Pollution Board Sees Mixed Verdict On Cache Creek
Lawton officials reported satisfaction with the Pollution Control Board meeting on sewage dumping into Cache Creek. The board found the creek stinks but lacked enough data to assign blame, naming Fort Sill and Geronimo Walters and Fort Sill as possible contributors while stressing multiple sources.
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Lawton
Don Whitaker
State
Pollution Board
Fort Sill
Post Public Information
Port Sill
Federal Water Quality Control Board
W. W. Kiser
Utilities and Pollution Control Division
Directorate of Facilities Engineering
Kiser
State Department of Health
Comanche County
Cotton County
Red River
Geronimo
Walters
Cache Creek
Funston Flanagan
Flanagan
City of Lawton
Nabers
State Health Department
Health Department
Loyd Pummill
Junior Open Horse Show Set for June 27 in Lawton
Lawton's third annual Junior Open Horse Show sponsored by the Bishop Riding Club will be at the Comanche County Fairgrounds on June 27. Open to riders 16 and under, the event features Grand Reserve Championship trophies and first-place prizes. Co-chairman Reed leads planning. halter and showmanship classes cover various age groups and pony categories.
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Lawton
Bishop Riding Club
Comanche County Fairgrounds
Reed
Cityan Receives Suspended Term in Robbery Plea
Eugene Williams pleads before Special District Judge Roy Moore to a June 1 armed robbery at Salvar's Fina Service Station. Williams was arrested at his home on June 1. A second man was involved.
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Eugene Williams
B. Williams
Special District
Roy Moore
Salavar
Williams
The Leaning Tower of Pisa legend and facts
The Leaning Tower of Pisa is a bell tower built from 1174 to 1350. It leans due to soft earth, with a 179 foot height and Romanesque marble design. Cement was added in 1928 to stabilize the foundation. Galileo reportedly conducted weight experiments from the top.
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Pisa
Galileo
Job Fair Set For Veterans In Oklahoma City
A Job Fair for unemployed veterans sponsored by the American Legion will be held June 23 in Oklahoma City. More than 60 employers will interview veterans and explain openings from 8 30 a.m. to 4 39 p.m. at Shepard Mall.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
The
American Legion
Shepard Mall
Chicago Police Lose Two Men Wanted Here
Comanche County jail inmates arraigned Tuesday on car theft charges after a May 22 theft at Forbis Auto Sales. Wayne Glenn 18 of Ft Riley Kan arrived by plane with two suspects. authorities later said only two were in custody and one had been released two weeks earlier. Glenn’s bond was set at 2000 dollars cash or 1000 property with preliminary hearing set for July 27.
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Comanche County
Jerry Reed
Forbis Auto Sales
Wayne Glenn
Ft. Riley
Kan
William Banks
Glenn
Boy Charged With Robbing Parents At Lawton Home
A 17 year old Lawton youth Milton Wayne Turnage is charged with burglary of his parents apartment and theft of six new television sets valued at 650 dollars. He will be arraigned Tuesday afternoon for breaking in the home of John Turnage at 5728 Glenn on June.
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Lawton
Milton Wayne Turnage
Arlington
John Turnage
Glenn
Public Records Note Multiple Thefts and Vandalisms
Public Records list numerous thefts from residences and businesses including bikes rods and reels camping gear tools and a 1965 automobile among others. Reports also note vandalism at Mini Troll Inc and a burglary of a soft drink machine at Eugene's Texaco.
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Richard Weber
Euclid
Mike Morcies
Tomlinson Junior High
William R. Madden
Cheryl
Mini Troll Inc
Bell
Robert Beale
Brighton Drive
John Munson
Cache Road
Charles Shafer
Maple
Troy Madison
Eisenhower Drive
Corais Herold Beaty
Cherry
Lawton Municipal Golf Course
City
Domone
Eugene
Texaco
Lee
M. Aron
Charges Filed After Me District Court Docket
Names listed include Michol L. McGlethiin Fort Sil with open container and improper vehicle actions. Jon Lutke Star Route Lowton reckless driving. Andrew L. Perman Grandfield no vehicle inspection. Billy J. York failing to submit vehicle for inspection. Franceffla Anderson Elgin open container. Flower Smith 174 Jefferson operating a motor vehicle not reasonably. Frederick Morris 407 Tort improper start from standing position. David A. Camebell Fort Sil speeding and improper passing. Joe B. Jeffries Fort Sil transporting open container. Keanneth A. Germs Fort Sil transporting open container. Fort Sil speeding.
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Michol L. McGlethiin
Fort Sil
Jonn Lutke
Lowton
Andrew L. Perman
Grandfield
Billy J. York
S&s
Franceffla Anderson
Elgin
Fire Reports At Garfield And Gideon Center
Fire units responded to calls at 8:06 PM for a heart attack incident at 24S Garfield and at Gideon Shopping Center. Crews reported a resuscitation attempt and patient condition ongoing.
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Lowen Oeom
Garfield
Gideon Shorping Center
Cor
Oklahoma State University Spring Honor Roll Names
The President's Honor Roll for the spring semester at Oklahoma State University lists students including Nie Wrae Powell Campbell Wil liam Sasser Charlotte Stinnett Nancy Elizabeth Craven Allen Glenn Skach Thomas Leslie Josefy Thomas Welborne Talley Leslie Dale Hoy James Steven Walker across Altus Grandfield Hobart Marlow Snyder.
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Oklahoma State University
Nie Wrae Powell
Campbell William Sasser
Charlotte Stinnett
Altus
Nancy Elizabeth Craven
Allen Glenn Skach
Marlow
Leslie Dale Hoy
Snyder
James Steven Walker
Lawton Indian Hospital to operate on emergency basis
Lawton Indian Hospital will run on emergency treatment only for two weeks starting June 25 as six of eight physicians leave for other duty stations. Replacements arrive by July 12, with two physicians on duty during the transition. Public Health Service Corps personnel depart for private practice or residencies, while Miss Emelia Pacariem remains as a civil service obstetrician.
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Lawton Indian Hospital
Lawton P.H.S. Indian Hospital
Stephen Greenberg
Indian Hospital
Greenberg
U.S. Public Health Commissioned Corps
Public Health Service
Frank Detorie
Baltimore
William Mast
Phoenix
Ariz
Thomas McIinerny
Penfield
N. Y
Bruce Weinberger
Public Health Corps
Staten Island
Michael Serby
Emelia Pacariem
Nadarko
Dr. Greenberg
Wheat Harvest Progress Across Oklahoma Regions
Wheat harvest is winding up in Lawton with 1.1 million bushels from Comanche Cotton and Stephens counties. Chickasha reports 743 000 bushels stored as the state totals 11.6 million. Weekend rains slowed cutting. Woodward 12 percent done with 360 000 bushels. Enid about 30 percent finished and 5 million bushels binned. Oklahoma City area at 15 million, Clinton 2.5 million, Ponca City just started with 251 000 bushels.
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Lawton
Comanche
Cotton
Stephens
Oklahoma State Employment Service
Chickasha
Woodward
Ellis
Harper
Enid
Oklahoma City
Clinton
Ponca City
Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Broad Decline In Afternoon Trade
New York stocks drift with blue chips up slightly while most issues fall. Volume nears 5.86 million shares at noon, still the slowest five month period as traders sit out rate reactions. Oklahoma livestock prices and cash grains show mixed gains and drops across categories.
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New York
Jever
United Utilities
Marcor
B.T. tablets touted for relief of everyday nervous tension
An advertisement promotes B.T. tablets as a remedy for simple daily nervous tension offering relief and calm. It emphasizes ease of use and general wellbeing without medical claims.
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