Public Records of The Lawon Police Department Reports
Listed complainants include Robert Jones reporting assault near Railroad and Columbia and Michael Howland noting a missing checkbook at 50 N Sheridan. Multiple thefts are recorded from residences and vehicles, plus burglaries and vandalism at various addresses and businesses. Two females were arrested after a Thursday incident.
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Lawon
Robert Jones
Carver
Railroad
Columbia
Michael Howland
Fort Sill
N. Sheridan
Harry Coldwell
Johnny Newsom
Cornell
Larry Gosch
Oak
Two Injured in Night Collision at 17th and Columbia
At 10:35 p.m. on the 17th two sisters Mary Reginold aged 16 and Jacqueline Reginold aged 8 of Star Route suffered injuries in a crash at 17th and Columbia. They were transported to Reynolds Army Hospital by Kirk's Emergency Service per patrolman Billy Godfrey.
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Columbia
Mary Reginold
Jacqueline Reginold
Reynolds Army Hospital
Kirk's Emergency Service
Billy Godfrey
Insurance companies pay public about 34 million daily in health benefits
Report notes that health insurance benefits disburse roughly 34 million dollars each day to the public, reflecting ongoing payments from insurers to beneficiaries and providers across the system.
Cameron Gets Federal Grant
The U.S. Office of Education approved a 235000 dollar allocation to Cameron University in a bilateral agreement with Lawton Model Cities program and Oklahoma State University. Rep. Tom Steed announced the funds under Title III to strengthen developing institutions.
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U.S. Office of Education
Cameron University
Lawton
Oklahoma State University
Tom Steed
Cameron
LSD Possession Charge Dismissed In Oklahoma Case
Sheriff's investigators arrested Brenda Tompkins and Richard Clepper after recovering suspected narcotics during a residence search at Fort Sill. A later analysis found the 63 red capsules contained no controlled dangerous substances and the LSD possession charge was dismissed.
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Sheriff's Department
Nick Alderson
H. Ray Anderson
Brenda Mabel Tompkins
Richard Allen Clepper
1St
Cannon Battalion
Fort Sill
Funeral services for Mrs Jessie A Smith and Jack Brady Jr
Funeral for Mrs Jessie A Smith 83 of 1700 Fort Sill Blvd will be held at Becker Funeral Chapel with Rev Forrest Keener officiating. Burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Also funeral for Jack Brady Jr 46 of Houston will be at Wyatt Funeral Home chapel with Rev Melvin Moody officiating. Burial in Temple Masonic Cemetery. Brady born May 28 1929 in Temple. He lived Walters 1948 1967 then moved to Houston. Survived by wife Naomi and two daughters Beverly Winton and Anita Briscoe, his father Andrew Brady Sr and two grandchildren.
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Jessie A. Smith
Fort Sill Blvd
Becker Funeral
Forrest Keener
Bethel Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Walters
Jack Brady Jr
Houston
Tex
Wyatt Funeral Home
Melvin Moody
Walters First Baptist Church
Masonic Cemetery
Temple
Brady
Naomi Phillips
The
Baptist Church
Beverly Winton
Waurika
Anita Briscoe
Killeen
Andrew Jackson Brady Sr
Robber Murphy Receives Consecutive Five-Year Terms
Donald Joseph Murphy 43 of 608 Park was given two five year prison terms for armed robberies at Cagle's Stop-N-Shop on Mission Boulevard May 22 and Jiffy Food Store on 11th Street May 25. Sentences run concurrently with two and a half years to serve on the Jiffy robbery. Detectives and clerks identified Murphy in a Monday lineup. The report also notes Jim Thorpe's athletic versatility.
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Donald Joseph Murphy
Park
Murphy
Cagle
Mission Boulevard
S. 11Th
J. Winston Raburn
Richard Robertson
Cagie
Tom Roberts
Charles Connally
Captive Editor Sought For Weekly Newspaper
San Quentin prison seeks a new editor for its four page San Quentin News. George Schroeder, 42, editor for three years, is being paroled this month. He won national prizes for his editorials and columns, and his work is praised by officials for peace making and counseling. Schroeder hopes to help former convicts or juveniles after release. Statistics note 1974 pleasure boating participation and spending.
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AN Quentin
Calif
San Francisco
Bay Area
San Quentin
San Quentin News
George Schroeder
George
Schroeder
Bastille
William Merkle
Cub Scout Day Camp Planned by Black Beaver Council
The Black Beaver Boy Scout Council will hold its annual Council Cub Day Camp beginning at 9 30 a m on June 28 at Camp George Thomas Apache. A nature trail hike pine wood derby races and sports activities are planned. Cost is 75 cents per participant. For information contact the Boy Scout Service Center Lawton Bob Pinion Duncan Linda Dupler Cache or Kathy Davidson Altus.
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Black Beaver Boy Scout Council
Camp George Thomas
Apache
Boy Scout Service Center
Lawton
Bob Pinion
Duncan
Linda Dupler
Cache
Kathy Davidson
Altus
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Matthew Hill
Jewel Stone
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Monenery
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Dwight Jefferson
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Mary Mclone
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Arkla Gas
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Association of
G. Joe Kiehn
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