Interchange 281 safety study cites high severity of crashes
Captain E L Scott details crash patterns at the three level spiderweb interchange where nocturnal lighting is poor and speed enforcement scarce. In 1970 three injuries produced three deaths and five injuries. citywide 2 944 accidents with 392 injuries and nine fatalities. Scott urges more signage and traffic control to curb severe wrecks despite lower overall incidence.
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E. L. Scott
Cache Road
U.S. 62
Fort Sill
Scott
Traffic Engineering and Traffic Division
Oe Eee
Wichita Falls
Sill Papers Win Awards at Fort Sill Newspapers
Fort Sill two papers The Cannoneer and The Defender won Continental Army Command Copy Desk Awards. The Cannoneer earned journalism excellence while The Defender received the CON ARC award for editorial and technical improvements. Information officer Lt Col Donald Seybold and editor Mary McClure lead The Cannoneer. ATC information officer Lt John C Mitchell and editor Spec 5 Jon L Aldridge head editorial operations.
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Cannoneer
The
Defender
Continental Army Command
command _ information
the Defender
U.S. Army Training Center, Field Artillery
ATC
Conarc
Donald A. Seybold
Mary McClure
Pioneers Mark 40th Anniversary in Oklahoma Observance
Ka marks its 40th anniversary as Lawton joins over 4 000 Pioneers statewide for a week long observance Sunday through Saturday March 20. Mike Harman Lawton office manager for Southwestern Bell says the group has at least 21 years in the telephone industry. Oklahoma chapters focus on fellowship loyalty and service. State members contribute more than seven percent of total community service hours visiting sick and aged in nursing homes hospitals and orphanages.
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Lawton
Mike Harman
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Oklahoma
Harman
Postal System Comprises Thirty-Two Thousand Offices
The United States postal system includes 32,000 post offices across the nation shaping mail delivery and services.
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Benefit powwow set at Apache Fair Building
Lawton Oklahoma Indians for Opportunity holds a benefit powwow at 7 30 p m Saturday in the Apache Fair Building to raise funds for chapter work. Head man dancer is George Woogie Smith of Elgin and head woman dancer Nesha Santos Morgan of Lawton. James Chesnah of Elgin serves as head drummer.
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Lawton
George (Woogie) Smith
Elgin
Nesha (Santos) Morgan
James Chesnah
U.S. sour cherry production centered in Midwest states
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes sour cherries account for over half of U.S. cherry output with most grown in Michigan New York and Wisconsin indicating regional dominance in the crop.
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U.S
Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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