Robbery Claims Reported By Fort Sill And Allen Men
A Fort Sill man and an Allen, Oklahoma man told police they were robbed of 600 dollars in two separate incidents early today. The Fort Sill man said two women lured him to a motel date and he was beaten after the theft. The Allen man said a woman dragged him from his car at Island Avenue, stole his wallet, and an unidentified man knocked him down while a brick shattered the car window.
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City Pet Licenses Go On Sale Today
City owners of about 40 000 dogs and cats may buy pet licenses from Lawton Animal Shelter starting today. T E Mayo says proof of rabies vaccination is required before purchase of the $2 tag, with a deadline by August end. Ungtagged pets may incur citations and fines. tags prove vaccination and help locate owners if pets roam. Tags must be worn on a collar, chain, or harness and be visible at all times. Licenses sold 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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T.E. Mayo
Pet Own
Mayo
Suspects Charged In Indiahoma Robbery Case
Two men and a woman from Indiahoma were charged in district court with armed robbery after a Thursday morning incident at Country Mart. Deputies said Bobby Komahcheet and Junior Komahcheet seized a pistol and beer, striking owner Clifton Hannabas, who was not seriously hurt. The trio later fled, with one suspect shooting a bar light at Isles Club, and officers arrested them at local locations. The men were found with a .22 magnum pistol, and all three remained in city jail awaiting district court arraignment.
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Indiahoma
Bobby Komahcheet
Junior Komahcheet
Rosella Tahah
Clifton Hannabas
Hannabas
Isles Club
Fort Sill Blvd
Thurs
Roy Paul
16Th
Cache Road
Spot Tavern
Larry Mahamed
Julie Lennington
Mahamed
Rooster Visits a Valley of Domestic Life and Feathers
A reader known as a Little Old Lady from Elgin shares a humorous and cautionary tale about a game rooster intruding into a backyard of four white hens. She recalls the rooster’s aggression toward a dark hen, its dominance at feeding time, and a fatal warding of one hen. She vows to enter a rooster in a future fight if given a chance, while noting her Lawton roots and long subscription to the Constitution.
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Elgin
Lawton
ROTC Cadets Train At Fort Riley Advanced Camp
Eight Lawton students are among the 2,400 cadets at Fort Riley Kansas for the 1977 ROTC Advanced Camp. Cameron University cadets Henry Cara Kenneth McDevitt Edward Shelton Stephen Wilkinson and Charles Wade Jr. enroll while Oklahoma State University students Howard Wellspring II and others attend. John C. Martin and David B. Smith study at New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell New Mexico.
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Lawton
Fort Riley
Kan
Cameron University
Henry Cara
Hassen Cara
Mt. Sheridan Drive
Kenneth McDevitt
Shaun McDevitt
Euclid
Edward Shelton
Leslie Shelton
Lincoln Ave
Stephen Wilkinson
Chester Wilkinson
Penn
Charles Wade, Jr
Charles Wade
Avalon
Howard Wellspring II
Howard Wellspring, Jr
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
John C. Martin
Charles Martin
Briarwood
David B. Smith
Jessie Maguire
Oak
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
N.M
New U S Marshal Opens Lawton Office With New Car
U S Marshal Stu Earnest marks six months in Lawton serving nine southwestern Oklahoma counties. The office logged 94 000 miles on the old unit with 7245 miles since January 3. Earnest handled 732 pieces of legal process and reached his 50th arrest on a failure to appear warrant. Seven of June's 10 arrests were no shows, prompting the Lawton office opening. A steel holding cell will be built near the courtroom for prisoners before the U S Magistrate.
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Stu Earnest
Lawton
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Earnest
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