Public Records Of Thefts Burglaries And Vandalism Reported
Police logged a string of public records from a city area including theft of stereo players from a car in the 1600 block of Pennsylvania and burglary of a residence at 2508 0 with theft of a component system. Reports include shoplifting at Pigoy Wiggly and vandalism injuries at various addresses. Two Lawton girls aged about 11 were arrested for questioning regarding a beating at Lawton High School. Police noted an investigation ongoing and listed multiple addresses and incidents across the city.
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Safeway Grocery
A. Berdo
Magnolia
Karen Montgomery
Dearborn
Pennsylvania
Katerina
Cocie Road
Marshall Jackson
Donne Shaw
Jefferson
W. Gore
Lowton Mariot Hospital
Lawton
Lawton High Schoolissile Inn
S. Sheridan
Billy Demastus
Cleveland School
Maurice Leonhart
Laird
Shirley Williams
Arthur Briere
E. Lee
Mabie A. Wagoner
J. C. Hester . Inc
Hearing Set On Burglary Charge Here
A preliminary hearing is set for April 15 in district court for two Lawton men Horace Henry Jr. and Reasy L. Gardner charged with second degree burglary and held on $10 000 bonds each. They were arrested after police answered a burglar alarm at Southwest Army and Pawn Shop and found guns valued around $2 000.
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Lawton
Horace Henry Jr
Reasy L. Gardner
Southwest Army & Pawn Shop
Lee
Henry
Gardner
South Lawton
McAlester
Guilty Plea Leads To Five Year Drug Sentence
Ruben A. Guzman 23 of Lawton was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty in district court to drug possession charges. He waived a pre sentence investigation and received the term on the district court record.
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Huntington
N.Y
Rudy May
New York Yankees
Angels
May
Yankees
Ruben A. Guzman
Lawton
Guzman
William Roberts
Robert Looney
Karen E. Makepeace
Sheriff's Department
Unstamped Mail Volume Drops After Post Office Policy
The U S Postal Service reports an 88 percent drop in unpaid mail after November policy to return unstamped items. From about 185 million annual unpaid pieces, volume fell to 20 million, with further declines expected. The service handles 90 billion pieces yearly and cites at least 13 million dollars in annual losses previously. Violators can face up to 300 dollars fine under federal law.
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U.S. Post Office
U.S. Postal Service
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Postal Service
Federal Women's Day Observed At Fort Sill
Fort Sill held Federal Women's Day with an afternoon session in Theater Four for all post women employees including Women’s Army Corps members. Maj. Gen. Ott designated the day in response to a committee request. Speaker Cleta B. Deatherage addressed women and the law and the Equal Rights Amendment.
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Fort Sill
Army Corps
David E. Ott
Elsie Rosheger
Cleta B. Deatherage
Oklahoma Coalition For Equal Rights
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