Lawsuits Filed Over Lamb Deaths At FFA Barn
Two small claims suits were filed in district court by Cindy Johannes and Lorri Jones against Will Johnson over a dog mauling that killed lambs at the Future Farmers of America barn near the city school. Johnson claimed the dog, a large white German Shepherd, is not his and said it belongs to his son Edmond Williams. Johnson noted he was questioned by police and said he had not visited the animal shelter recently.
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Future Farmers of American
FFA
Cindy Johannes
Ave. I
Lorri Jones
Will Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Edmond Williams
Animal Shelter
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
City Animal Shelter
Proefrock Turns Trash Into Tools In Springfield Yard
Carl Proefrock, an alley picker in Springfield, uses neighbors discarded items to build inventions. His neat yard hides a busy workshop where windmills and other creations come to life, reflecting years of resourcefulness.
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Copley
Springfield
Ill
Carl Proefrock
Proefrock
Woman Shot in Fort Sill Neighborhood After Indecent Calls Guilty
Blanche Deloris Crabtree, 48, a Fort Sill civil service employee, remained in serious but stable condition with a gunshot wound to the left shoulder at Reynolds Army Hospital after a Tuesday morning incident at her Parkview residence. She had pleaded guilty Monday to a misdemeanor for placing indecent telephone calls to local realtor Jack Lindstrom and his son, with sentencing set for Friday.
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Blanche Deloris Crabtree
Civil Service
Fort Sill
Reynolds Army Hospital
Summer School Enrollment Set
Lawton Public Schools announced summer session for high school students from July 6 to July 30. Classes run 8 am to 12 pm at Eisenhower and Lawton High School with a $15 tuition for select courses.
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Lawton Public Schools
Eisenhower High School
Lawton High School
Macrame Course Offered Three Times Weekly at YMCA
A macrame course runs July 7 for three weeks with classes on Monday Wednesday and Friday from 10 00 to 11 30 a m at the YMCA. Fees are 10 for members and 19 for non members. For more information call 355 9622.
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YMCA
The
Rodeo Began 14th Annual Cache Event With Parade
The Cache Eagle Roundup Club opens its 14th annual rodeo today and runs through Independence Day. A downtown parade is set for 5 p.m. Saturday, with three trophies to be awarded. Riders gather at the city park under National Horsemen Association rules and entertainments include a rodeo dance with Jim Gordon and the Sundowners. Performances start at 8 p.m.
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Cache
Cache Eagle
Kermit Elling
Grand National Horsemen Association
Jimmy Gordon
The
Sundowners
A Killer's Profile From the Fatal Driver Study
The profile describes a male driver aged 25 to 37 who is a high school graduate, single or separated, driving an older car. He talks expansively with aggressive drinking habits and favors beer over hard liquor, identified as the greatest threat on highways.
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U.S. Dept. of Transportation
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Lawton
Carl
Proofrock
Macrame
Maentienes
WARDS
Sheridan & Gore Open
Montgomery
Area Crusade
Richard Green
Trinity Baptist Church
20Th & Gore
Vivitar
Montgoraery
Sheridan & Gore
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