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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1977

Page

7

Floridian Appointed To Tame Federal Bureaucracy

President Carter designates Richard A. Pettigrew to build a public constituency for federal reorganization. Pettigrew plans hearings seminars and task forces to involve citizens and counter bureaucratic resistance as he seeks to streamline one of the government’s 2000 departments and agencies.

Washington Carter White House Richard A. Pettigrew Pettigrew Florida House Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, D.C

Report of thefts and vandalism in city police notes

The Lowton Police Department logs list multiple thefts and property crimes. Names include Thomas Prater, Gregory Wilson, Clifford Tsatahsisko, Ted Krystia, Steve Webster, Rose Rice, Emitt Ward, Patricia Poole, Elia Evans, Walts News and Book Stand, Gene Reid, Darrett Eccles, James Irwin, and many others with residences or business addresses cited. Incidents cover thefts of typewriters, weapons, electronics, CB radios, bicycles, fishing tackle, household items, vandalism, and a reported attempted break in. A 17 year old suspect was apprehended in one case.

Lowton Thomas Prater Gregory Wilson Summit Guto Clifford Tsatahsisko Anadarko Ted Krystia Steve Webster Rose Rice Emitt Ward Arlington Patricia Poole Indichoma Herb’s Discount Cache Road Elia Evans 3St Walts News and Book Stand Gene Reid Yamaha Motor Darrett Eccles Overland Park Kan Erma Lamont Lawton James Irwin Bedford Drive James Borenal Tex Kenneth Donne J. Isaac Don L. Tedder Garfield Dove's Burger Depot Lee Chris W. Hopkins Lake Smokey's Bell H&s Cycle Fort Sill Blvd Awol Sor Michelle Jackson Arbuckle Jitty Food Store Ith and Douglas Bobbie Benton Ferris Raymond Porch

Edison’s 1879 Lamp Shines From Menlo Park Lab

Thomas A. Edison develops the first practical incandescent electric lamp at his Menlo Park laboratory in New Jersey in 1879, marking a turning point in electric lighting.

Thomas A. Edison Menlo Park, N.J

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