Hospitals Report Shows Daughters and Discharges
The notice lists births at 8 59 p m on July 17 including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Kurt W Arnold Walters weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces and mentions numerous admissions and discharges across the region with patients from Walters Medicine Park Duncan and Hobart among others. The item ends with a note about gold’s ductility claiming one ounce can be drawn into a 35 mile long wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt W. Arnold, Walters
Lawton Plans Charter Election July 25 1972
Lawton Oklahoma Mayor Whitaker proclaims a July 25 1972 special election to ratify a proposed City Charter. The charter creates a at large mayor and eight ward councilors with a city manager. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm with named precincts and election officers across wards one to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Board of Freeholders
Oklahoma
Charis
Jon E. Whitaker
Roosevelt
Firs
Amos B. Cochran
Lou Ella Wood
R. L. Childs
Roosevelt School
15Th
N. Monroe
Mildred Nottingham
Jo Ann Rice
Sylvia Rogers
Senior Citizen
Jefferson Building
N. Dunber
Ruby Miggins
Audrey Freeman
Leola Dillard
Dunbar School
17Th
Cleveland
Henrietta Bennett
Callie Smith
Ruby Coley
Cleveland School
27Th
J Avenue
County Election Board
Comanche County
Oklohome
Don E. Whitaker
Guard Official Visits Fort Sill
Maj. Gen. David Matthews Adjutant General of Oklahoma National Guard visited Fort Sill to observe summer training. He received a briefing on the National Guard Gunnery School and watched the 445th Assault Helicopter Company train in aerial gunnery from Quanah Range aboard a UH-1M gunship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General of
Oklahoma
National Guard
David Matthews
Fort Sill
445Th
1St Aerial Field Artillery
Matthews
Quanah Range
Airline seals rear doors on all 72 Boeing 727s
Trans World Airlines said it permanently sealed the rear exit doors of its 72 Boeing 727 jetliners. The measure follows recent hijacking attempts in which attackers demanded parachutes and used the rear exit as an escape hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trans World Airlines
Gunman Surrenders After Bank Hostage Crisis in Virginia
Everette Warner Wallace Jr., 22, of Richmond, held eight hostages at Bank of Chesterfield demanding 500000 dollars. He released three women first, then all others after three hours, and surrendered to FBI agents, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
FBI
Bank of Chesterfield
Everette Warner Wallace Jr
Wallace
Water transfer plan discussed for Southwestern Oklahoma
ASCOG members and regional leaders heard a state water plan outline aiming to move surplus water from Southeastern Oklahoma via a canal system to the southwest. Officials cited technical and economic feasibility and listed proposed storage sites and future reservoirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Region Nine
Association of South Central Oklahoma Governments
Oklahoma Water Resources Board
U.S. Corps of Engineer
Bureau of Reclamation
Glenn Sullivan
Oklahoma City
Boswell
Hugo
Little River
Sullivan
Foss
Fort Cobb
Waurika
Altus
Mountain Park
Elmer Creek
Arbuckles
Lawtonka
Ellsworth
Lawton
Cookietown
Purdy
Wayne €. Morgan
Tulsa
Corps of Engineers
M. B. Berger
Soil Conservation District
Ascog Resource
Great Plains
Vo-Tech
Ascog
Comanche
Caddo
Cotton
Grady
Jefferson
McClain
Stephens
Tillman
Baha i Programs Being Offered
A week long series of introductory Baha i programs began Monday at Eagle Park north of Cache. The free events feature movies puppet shows and music and run at 8 p m each evening through Saturday. The Baha i faith teaches equality and unity through the writings of Baha u llah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Park
Cache
Baha’u’llah
Lawton Man Arraigned in Embezzlement Case
Willie Videll Spradling, 43, was arraigned before Special District Judge John Taylor on a charge of embezzling 350 dollars in rent from James Thomas Foster. Preliminary hearing set for 4 p.m. August 2 with bond at 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Special District
John Taylor
James Thomas Foster
Willie Videll Spradling
Unemployed group in Sherbrooke use federal funds for show
In Sherbrooke Quebec a group of unemployed used 36504 dollars from the Local Initiative Program to produce a slide and tape recorded presentation on the region's unemployment situation and to beautify automobile dumping grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherbrooke
Que
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Opal B. Anglin
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Summit
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John D. Noble
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