
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William Porter
U.S
Paris
William P. Rogers
Ziegler
Porter
Edward W. Brooke
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
Senate
Indochina
Mike Mansfield
Senate Democrats
Mansfield
North Vietnam
Brooke
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Scott
Ellender
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
Ronald L. Ziegler
Murder Charge Filed In Death In Cache
A 21 year old Cache man Sam my Lee Yackeyonny was charged with murder in the death of 27 year old Lawrence Paddycker. Paddycker was found shot in his home by his brother in law. Arraignment set for 2 p.m. in district court.
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Vernon Field
Sammy Lee Yackeyonny
Lawrence Paddycker
Paddycker
Jerry Clowser
Indiahoma
Public Records: Complainants Report Local Thefts and Vandalism
Lawton Police records list numerous complainants including Fred White Construction and Coy Leggett Construction reporting thefts from homes and vehicles, vandalism at 825 N 44th, burglary of buildings and residences, and losses such as mirrors, stereo players, tail lights, a TV, and linens. Additional incidents involve vandalism to a storage area, gasoline theft, and an attempted burglary at Daddy Roberts Pit Bar-B-Que.
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Lawton
Fred White Construction Co
Motiff
Jackie Weber
Gale Carter
Columbia
Coy Leggett
Williams
E. C. Morgan
Ruth Dungan
Rosa Stevenson
Washington
Garvin West
Toft
Sam's Grocery
Sheridan
Everett Thompson
Euclid
Thomas Stockman
N. 12Th
George Harmer
Daddy Roberts
Charges Filed In District Court List Of Defendants
District court clerk charges list includes minor traffic and felony counts. Names span multiple towns and include speeding, no driver's license, open container, improper exhaust, reckless driving, grand larceny and first degree race. Fort Sill and Altus AFB appear among defendants.
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District Court Clerk
Joe T. Flores
Summit
Jimmie Grooms
Cache
Heber Coulson
Pennsylvania
Henry M. Cease
S. Sixth
George E. Harrison
S. Sheridan Road
Pamela K. Chalepoh
Anadarko
Joseph C. Wright
Altus
Henry Laya
Apache
James E. Yourman
N. 14Th
Thomas D. Combs
Parkwood Lane
Earnest A. Couture
Altus A.F.B
Santiago Guataroo
Norma M. Peters
Faxon
David T. Fields
Fort Sill
Harry A. Biver
Harold M. Howry
Sterling
Mark B. Porter
Eisenhower Drive
Patricia A. Sheffield
Elgin
Bryan L. Stoy
Phillip H. Smith
N. Seth
Jimmie A. West
Temple
Frank M. Patterson
Stenney M. Henderson
Sheriff Reports Names of Complainants and Burglary Details
The sheriff lists complainants Bryan Bowman of 7401 Woodland Drive and D W Ferguson of 106 S 1th. The report notes a burglary of a boathouse at Lowtonka Robinson's Boat Landing and the theft of a 1957 car.
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Sheriff's Office
Bryan Bowman
Woodland Drive
Lowtonka
Robinson's Boct Landing
D. W. Ferguson
Fire department run notes for grass fire and gas leak wash down
Lowton Fire Department responses logged for Monday include a 3:03 p.m. grass fire at 1311 Smith and a 5:10 p.m. wash down at the 300 block south Third after checking a gas tank on a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Block South Third
Warmup Expected Over Next Two Days For Lawton
After temperatures dipped into the lower 20s this morning Lawton residents can expect a warming trend this afternoon and Wednesday. Highs near 50 today and 55 on Wednesday with a low near 30 tonight. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph this afternoon will drop to eight to 15 mph tonight as clouds increase.
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Lawton
Council to Meet After Session Over Personnel Matters
Mayor Don Whitaker and City Administrator Henry Nabers will join other council members in a post session discussion on personnel matters following the regular council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whitaker
Henry Nabers
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Cache Road
Lee Roy Hammonds
Hennessey
Sheriff's Report
Dlarms
Lowton Fire Department
Mot
Us — National Bank
American Counseling Center
Lee
Gibson’s Pharmacy
S. Sheridan
DIAL
Raulston Furniture
Council
Harold W
Hal
Chaney District
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Avenue Res
Prudential
Oo Aes Department Stores
Nunn Bush
N. Sheridan Rd
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