City Man Faces Hearing After Bar Knife Attack
Alford Green 28 of 1621 Pennsylvania is charged with assault and battery with intent to kill after a stabbing Monday at the Half Note Bar and Grill. A preliminary hearing is set April 14 in district court. Bond $5,000. Victim Thomas Gene McHenry 26 of Lawton was hospitalized in stable condition with a chest wound and minor cuts.
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Alford Green
Pennsylvania
Half Note Bar & Grill
Green
Thomas Gene McHenry
Lawton
McHenry
Public Records of Theft Vandalism and Robbery Reported Across City
The records list numerous incidents including thefts from residences vehicles and a motor home gas theft and a shoplifting arrest. Names like Pete Date's Furniture Jerry's Restaurant and Roosevelt Donne appear with addresses such as 2920 Cache Road Sheridan and 702 SW 49th. A 12 year old was arrested after a shoplifting incident at K-Wort.
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Duty Food
Cache Road
Pete & Date's
S. Sheridan
Jerry
William Singletary
Orman
Ee Ee Kingington
Jesse Salmon
Sheila Carter
NW Oak
Leon Hunt
Pollerd
Leodies Jones
SW Jefferson
Cheries A. Cunningham
Morilyn LaFever
Irwin
Witmer Piote
Nottingham Road
Stoney Johnson
Kittie Toohty
Mikel Sharp
Linde
Bob Conley
Summit
Moose Lodge
Charlie
Lewis
Roosevelt
Dan
W. Lee
Russell Schroder
Vernon M Solferfield Jr
Errol F. Matthews
Fort Silt
Ems
iLowton
Maric Detty Youth Services Center
Papua New Guinea Names Currency Kina Ahead of Changeover
Papua New Guinea will adopt the kina as its new currency with a late date for the changeover from the Australian dollar. Finance Minister Julius announces the official timeline and outlines transition steps for banks and the public.
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Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea
Julius
Oklahoma City Woman Freed in Forged Check Case
Patricia Ann Burris, 28, was cleared of uttering a forged instrument after a witness failed to identify her as the person who cashed a $34.59 check on Zoe Ann Wright’s account. Special District Judge David Carter dismissed the charge following Burris’s preliminary hearing. Wright said her purse was stolen while she was visiting her babysitter.
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Patricia Ann Burris
Oklahoma City
Burris
David Carter
Zoe Ann Wright
New York
Anthony
Pair Ordered To Face Hearing In District Court
Robert I. Jackson and Andre L. Pearson, both 18, of Salinas and Sedalia, are set for a joint preliminary hearing on second degree burglary charges. Arraigned Tuesday, they face a Monday Zenith Music & Vending Co. burglary. Bond was $2,000 each. Police found them hiding behind a door at 4:35 a.m. Monday with a screwdriver a jack handle and a garden fork recovered near the scene.
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Robert I. Jackson
Salinas
Andre L. Pearson
Sedalia
Zenith Music & Vending
Jackson and
Pearson
School Levies Approved in Medicine Park Area
Voters in Medicine Park approved three school millage measures after January results failed. The five mill building levy passed 80 to 16, the five mill emergency levy 80 to 16, and the 10 mill local support levy 79 to 17, securing operating funds for the district.
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Medicine Park
Comanche County Election Board
J. N. Logan
Drug Charge Dropped in Fort Sill Case
Michael R. Candelaris 19 head quarters Battery U S Army Fort Sill had a possession of controlled dangerous drugs charge dismissed after lab tests showed capsules did not contain illegal substances. He was arrested February 15 for DUI and found with a bottle of liquor and marijuana items during booking.
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Fort Sillman
Michael R. Candelaris
Headquarters Battery
U.S. Army Field Artillery Center
Fort Sill
Candelaris
Lawton
Robert Braly
Jo Brooks
Texas Speed Limit Bill Action Awaited
In Austin lawmakers weigh the fate of a bill to ease the 55 mph limit. Rep Dan Kubiak defends confidences with clergy amid debate on voter list purging. The measure won preliminary approval 71 to 69 with final votes due today and Senate action forthcoming.
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Austin
Tex
Dan Kubiak
D-Rockdale
House
Senate
Comanche Seed Distribution Planned for Tribe Members
The Comanche revenue sharing committee will issue garden seed to tribal members on Thursday Friday and Saturday at the Soil and Moisture Conservation office in Walters Lawton and Cache locations. Ava Doty, secretary of the tribal business committee, announced the schedule. The Walters event runs 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday, Lawton 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, and Cache 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Comanche Tribal Revenue Sharing Committee
Ava Doty
Tribal Business Committee
Walters
Soil and Moisture Conservation Office
Lawton
Comanche
Soil and Moisture Conservation Building
Cache
Indian Methodist
Glider Pilots Set Meeting In State
The National World War II Glider Pilots Association plans a district meeting in Midwest City at the Holiday Inn East. Attendees from Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska will register Friday at 1 p.m. The cocktail dinner Saturday at 7 30 p.m. will be held at the Tinker Air Force Base Officers Club.
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National
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Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Public Records
Ozman
IRS
Ares
Texas
Neil Caldwell
Dangleton
John Hoestenbach
D-Odessa
Oklahoma
C’ Avenue
Cash
Anoun Ykovereruss
C” Avenue
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