World War II Propaganda Bomb Found At Cache Home
Spec. 6 Michael Maum discovered a 42 inch by 12 inch inert 1944 type propaganda bomb in a garage crate at his Cache home. The device was moved to Fort Sill for training after local authorities alerted Fort Sill and the 61st Ordnance Detachment confirmed the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Michael G. Maum
197Th MP Co
Cache Maum
Cache
George W. Ford
Sheriff's Department
Bill Banks
Charles Grant
Post
61St Ordnance
Maum
197Th MP
Duncan Students Win Big at Cameron Regional Science Fair
Two Duncan students earned top honors at the 17th annual Cameron University Regional Science Fair advancing to the International Science and Engineering Fair in Oklahoma City. Phil Doener Jr. won for Excess Noise and High Frequency Experiments and Randy Elliott for The Sun in Service to Mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron University
Duncan
Oklahoma City
Phil Doener Jr
Duncan High School
Randy Elliott
Oklahoma
East Central Oklahoma State University
Ada
Wichita Mountain Chapter of
Oklahoma Professional Engineers
U.S. Navy
Lisa Southall
Navajo High School
Chi Delta Epsilon
Scientific American Magazine
Debra Rienschmidt
Clinton High School
American Chemical Society
Zebco
Jeff Linderer
Society of Physics
Scientific American
Susan K. Garrett
Comanche County Pharmaceutical Association
Mark Geurnik
Phil Doener
Sun Oil Co
Dwayne Schmidt
Gay Angsley
Elgin Junior High
Eastman Kodak
Montgomery Ward Co
June Barrington
Marcel Gigger
Upswing for Papayas in Hawaii
Papaya industry in Hawaii expands with 1975 advertising budget around 185000 dollars, up 24 percent from 1974. Production is projected at 48 million pounds for 1975, a 25 percent rise from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Building funds sought for Fort Sill barracks complex
U S Secretary of Defense James R Schlesinger asked Congress for 16513000 for a new barracks complex at Fort Sill plus 3479000 for building and heating system upgrades The request was announced by Rep Tom Steed who joins the House appropriations subcommittee overseeing military base construction Fort Sill has over 40 million in construction completed or under way including new and modernized barracks a commissary library and a recreation center
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U.S. Secretary of Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Congress
Fort Sill
Schlesinger
Fourth District
Tom Steed
Steed
House
Firm Reaches School Quota in City Health Plan
Lawton Public Schools announce that more than 270 employees signed up for group health insurance, meeting a 40 percent participation target. The district will offer two programs from Blue Cross Blue Shield and American National Insurance via the Oklahoma Education Association.
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Lawton
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
American National Insurance
Oklahoma Education Association
Cityan Accepted At Medical School
Gary Gramolini 21 son of Dr and Mrs C J Gramolini of Geronimo has been accepted to the Oklahoma College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery Tulsa for the class starting in July. He is a 1971 Eisenhower High School graduate and holds a bachelor of science from the University of Oklahoma Norman where he is pursuing graduate work.
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Gary Gramolini
C. J. Gramolini
Geronimo
Oklahoma College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
Tulsa
Gramolini
Eisenhower High School
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Army's 1975 Football Schedule Revealed
The 1975 Army football team will play 11 games with six at West Point New York. The opening game is against Holy Cross on September 13.
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Army
West Point
N.Y
Holy Cross
City Payroll Clerk Honored for February Work
Ethel Johnson in the city accounting division was named employee of the month for February by the Employee Advisory Committee. She has served since October 1972 and as a payroll clerk since July 1974, with a certificate of honor given at the City Council session. She will receive $25 in savings bonds and two days off with pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Johnson
City Accounting Division
Johnson
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
SBA loan office opens for storm victims in four Oklahoma counties
An office will accept applications for federal Small Business Administration loans from residents of Jackson Stephens Kiowa and Garvin counties struck by recent tornadic winds. Loans are long term and low interest. Prince Saim, 1965 Garden State Stakes winner, is a 12 year old stud at Rosemont Farm Maryland.
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Small Business Administration
Oklahoma
Jackson
Stephens
Kiowa
Garvin
Prince Saim
Rosemont Farm
Maryland
Oswald Photos Deepen Mystery of Assassination
The New York Review of Books released two photographs of a man who claimed to be Lee Harvey Oswald contacting the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City in 1963. The images depict a different man, not Oswald, amid CIA surveillance photos, with details from Warren Commission records about the embassy visit.
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NEW York
New York Review of Books
Lee Harvey Oswald
Mexico City
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
New York Review
George O'Toole
Bernard Fensterwald
Lee Oswald
Oswald
Fensterwald
O'Toole
CIA
Richard Helms
Marguerite Oswald
Parole Board to Review Comanche County Inmates
Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board plans its monthly meeting at McAlester State Penitentiary to consider seven Comanche County inmates. Costs include John Costley III and Lonnie Epper son with robbery, forged instruments, and drug charges, plus others serving for burglary and fraud. Additional inmates from Tillman Stephens Jackson counties face murder and armed robbery convictions.
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Mike Ray
Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Parole Board
State Penitentiary
McAlester
Tillman
Mack Hawkins
Dionicio Garcia
Stephens County
John D. Radley
Hermon E. Jones
Michael Young
Jackson County
Bernice Scott
Pardon and Parole Board
North Eastern
P.O. Box
Oklahoma City
Can You Tell the $1 740 Plate From the $3 Plates
Northbrook Illinois art dealer Thomas F. Gilmore promotes a free report on identifying true collector plates with high resale potential. He notes the 1965 Lalique middle plate as valuable at about 1740 dollars, while flanking plates are ordinary. Requests for the free report must be sent by March 29, 1975 to Bradford Galleries Northbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northbrook
Chicago
Thomas F. Gilmore
Gilmore
Bradford Galleries
Bradford Place
Illinois
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Cache Home
Blue Shield Group
South Boulder
Muskogee
Gerece Mart
Bive Crom Assocation ‘Service Mart
Manone Asso Ator
Bie Stet
Self
Blue Shield of
South Boulder PO
John Lewis Costley III
Lonnie S. Epperson
Paul William Harper
Sirdell Jordan
Dennis Arthur Kitts
Esau Tony Soldona
John Timothy Sutton
Fletcher
Costley
Kcco Radio
S. Flower Mound Road
Epperson
Roy M. Tollison
Buzz
W. Gore
Cache Road
Harper
Jordan
Lawton Police
Kitts
Dana Forgy Auto
S. Sheridan
Soldana
Soldona
Sutton
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford Courier
Courier
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