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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1978

Page

3

Fire Department Rescue Team Revives Critically Ill Man

On a snowy February morning Harvey Snider collapsed at home. Prompt CPR by fire rescue and Kirk’s Emergency Service saved his life and he remains hospitalised in Memorial. His wife praised the dispatcher Jennie Hatcher and medical crew for sustaining his heart until arrival. Fire Chief Dick Tannery notes CPR program has saved lives and stresses cooperation with ambulance and hospital teams. Paramedic training aims for four years, with three-year progress for current EMTs.

Harvey Snider Fire Department Memorial Hospital Jennie Hatcher Police Department Kirk Dick Tannery Ation Tannery

Short sleeve shirts in stripes solids and patterns

A catalog note shows short sleeve shirts available in stripes solids and patterns across sizes S M L and XL, detailing style options and size range for buyers.

County CETA Funds Top $3 Million in Comanche County

Comanche County Commissioner Frank White announced at a press conference that the CETA program will exceed $3 million in county funding this fiscal year, bringing total CETA support since 1974 to over $8 million. By Jan 30, 4,161 people had gained training or wages through CETA with 17 programs and 34 sub divisions.

Comanche County Frank White White Oklahoma State Employment Service

Lawton to Consider Closing Public Way March 17 1978

City of Lawton will hold a public hearing at 9 00 A M March 17 1978 in City Hall Council Chambers Comanche County to consider closing a public easement along E Avenue between SW 4th Street and the line from Lot 21 Block 49 to Lot 12 Block 62 Original Townsite Lawton Oklahoma. Citizens and interested parties may be heard. City Clerk Jean McGavic.

Oklahoma Lawton Comanche County City Planning Department 4Th Street Lowton

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