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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1976

Page

7

Thompson Hearing Set in Lawton Murder Case

Thompson 26 faces second degree murder charge for June 14 shooting death of Don Whitsell 35 a part owner of D R Salvage Wrecker Service Whitsell shot four times in Deborah Thompson estranged wife residence Bond set at 25000 Special Dist Judge Keith Aycock scheduled a preliminary hearing for August 4 Thompson returned to Lawton from Seattle after surrendering to police authorities The death weapon a .32 caliber pistol not found Investigators seek identity of a man in a car linked to Thompson's flight

Tommy Lynn Thompson Thompson Don Whitsell Lawton D & R Salvage and Wrecker Service Whitsell Special Dist Keith Aycock Asistant Dist Nolan Hackler Deborah Thompson

Carswell Charge Considered in Tallahassee Incident

State Atty. Harry Morrison said he needs about three days to file a battery charge against former U.S. Supreme Court nominee G Harrold Carswell. He plans to investigate further and will not file before Thursday. Carswell remains hospitalized for a nervous condition after arrest following a meeting with a vice squad officer at a Tallahassee wooded area.

Tallahassee Fla Harry Morrison U.S. Supreme Court G. Harrold Carswell Morrison Carswell Murray Wadsworth 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Tallahassee Memorial Hospital George Greene

Lawton FFA Wins State Simmental Field Day

Lawton FFA captured first place at the state Simmental Field Day held at Half Moon Ranch Yukon. Team members Sue Nell Glover Donna DeVine Darrell Hanza and Joe McMahan, coached by Ron Long Jay Woodward and Marvin Bickett, led the effort. Prague FFA and El Reno FFA followed in second and third. Sue Nell Glover was named High Individual with Jerry Lance Sapulpa and Kevin Wach Stratford placing second and third. More than 200 individuals from 45 teams competed judging Simmental cattle.

Lawton Ffa Half- Moon Ranch Yukon Sue Nell Glover Donna DeVine Darrell Hanza Joe McMahan Ron Long Jay Woodward Marvin Bickett Prague Ffa el Reno Ffa Jerry Lance Sapulpa Kevin Wach Stratford

Vietnamese Thai children tour Great Plains Area Vo Tech

About 35 Indo-Chinese refugee children ages eight to 16 from Carriage Hills Elementary and St. Mary’s School toured the Great Plains Area Vo Tech. Rita Coleman and Binh Vu led the six week program with aides Neisha Townsend and Patrice Smith. Some may later attend Vo Tech with Lawton Public Schools.

Great Plains Vo- Tech Carriage Hills Lawton St. Mary's School Rita Coleman Binh Vu Neisha Townsend Patrice Smith Vo-Tech Lawton Public Schools

Building Continued By Postal Service

The Postal Service runs deficits and plans about $417 million in new building commitments for the year ending this month. In five years the service has averaged $516 million annually for building and accrued about $600 million in debt yearly. Postmaster Bailor seeks higher subsidies, warning insolvency without federal borrowing. Alfred Maevis notes construction is not tight to an expense budget but guided by needs.

Washington Postal Service Reorganized Postal Service Benjamin F. Bailor Federal Treasury Alfred C. Maevis

Taxis Taken When Cab Drivers Robbed Here

Two city cab drivers were robbed and their taxis stolen during the past weekend. Roy Del Sparks of Yellow Cab Co reported a strong armed robbery on SE 6th Street by three Black males. Bill Griffith of Checker Cab Co said he was robbed at knifepoint on Fort Sill post near Pool No 1 by two Black males and a White male. Police said Sparks had $15 in a shirt pocket and no cash in his wallet. the abandoned taxi was found at 1st and B. Fort Sill CID is investigating.

Roy del Sparks Yellow Cab Co S. 11Th SE 6Th Street Oklahoma Highway Patrol SE 7Th Street Bill Griffith Checker Cab Co Fort Sill Public Information Office Griffith Pool No. 1 PIO Henry Post Airfield Post Lawton Sparks Fort Sill 1St and

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