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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1975

Page

3

Public Records: Lawton Police Complaints List

Lawton police report a series of compliments and crime notes listing names and addresses. Items include thefts of CB radios bicycles and money, an attempted burglary at Wright's Stock House, and vandalism at offices and residences across multiple streets and businesses.

Lawton Cagie Slim Champlin Cache Road Richard Christie Ozman Scaszie Bennett Dudley Beene Nottingham Phillip Westberg Atteche Cherry Don Glasby Smith Williams Bobbie Ruh Logan Fort Sill Blvd S. Sheridan Southern Plains Center Rogers Lane Sheegog Barber Shop S. First David L. Horne Orman Burgess Wilson Park Roy Bitsche Christy Stinebough Fort Ssh Cor Martha Phillips Lincoln Mary Nix First Baptist Church Daeniel Barber Wright Cheyenne Lillian Appling

Courses Offered In Indian Studies At USAO Chickasha

The University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma in Chickasha reports openings remain in the final three courses of the Summer Workshop of Indian Studies. Courses run July 7–11 Indian Arts and Crafts with Dr. Alfred Momaday. July 14–18 Traditional and Contemporary Indian Literature. July 21–25 Indian Music and Youth Chorus. Each course costs $50. Enrollment via Mrs. Marian K. Wolf. The USAO Plains Indian Cultural Center dedication is at 5 p.m. Wednesday.

University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma At Chickasha Marian K. Wolf Alfred Momaday Jemez Springs N.M Wolf USAO

Oklahoma to Dedicate Medal of Honor Grove at Valley Forge

The dedication honors Oklahoma Medal of Honor recipients with a memorial at Valley Forge. Governor David L. Boren will speak as a delegation tours Philadelphia. The ceremony includes an obelisk monument and individual markers for each winner, with $10,000 funded by Boren and local supporters.

Komer Greve Vrevderss Foundation Velizs Forge Mord Hugrt Harris Or-Lehoma Qné Freedoms Foundatice Oklahoma David Lyle Boren Baren John Coffey Jr Philadelphia Warwick Hotel Boren Bookbinder’s Freedoms Foundation Foundation Valley Forge District of Columbia Puerto Rico Valley Forge State Park Washington Congress U.S Washington Monument George E. Norwell Oklahoma State Bicentennial Commission Richard B. Link Department of Oklahoma Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Tulsa Carson Wilson American Legion 45Th Infantry Division First National Bank and Trust Company Oklahoma City Liberty National Bank and Trust Company Tulsa County Historical Society Moore Funeral Home Ind Wes Frederick F. Beary Vic Ais Dogg Larry S. Pierce Weweba 173Rd Airborne Brigade Ben Cat Republic of Vietnam Riley L. Pitts Fallis 25Th Inf. Div Ap Dong Childers Crews Montgomery Hays Sampler Gram Ft. Dix N.J Howard €. Bernst USN 1St Continental Regiment of Foot Hamilton G. Reeve Valley Forge Methodist Church William F. Cook Oklahoma State

Mangum Resident Gets Jail Terms

Robert Earl Clayton, 22, of Mangum, received two concurrent 25 day county jail sentences after pleading guilty in district court to possession of marijuana and driving under the influence of drugs. He was arrested May 31 near Lawton on U S 62 after a traffic stop by Highway Patrolman Charles Watkins. A beer, a butcher knife, marijuana, and an acrylic substance were found. A $10 fine for license restriction was imposed and a dangerous weapon charge was dismissed.

Robert Earl Clayton Rodney Bassel Clayton

Tulsa Drowns After Keystone Lake Boat Overturns

The search for Frank Tinsley, 41, moved downstream on the Arkansas River after his boat overturned below Keystone Lake dam. Companion Melvin Crawford, 55, also drowned as their motor failed to start while fishing in turbulent water.

TULSA Keystone Lake Arkansas River Frank Tinsley Melvin Crawford

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