Resusci Anne demonstrations at Central Junior High
Central Junior High hosts a training aid demonstration with Mrs Joy Denney and Mrs Shirley Milchesky performing mouth to mouth resuscitation. A winter storm moves into southwest Oklahoma bringing rain sleet snow and freezing temps. Also noted are past nostalgia items from 20 and 30 years ago including a Rural Acquaintance program and local social events. Construction activity is noted at Green Phillips Chevrolet.
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Joy Denney
Shirley Milchesky
Central Junior High School
Oklahoma
Fred R. Harris
Wayne Gilley
Locust Grove School
Clark Harrison
Otto Hilbert
Tink Rhodes
Lawton Rangers
Suspect Arrested In Altus Shooting
A 25 year old man suspected in the Feb 16 abduction robbery rape and shooting of Jiffy Food Store clerk Linda Hall was arrested Sunday night by detectives Norton Akins and Patrol Capt Banister in Altus. A second suspect remained at large. Hall was released from hospital after the assault near Weaver in Tillman County.
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ALTUS
Darrell Norton
Bill Akins
Sonny Banister
Cecil Wilson
Altus Police Dept
Wilson
Linda Hall
Hall
Weaver
Tillman County
Three Armed Robbers Rob Lawton Man for Cash
Three armed men robbed a Lawton man of 250 dollars in cash, investigators reported. The victim was approached by suspects who demanded money before fleeing the scene. No injuries were reported. Local police continued the investigation and canvassed the area for witnesses.
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Lawton
Police Case Log Reflects Multiple Local Thefts
Lawton police reports list complainants from Church of God to residents across the city. The notes detail thefts of tires, stereo equipment, cash, and valuables, plus two armed robberies at a Sizzling Sirloin Stockade and a Thing Grocery with suspects described as Black males, one armed with a blue steel revolver.
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Lawton
Church of God
9Th and
Lee
George J. Dole
B. Btry
Ird Cannon Tog
Fort Sill
James J. Smith
Williams
Apt. D
Frank Phillips
Lindy
N.A. Nichols
Doris Simpson
Gary Bailey
Robert Landis
Joseph V. Rogers
DeWayne T. Matthews
Taft
L.A. Newman
Boss B. Lyons
Joss
W. Gore
Alan Bell
N. 13Th
William Meyers
Richard Amaral
Ozman
Walter Kauloity
Superior Plumbing
Gore
M&p Laundromat
Steve Culver
Taylor
Country Club Drive
Velma Crook
Tomlin Circle
Sirloin Stockade
Second
Robert E. Hammers
Thing
Ramah Lidecker
Platte River Flood Forcing Nebraska Evacuations
The Platte River swelled by spring runoff and ice jams floods eastern Nebraska forcing hundreds to flee. Gov. Exon calls it the worst flood in 40 years as the Elkhorn Big Blue and Missouri rivers also flood. Evacuations occur near Ames North Bend Valley and Ashland with dikes breaking and dynamite used to open channels. rescue crews work to plug breaches while trains are rerouted.
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Platte River
Nebraska
J.J. Exon
Ashland
Linoma Beach
Exon
Omaha
Ames
North Bend
Thomas Lake
Big Island
Fremont
Valley
Dodge County
Union Pacific
Indian Education Convention Slate in Oklahoma City
Former Lawton resident Stuart Tonemah executive director of the National Advisory Council on Indian Education will speak at Oklahoma’s first statewide Indian Education Convention hosted by Oscar Rose Junior College in Oklahoma City. Tonemah will discuss existing laws and legislation affecting Indian education in Oklahoma and nationally alongside Hakim Kahn Attorney General Larry Derryberry and State Superintendent Dr. Leslie Fisher.
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Lawton
Stuart Tonemah
National Advisory Council On Indian Education
Tonemah
Oscar Rose Junior College
Oklahoma City
Washington, D.C
Oklahoma
Cameron College
Medicine Man to Speak at OSU Ethnic Lifestyles Seminar
A Rosebud Sioux medicine man a singer and a community psychologist will be among the speakers at an Ethnic Lifestyles and Mental Health seminar at Oklahoma State University. Joseph Eagle Elk of South Dakota will describe his path to becoming a medicine man his training and his role in the community and how he relates to white medicine. The OSU psychology department sponsors the seminar which meets at 7 30 p m Thursday and 10 30 a m to 5 p m Friday on the OSU campus.
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Oklahoma State University
Joseph Eagle Elk
South Dakota
OSU
Stop Hair Loss and Grow More Hair in Houston Texas
A Houston advertisement claims a Loesch Laboratory Consultants treatment can stop hair loss and regrow hair. It asks readers with thinning hair to try a 32 day program and mail in private inquiries, including details about scalp condition and hair loss history.
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Houston
Texas
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Adv
Loesch Laboratory Consultants. Inc
West Main
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Harry Anderson
Indian Education Convention Slate
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