Funerals Set for Local Residents in Lawton Area
Roger Morgan Tosee 64 of Route 1 Lawton dies after long illness. Funeral at Wyatt Funeral Home Walters with burial at Deyo Cemetery west of Lawton. Survivors include wife Lou Ella and three sons plus two daughters. Funeral also for Sgt Ret Samuel Baker Jr 53 Littlefield Texas former Lawton resident at Church of the Living God Ardmore Cemetery with military honors. Frank W Wilson 73 Cache dies. funeral at First United Methodist Church Cache with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery Indiahoma.
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Dutch Reformed Church of
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Pat Forsythe
Sterling
Ann Crosby
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Samuel Baker Jr
Littlefield
Tex
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Roosevelt
Robert Allen
Ardmore
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Baker
Veteran's Hospital
Amarillo
Frank W. Wilson
Cache
First United Methodist Church
George Stauffer
Indiahoma
Greenlawn
Memorial service for Clifton Wayne Brown in Tulsa
Clifton Wayne Brown 27 of Tulsa died Monday from gunshot wounds at his home. Services are 2 p.m. Wednesday at Becker Funeral Home Memorial Chapel with Rev. Dick Williams. Burial Sunset Gardens Cemetery under Becker Funeral Home direction. He was born August 14, 1948 in Billings and lived much of his life in Lawton. He served in the Air Force and worked for Frisco Railroad. Survivors include his parents Forrest and Verna Brown, a sister Mary McPhail and grandmother Verna Brown.
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Supreme Court curbs roving border patrol authority
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that roving Border Patrol officers may not stop and question occupants of cars leaving the Mexican border without a warrant unless there is reasonable suspicion of illegal immigrants aboard. Merely looking like Mexicans is not sufficient. The court reserved judgment on approving a general area warrant.
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Ford to discuss role in CIA prosecutions with Levi
President Ford says he will be informed by Attorney General Levi before any CIA employees are prosecuted and would discuss pros and cons of prosecutions. The White House faces clashes over who decides on prosecutions while Senate probes raise national security concerns.
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Four Fort Sill Men Plead Guilty to Marijuana Charge
Four Fort Sill men and one more fellow pled guilty in district court to a misdemeanor possession of marijuana charge. The four received 11 month deferred county jail terms on recommendation of the assistant district attorney. Investigators said marijuana plants were found growing in an aluminum broiler outside the suspects apartment and 53 grams of marijuana were located on a coffee table and in a tobacco pouch.
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H. Ray Anderson
Tribal Council Schedules Special Meeting at Fort Sill
The Comanche Tribe of Oklahoma calls a special tribal council gathering at Fort Sill Indian School at 1 30 p m on July 12 to vote on land claims judgment funds awarded to the Comanches Kiowas and Apaches.
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Alabaster Caverns World’s Largest Gypsum Cave
Oklahoma Today reports Nature began carving the Alabaster Caverns two hundred million years ago making it the world’s largest gypsum cave and a premier geological landmark in Oklahoma.
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Nature
Oklahoma Today
Maine House Set to Rule on disputed congressional election
The House elections subcommittee moves 3916 disputed Maine ballots to Washington to decide if Republican David Emery or Democrat Peter Kyros keeps the 679 vote margin, with 14 challenge grounds and rulings expected rather than a ballot by ballot tally.
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Yellowstone Quake Shakes Park but Keeps Facilities Open
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake centered near southern Montana rattled Yellowstone National Park and its surroundings, damaging roads and cutting telephone service briefly. No injuries were reported as residents in Great Falls and Billings felt the tremor.
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Banks install remote fund transfer units in Tulsa
Utica National Bank placed two electronic fund transfer units in a TG and Y store several miles from its Tulsa location. Deputy state banking commissioner Don Van Horn calls the setup branch banking in his view and argues it challenges Oklahoma law prohibiting branch banking.
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Don van Horn
Tulsa youth ordered to stand trial for murder
An 18 year old Tulsa youth Michael Wayne Brown was ordered to stand trial on a first degree murder charge in the shooting of Richard E Sullivan an insurance investigator on May 14 He was ordered held after a preliminary hearing in Tulsa County district court Two juvenile court defendants also appeared as defense witnesses and are slated for a July 7 Juvenile Court hearing
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Ancient Chinese statue found near Jones Oklahoma
An article in Okla home Today reports a hundreds of years old Chinese statue discovered near Jones Oklahoma. The statue was carved from a tree that has also vanished from this earth for centuries.
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Prison Guard Strike Triggers Ottawa Security Alert
Canada's armed forces and police prepared for a one day prison guard strike. Guards demand government commitment to death penalty for killers of prison staff and police unless juries recommend clemency. Troops guard perimeters while RCMP take over inside penitentiaries.
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CB Radio Handy Thing To Have In Your Car
Clarence Holt of Modern Methods Two Way Communications promotes CB radios as essential car gear. He notes channel 19 helps in mechanical trouble and locating amenities, with no test for a CB license and a four dollar mail-in application. Prices range from 135 to 250 dollars, with a 159.9 dollar Pace 123 A unit currently offered.
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West Gore Blvd
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