Funeral notices for Terez Baker and Blanchard
Funeral services were held for Joe Terez 85 at St Patrick s Catholic Church with burial in Walters Cemetery. He died Saturday in a local nursing home born November 17 1891 in Laredo Texas moved to Cotton County in 1908 later returned to Walters. Also services pending in Mindenhall Mississippi for infant Kandi Marie Baker daughter of Pfc and Mrs Tommy Baker who died at Reynolds Army Hospital. Fontelle I Blanchard died Sunday in a local nursing home with a First Baptist Chapel service and Highland Cemetery burial.
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Walters
Joe Terez
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Gerald O’nolan
Walters Cemetery
Wyatt Funeral Home
Terez
Laredo
Tex
Cotton County
Duncan Dray Line
Mindenhall
Miss
Kandi Marie Baker
Pfc
Tommy Baker
Baldwin
Reynolds Army Hospital
Becker Funeral Home
Crossroads Cemetery
Upton-Mims-Mitchell Funeral Home
Kandi Marie
Hobart
Cynthia Michelle
Lou Ann
Florence Goldstein
California
Robert L. Jones
Fontnelle
Blanchard
Ferris
First Baptist Church
Forrest Siler
Highland Cemetery
Lawton-Ritter- Dalton Funeral Home
Oklahoma City Market Report Mixed Grain Beef Prices
Oklahoma City markets list cattle and calves with slaughter cow and bull price ranges, forecasts for Wednesday, hogs and feeder pigs, then state prices for wheat barley Milo with regional variances. The Macedonian Empire note follows, noting Alexander the Great's realm across Greece Egypt Syria Persia and into northern India.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Afton
Beaver
Liberal
Manchester
Muskogee
Perryton
Ponca City
Clinton
Eldorado
Kingfisher
Medford
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Weatherford
Banner
el Reno
Geary
Okeene
Yukon
Keyes
Hobart
Lawton
Temple
Houston
Barley
Alexander the Great
Greece
European
Turkey
Asia Minor
Egypt
Syria
Persia
India
Supreme Court voids Indianapolis desegregation busing plan
The Supreme Court, in a 6 3 decision, sent back the Indianapolis desegregation case, ruling interdistrict busing not required to overcome segregation. Justices Brennan Marshall and Stevens dissented. The ruling focuses on proving discriminatory intent before courts impose remedies and revisits plans that would bus about 10 000 black students.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Justice Department
Indiana
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
John Paul Stevens
Stevens
Louisville
National Guard
7Th
Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners
Marion County
U.S
S. Hugh Dillin
Dillin
Court of Appeals
Unigov
Detroit
High Court
Austin
Tex
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert H. Bork
Scoliosis Workshops Planned At Carriage Hills School
Elementary school PTA representatives will attend two scoliosis screening workshops at Carriage Hills Elementary. Sponsored by the Oklahoma Society for Crippled Children and the PTA Council, the sessions run 10 to 11 30 a.m. and 1 30 to 3 p.m. Volunteers will be trained to screen fourth to sixth grade students. tests will be scheduled with schools and requires parental permission.
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Ptas
Carriage Hills
PTA
The
Oklahoma Society For Crippled Children
PTA Council
City
Police log lists thefts and property damages in Lawton
City police received reports from multiple complainants including Charles T. Jones and Debbie Osborne detailing thefts of amplifiers keys stereo CB radios televisions radios and a .22 caliber pistol from residences and vehicles. Additional entries include a damaged motel room door at a motel and a screen pried from a window with nothing reported missing.
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Lawton
Charles T. Jones
Debbie Osborne
Sylvia Medlin
Cecil Cash
Smith
Meiba R. Harris
Bishop Road
jJonn B. Pace
Ave. i
Danny Kreisser
McKinsey
Debra J. Jones
U.S. Post Office
Fifth and A
Robert H. Chambers
Glenn
Memorial Hospital
Ruth Burton
Irwin
Earl Cash
Lincoln
George A. Hughes
Crosby Park Boulevard
Alfred J. Nelson
Gienn
Jerolad E. Turner
Cimarron Trail
Franklin D. Addison
Autopsy Ordered In Lawton Woman's Sudden Death
A 50-year-old Lawton resident Megan P. Oeliten was found dead at home on Monday. Police say she recently received medical care and there are no signs of foul play. an Oklahoma City autopsy will determine the cause of death.
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Lawton
Megan P. Oeliten
Lee Blvd
Oklahoma City
Jay Vickers
Neighborhood Watch Meet Planned at Washington Elementary
Residents of the Washington Elementary School district are invited to attend a Neighborhood Watch meeting in the school auditorium at 7 30 p m Thursday January 27. Principal Tom Munson says the program is a police citizen partnership to curb neighborhood crime with watchers assigned to monitor houses and report suspicious activity to police.
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Washington
Tom Munson
Suspects Sought After Fort Sill Soldier Kidnapping
A 28 year old Fort Sill soldier told Lawton police he was kidnapped outside a post club, driven off post, raped repeatedly, then dumped on Fort Sill Boulevard. Police describe three assailants as Mexican-looking men with long hair, armed with a military rifle. Investigated by civilian and military authorities.
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Fort Sill
Lawton
Dedication set for Southwestern Hospital addition
Dedication ceremonies for the new wing at Southwestern Hospital are scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on February 6. Hospital administrator Roger Wessels announced the name change to Southwestern Hospital and said tours and a reception will follow. Public is invited with Mayor Wayne Gilley and others listed among speakers.
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Southwestern Hospital
Roger Wessels
Wessels
Southwestern Clinic Hospital
Wayne Gilley
Gary Wilson
Southwestern
Owen King
H. D. Foitik
Houston
American Medical International
Med Panel Ruling Appeals On Closed MeetingsOKLA CITY
Oklahoma City AP reports Attorney General Larry Derryberry will appeal Cleveland County District Judge Elvin Brown’s ruling allowing the University of Oklahoma Medical School admission board to meet in private. The judge said the four doctors and faculty interview panel is not an open meetings subject and resembles personnel matters. Chair William Hughes said the ruling lets the board clear a backlog of applications built up during litigation.
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Oklahoma City
Larry Derryberry
University of Oklahoma Medical School Admission Board
Derryberry
Cleveland County District Court
Elvin Brown
Brown
Admission Board
William Hughes
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