Hospital Births and Admissions Snapshot
Births include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts in Jefferson at 1 34 p.m. March 15 weighing 8 11. A son to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Morrow in Cache at 6 05 a.m. March 15 weighing 8 pounds 844 ounces. Numerous entries list names and addresses with medical or surgical status. many patients admitted or dismissed across Elgin Snyder Duncan Lawtonian Apache and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roberts
Jefferson
John D. Morrow
Cache
Yvonne C. Allen
Kinyon
Frances R. Austin
Richard M. Baggett
Hugh L. Breeze
Snyder
Robert E. Burris
Bishop Road
Stephen L. Burris
Leta Y. Clifton
Ferris
Charles C. Howard
Hoover
George G. Johnson
Cherry
Perry Landry
Beverly J. Loubier
Elm
Rosa Loeb
Leon W. Maddox
Jack May
Lynda K. McCracken
Ronald E. Morrison
Cameron College
Maydell Page
Dearborn
Kristen A. Polston
Cache Road
Mildred M. Reed
Lois C. Reynolds
Ash
Nona L. Sanders
Patricia A. Bishop
Apache
John F. Graham
Robert S. Green
Sylvia S. Guiliano
Paula J. Hartman
Velma
Lota O. Helf
Altus
Gery
T. G. Hopkins
Texas
Nona J. Millspaugh
Nona J. Millspaugh, No. 14 N. 68Th
Ellen B. Moore
Robert
la Grone
Oklahoma City
Officials dispute liquor business role in state lodges
State leaders clash over whether the Tourism and Recreation Department operates a liquor business through private clubs in six lodges. McLennan says leases to private firms keep rooms nearly free while Lt. Gov. Nigh insists the state leases to avoid liquor involvement and plans lease remodeling and increases. He notes two Lake Eufaula clubs rent at 175 each per month to a single firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sooner Alcohol- Narcotic Education
SANE
Tourism and Recreation Department
McLennan
George Nigh
Nigh
Vehicles Without 1973 Plates Face Impoundment
Police crack down on violators with officers impounding vehicles lacking 1973 plates. Owners may reclaim their vehicle by purchasing the 1973 tag at double rates. Warnings will be issued and tags required. Participating agencies include the police department sheriff’s office and OHP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Highway Patrol
Police Department
Sheriff’s Office
OHP
City Teen Faces Burglary Trial in District Court
Lawton teenager Alfred L. Epps, 19, of 6403 Euclid, was bound over for district court trial after a Feb. 20 arrest in Eisenhower High School parking lot. A car owned by Mike Smith was broken into while Smith attended a basketball game. Special District Judge John F. Taylor presided Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
John F. Taylor
Alfred L. Epps
Euclid
Epps
Eisenhower High School
Mike Smith
Smith
Housing Board Rejects Plan to Buy Hotel
The Lawton housing board declined the proposal to purchase and remodel the Hotel Lawtonian for public housing citing a current funding freeze. A management review by David Taylor urged updating income verification files, inspecting units for painting, and guiding tenants on proper use despite the standstill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housing Board
Lawton Housing Authority Board of Directors
Lawtonian
Housing Authority
David Taylor
Area Housing and Urban Development Department
City Cleanup Campaign Planned Across April to May
The HE Lawton Chamber of Commerce Environment Committee schedules the citywide cleanup from April 23 to May 27, aligned with the states Beautiful Month and Kiwanis Cleaner Greener Lawton. A kickoff meeting April 18 will assign campaign areas, with residents urged to tidy own property and city hauling for large items at curbside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Chamber of Commerce Environment Committee
J. D. Fountain
Kiwanis Club
Lawton
Fountain
Chamber
Environment Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Cullen
State To Rest Murder Case
The state may rest its case today against Kenneth Ray Castleberry for murdering his wife and two children. A Tulsa detective testified that Castleberry gave conflicting stories and finally admitted the knife-slayings but could not remember doing them. Larry Johnson testified Castleberry told him he went to bed about 10 30 p m on February 15 1972 after visitors left and woke at 7 a m to go to work. Johnson said he later spoke with Castleberry who had just buried his family in Kansas and that Castleberry felt he had killed them but his mind was a blank. He described fear and panic and Castleberry choosing to go to work and try to forget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Kenneth Ray Castleberry
Castleberry
Larry Johnson
Johnson
Kansas
Arthritis Affects Seventeen Million Americans
A health statistic highlights that seventeen million Americans live with some form of arthritis outlining its broad impact across age groups and regions. The figure underscores longstanding public health concerns about joint disease and disability.
Prosecutions and Convictions Rise in Federal Cases
In fiscal 1972 prosecutions for federal law violations reached 49,000 with 37,200 convictions. Four years earlier under the prior administration about 32,000 prosecutions and 25,000 convictions were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney General’s Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lynette L. Mowatt
Walters, Medical
Mike D. Netherland
Victoria A. Pansky
Lynn Circle
Pamela S. Pritchett
Glenda S. Russell
Oziman
Jess L. Sherrod
Grensted Lane
Dorothy L. Smith
Medicine Park
Jimmy Swann
Williams
Lillie M. Walker
S. 11Th
Elsie W. Wimberly
Carnegie
Susan E. Durbin
Walters
Williams Aee
Arlington
Raymond Griffin
Ae Ke A. Harvey
Ruby Tabby
Columbia
Rose Thompson
Viola Witsil
Arlington Manor
Kenneth Gardner
Elgin
Edward A. Julian
Ernest Morris
S. 40Th
Henry A. Bartels
Compass Drive
Henry J. Boyer
Janice M. Broomfield
Charles Meyer
Jack Peine
John Walling
Thomas B. Clark
Clarence A. Dutton
Bob R. Earhart
S. Ninth
Gary Grubbs
Fletcher
John M. Shepard
Fred L. Wilkinson
Greenmeadow Drive
P.H.S. Indian
Beverly Cramer
Brant Moses
Tennessee
Geraldine Subin
Home Savings and Loan Co
Ace
Home Savings
Larrance Tank Corp
Home Savings & Loan Building
Lawton Transit Mix
Box
Bea OM
Home Savings & Loan Co
H. L. Lopes & Son
F. Street
America
AMC
American Motors
United States
Canada
Cordes Inc
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