City Breast X-Ray Clinic Faces Lack of Patients
Connie Hill Jr of the Junior Service League warns the City Breast X Ray Clinic must attract more patients to stay open. The permanent clinic in the City-County Health Department charges 15 dollars per person to cover costs with volunteer staff and a small staff salary. volunteers provide about 80 hours weekly. The clinic operates weekdays 8:30 to 5 and Tuesday evenings, with Saturday openings possible for large groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Butler
Connie Hill Jr
Junior Service League
S. Sheridan Road
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Oklahoma
McMahon Foundation
Hill
Funeral Rites For James DeStefano In Amarillo
Funeral services for James DeStefano 24 of 1404 Irwin will be held 10 30 a m Saturday in the Beck er Funeral Home chapel with Rev Robert Chant and Rev Lee Motah officiating Burial will be in Highland Cemetery He was born September 17 1946 in New Haven Conn and was a Vietnam veteran who lived in Lawton since 1968 He was employed at Modern Buyer Service Survivors include his wife Letitia and daughter Jacquelyn of Lawton his parents and two brothers all of New Haven Also noted are other similar funeral notices in Minneapolis and Lubbock with burial plans and local arrangements recorded.
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James DeStafano
Irwin
Amarillo
Tex
Lawton
Becker Funeral Home
Robert Chant
Comanche Reformed Church
Lee Motah
Oklahoma City
Highland Cemetery
DeStefano
New Haven
Conn
U.S. Army
Fort Sill
Modern Buyer Service
Letitia
Jacquelyn
Fern (Gigoux) Walker
Lubbock
Carl Lawson
First United Methodist Church
Sanders Funeral Home
Lawton High School
Leslie Walker
Texas
Anetha Butler
Naomi Scott
Arlington
Hazel Martinez
San Bernardino
Calif
Dale Gigoux
Monahans
Scene Control Planned Here for Crime Investigation
District Attorney Vernon Field Police Chief Alford Hennessee and Sheriff Paul Elkins outlined a plan to seal off the crime scene area to the public and extraneous officials until the investigation ends. They stressed its aim to preserve clues and evidence despite possible insider meddling and warned that violators crossing the boundary would be arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Field
Alford Hennessee
Paul Elkins
Field
Hennessee
Elkins
Chief suspends Lawton officer amid conduct probe
Police Chief Alford Hennessee suspended a Lawton officer during an investigation into conduct unbecoming a officer. The suspended officer joined as a cadet on July 1, 1970 and became a probationary patrolman on February 1. If cleared, he may return to duty tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Alford Hennessee
Hennessee
Baker
The
Police Department
Youths Seek Summer Jobs Through Defense Labor Campaign
The Employment Office reports 567 youths sought summer work with 544 non agricultural placements and 23 farm positions. Fourteen youths were placed with federal agencies under the YOC program, part of a Youth Opportunity Campaign by Defense and Labor to aid low income families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YOC
Department of Defense
Department of Labor
Riggs
Model Cities
Three Die In Oklahoma Traffic Toll Reaches 391
Three persons died in Oklahoma in late 1971 traffic incidents. Reddell Holloway, 14, Altus, was killed in a two car collision at the intersection of highways 152 and 146. Jackie Finch, 18, Washington, was killed when his car struck a culvert and overturned on Oklahoma 74 near Goldsby. A third victim, Clayton Randell Holloway, 14, Altus, died in a motorcycle car collision northeast of Altus. The toll for 1971 rose to 391, up from 381 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
James el
Weatherford
Okla
Clayton Randell Holloway
Altus
Jackie A Finch
Washington
Reddell
Oklahoma
Young Holloway
Jackson County
Finch
Oklahoma 74
Goldsby
Arkansas Mishap Kills Oklahoman in Fort Smith
Arch Blankenship, 40, of Oklahoma City was killed Thursday night when a Frisco Railroad freight train ran over him in Fort Smith Arkansas. Railroad officials said they saw him on the tracks but could not stop in time. He died instantly, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith, Ark
Arch Blankenship
Arkoma
Okla
Blankenship
Nixon China trip boosts stock market gains
The Dow Jones average rose amid investor optimism over President Nixon's planned trip to Communist China. Trading was moderate as advances outpaced declines two to one on the New York Stock Exchange with gains in chemicals led by Air Reduction Du Pont Union Carbide and American Cyanamid. Large blocks included Capital Cities Broadcasting Gulf States Utilities and Greyhound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nixon
China
New York Stock Exchange
Peking
du Pont
Union Carbide
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Gulf States
Greyhound
Goats Known to Eat Tin Cans and Other Odd Objects
Goats have a reputation for eating tin cans and other unusual items. Farmers and researchers note the behavior may be linked to curiosity gut health or mineral needs.
Bank Report of Condition and Deposit Totals
The document lists liabilities including deposits from individuals partnerships and corporations, government deposits, and certificates. It shows reserves on loans and securities, capital accounts, common stock and surplus, undivided profits and totals for liabilities reserves and capital. The figures include total deposits 5 812 027 14 and other balances such as 4 779 321 02 for reserves and 110 000 00 for capital.
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U.S
Oo Ae
Trea Federal Funds
Pemene Cnein
United States
Wiley G. Sartin
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Stella Thompson
Albin Chapel
Minneapolis
Minn
Stella E. Thompson
Leroy F. Morrow
Euclid
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Greenlawn Funeral Home
Henry Terry
Henry C. Terry
Giles County
Tenn
Fern Walker
Durso
Moore
Bank Americars
Hee
H.P. Briggs Stratton
Cache Rd
N. Sheridan
Lee Blvd
12Th & A Ave
52Nd
Gore
C Ave
Jamaica
Wacker's
Star-Spangled Savings Plan
U. S
New Freedom
Arkansas
State Department of Agriculture
Liberal
Keyes
Perryton
Alva
Manchester
Medford
Clinton
Getry
Kingfisher
Yukon
Afton
Okeene
Watonga
Hillsdale
Hobart
Enid
Temple
Mangum
el Reno
Geary
Milo
AAA Glass CO
National Bank Region
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