Importance Of Water Development To Sooner Crops
Lawton Melissa Lewis, Eisenhower High School senior, wins state prize in the Oklahoma Water Incorporated essay contest. She argues water development boosts Oklahoma agriculture and elevates farm income, detailing irrigation, flood control, and regional climate factors across the state. The piece highlights Lake Eufaula as a major water source and projects irrigation potential for millions of acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Lewis
Lawton
Oklahoma Water, Incorporated
Eisenhower
Miss Lewis
Oklahoma Water. Incorporated
Oklahoma City
Gene Lewis
Cherokee
Eisenhower High
Dennis Laverty
Faye Laverty
Mike Stickney
Comanche
Lewis
Oklahoma
Farmer
Arkansas
Eufaula
High Plains
Panhandle
Cimarron
Texas
Beaver
City man faced with two robbery counts here
Donald Joseph Murphy 43 of 608 Park faces two May robberies in district court here. He is charged with the May 22 armed robbery of Cagle's Stop-N-Shop on Mission Boulevard and the May 25 robbery of Jiffy Food Store on Silth. Bail set at 5000 on each count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Joseph Murphy
Park
Murphy
Cagle
Mission Blvd
Health Program For Indians Offers Medical Aid and Advice
The CHR program started five years ago in the Lawton area under the Indian Health Service to boost tribal involvement in health issues and improve understanding with health services. CHRs act as liaisons, provide basic screenings, first aid, and guidance to access care, but are not licensed health professionals. Area CHRs include Apache Howard Soontay Jr in Apache 588-2590, Wichita Caddo and Delaware Joyce Bell in Anadarko 247-5485, Kiowa Rosella Romick in Carnegie 654-2216, and Comanche Eva Riddles in Lawton 355-2275.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Indian Health Service Division
U.S. Public Health Services
Indian Health Service
CHR
Howard Soontay Jr
Joyce Bell
Anadarko
Rosella Romick
Carnegie
Eva Riddles
Drug Charge Hearing Set For 2 Men
A preliminary hearing is set July 28 in district court for two Fort Sill personnel charged with the Jan 3 1974 sale of about four pounds 12 ounces of marijuana to a police undercover agent for 700 dollars. Jesse Pittman 24 and Bradford Linch 23 are named in the Feb 4 1974 charge. Linch was arrested in a narcotics investigation by detectives Jim Ingram and Dean Nowe. Police pursued extradition from Clarksburg West Virginia after Linch’s military discharge.
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Jesse J. Pittman
Bradford Howard Linch
Fort Sill
Pittman
Linch
Jim Ingram
Dean Nowe
Ingram
Woods Addition
Clarksburg
W. Va
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Boise- City
Idabel
Kathren Hancock
Cheryl Greenroyd
Tom Roberts
Charles Connally
Cagle’s
Regency Arms Apartments
Ronald Browder
Sheriff's Department
Bill Banks
Steve Lile
West Virginia
Harrison County
Great Plains Country
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Lake Humphreys
Lake Taylor
Holy City of the
Wichitas
Cotton Electric Cooperative
Walters, Okla
Duncan & Velma
Joseph C. Richard
Equitable
N. Sheridan Rd
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