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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1971
Page
8
An 11 year old Lawton boy rescued his 7 year old niece who fell into two feet of water at Quanah Parker Lake. Donna Hadley cannot swim and was pulled from the water by her nephew Ron Wheeler who acted quickly to prevent tragedy.
At Fort Benning Lt. William L. Calley, convicted of My Lai killings, endures house arrest and emotional turmoil. A friend, unnamed, says Calley believes his actions were right for his country while awaiting appeal. He spends time with a puppy, gardens, and builds a gasoline powered model plane.
Dave Scrivener of 1907 Cache Road reports a boy's bicycle stolen from his residence. Robert Dobbs of Fort Sill reports a forged $150 check written in his name. Larry Qualls of 3110 Ferris reports the theft of his 1970 car from his residence.
Names of individuals listed on charges filed in the district court clerk's office are recorded in the published document. The list identifies defendants and the charges they face as part of ongoing court proceedings.
An injury accident occurred Thursday at 10 25 p m at the northwest corner of 20th Street and Cache Road with responders at the scene. Authorities investigated and provided medical aid to involved parties.
Fire department notes a late evening blaze at 11 02 p m near the south end of Columbia street and Wil S 15th street with unclear causes and no injuries reported.
A Fort Worth man faces fraud charges after authorities said he used deceptive practices to obtain funds. The case outlines alleged schemes involving multiple victims and financial losses. Investigators continue to pursue related leads and seek additional charges.
The New York market rose for the fourth straight session as investors cheered early signs of improved second quarter corporate earnings. The noon Dow gained 1.32 to 902.31 while advances led declines on the NYSE in rubber, aircraft, metals, and drugs. Mohawk Data recovered 14 after a fiscal-year loss, and big blocks moved in Scott Paper, Alcan Aluminum, American Telephone, and others. State grain and livestock prices posted routine quotes across Oklahoma City and major towns.
Mrs Lilly Mae Standley 66 of 1410 Taft died after a month long illness. Funeral at 10:30 a.m. Saturday Lawton Heights Methodist Church with Rev John Reskovac. She lived in Fletcher then Lawton since 1946 and married D E Standley on November 3 1949 in Wichita Falls. She leaves two stepdaughters one stepson seven step grandchildren and other relatives.
A Lawton resident, new to the city, told police she was attacked inside her southside home Thursday morning after dropping her husband at work. She described a man with a brown paper bag over his head, about 20 years old, 5 foot 8, 150 pounds, wearing blue slacks and black pointed shoes as the assailant. Detective Sgt. Frank G. Wilkins led the investigation.
Special District Judge Roy Moore set two bonds at 1500 dollars each for charges of sale of illegal plants. Deputy Sheriff Larry La France arrested Collom in the 1300 block of Hoover. The incident followed drug raids that began on June 1, with 12 people taken into custody.
The transept is the north or south arm of a church, forming the cross when seen from above. It intersects the nave and choir, contributing to the cruciform layout typical in cathedral architecture.
Public Service Co of Oklahoma funds a 2.2 million facility adding 100000 kilowatts to western Oklahoma. Construction begins on a 140 mile 230000 volt line linking Amarillo Texas and Elk City. Completion slated for spring 1972 with Southwestern delivering excess capacity through 1973 and again in 1974 and 1976.
A 4 H Leaders Council met at Eagle Park for a one day camp. Twelve leaders attended and elected two officers Mrs. Robert Howell as president and Mrs. Charles Wood as reporter. Reports on the 4 H round up and citizenship trip to Washington were heard. Ray Parker of the state 4 H extension staff spoke to the group.
The French statesman Georges Clemenceau earned the moniker Tiger of France for his fierce leadership. He was a dominant figure in French politics during the war years and a key ally to Allied forces.
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