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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1978

Page

8

Salt residue endangers trees and lawns in Oklahoma City

Urban forester Kurt Atkinson warns winter salt from streets may harm or kill vegetation in Oklahoma City yards. Salt damage is often gradual, triggering a years-long decline by affecting salt sensitive trees and plants via salty mist and root-zone infiltration.

Oklahoma City Kurt Atkinson Atkinson State Department of Agriculture

Disaster drill backdrop as Lawton hospitals rehearse tornado response

An ominous stormy setting framed a disaster drill by Southwestern Hospital and Comanche County Memorial Hospital with Lawton High School and Cameron University students acting as victims. About 20 patients were taken to Southwestern Hospital and 25 to Comanche County Memorial as staff coordinated care with Civil Defense, the Fire Department, Red Cross, and Kirk's Ambulance Service. The exercise, planned by hospital officials and Wes Miller's Civil Defense office, aims to test interagency coordination in emergencies, with two drills required annually.

Lawton Lawton Fire Department Red Cross Kirk’s Civil Defense Wes Miller Lawton High School Cameron University Kirk Fire Department Southwestern Hospital Comanche County Memorial Southwest Hospital Comanche County Memorial Hospital

Family seeks help locating dog that bit boy at park

Tony Vanderver, 12, of 1217 Logan, was bitten Monday at a city park near 14th and Carrol by a black dog. The owner was present but left with the animal before vaccination status could be confirmed. The family urges contact to avoid rabies shots.

Tony Vanderver Logan 14Th and Carrol

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