Public Records List Of Reports To City Police
A public records list details individuals and businesses sued in reports tied to the Lowton Police Department. Included are burglaries thefts break ins and property losses at residences and businesses across multiple streets and addresses. Names range from Fannie Moe Turner to James Johnson with items like cars wallets and luggage mentioned.
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Lowton
Mike Hooper
Fannie Moe Turner
Bishop Reod
N. Sivth
Shetter Howell
Enco Station
Sheridan Road
Daniel Cotmer
Robert Vowell
Cor
J. Peck
N. Sheridan
Jean Shore
Monroe
Jonathan Strong
N. Lorrence
Helen Converse
N. 38Th
Sem Bowen
Billy Cordet
Bessie
Lonnie J. Dunford
Jerry D. Reec
S. Sheridan
Steven Holmes
Cheryl
Ir James Johnson
Normen
Charges Filed In District Court List Of Minor Traffic Offenses
Charges filed in district court list numerous motorists facing violations locally. Entries include speeding failing to submit vehicle for inspection disobeying stop signs and improper vehicle operation near intersections. Names span Fort Sill Duncan Lawton Snyder Altus and nearby towns with several license issues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court Clerk's
George B. Lutz
Ster
Lawton
Felling
Kelvin D. Sinning
Dorchester
David J. Tompkins
Elm
Lyndell E. Coleman
Altus
Gary B. Bokke
William Loud
Virgil J. Mundhenke
Fort Sill
Dvene R. Taylor
Cherry
Bobby J. Matthews
Oklchoma
Willie J. Smith
Snyder
Lonnie R. Reeves
Cache
David J. Cook
Richard G. Hoffman
Randoli J. Mays
Michael T. Tucker
Hermon Norman
Arlington
Kenneth R. Jones Jr
Indichoma
Samuel W. Fioca
Temple
Leotha J. Schulte
Ruth K. Kovisiy
S. 49Th
James Gonter
Brian M. McMahn
Roy G. Gollitf
Crestview Drive
James J. Hunt Jr
Pollard
J. Roberts
SE Dorchester Drive
Ronald G. Twohatchet
Carnegie
Donald S. Brey
Lowton
Oo W. Covington
Duncan
Norton
R. Chapman Jr
Abilene
William W. Goodner
Jonathan Strong
Lorrance
Mary E. Vann
Pennsylvania
Fire Reports From Lowton Fire Department Run List
The Lowton Fire Department logged multiple incidents with times and locations including a traffic alert at 2 18 p m on Fort Sill Boulevard a house fire at 1503 Taylor minor damage a building fire six miles east and half mile south with minor damage a trash fire at 805 Manning and a fence fire at 301 Porkwood Lane noted on Wednesday.
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Iuesda
Fort Sill Boulevard
Oryer
Taylor
Manning
Porkwood Lane
Fence
Oklahoma regional winners named in Pride in Oklahoma contest
Ten Southwest Oklahoma high school students are named regional winners in the Pride in Oklahoma essay contest. Winners from Lawton Comanche and Altus areas include Debbie Griffin Mark Wilcomb David Loth Sue Lynn Sasser Elwood Williams Keith Bandy LaDonna Cooley Billy Bob Bailey Mike Barbour and Floria Wolf. Five state winners will be announced at the April 6 awards banquet in Oklahoma City with Gov. David Hall presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Oklahoma High School
Pride In Oklahoma
Southwest Region
Debbie Griffin
Mark Wilcomb
David Loth
Sue Lynn Sasser
Lawton
Elwood Williams
Keith Bandy
LaDonna Cooley
Billy Bob Bailey
Mike Barbour
Comanche
Floria Wolf
Altus
Oklahoma City
David Hall
Area Petroleum Council to Hold Lawton Meeting
The Oklahoma Petroleum Council sponsors a spring meeting at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the Hotel Lawtonian. It is the Lawton session in a six city series with OPC president G R Brainard Jr presenting and a color slide show The Energy Story. Carey Johnson Oil Co Lawton handles local arrangements with C F Gardenhire Texaco Tulsa in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Petroleum Council
Lawtonian
Lawton
G. R. Brainard Jr
OPC
C. F. Gardenhire
Texaco Inc
Tulsa
Area
Carey Johnson
Carey Johnson Oil Co
County
Stock Mart Slump Continues Amid Modest Downtick
New York stocks eased with the noon Dow down 2.11 at 931.89 as profit taking lingered from Tuesday. Airlines and building materials led gains while mail order and retail fell. Gulf Oil topped activity lists for the session. Oklahoma City cattle and grain prices show mixed, with feeders scarce and various wheat and milo figures recorded by the State Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Gulf Oil
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Alva
Manchester
Medford
Kingfisher
Okeene
Clinton
Watonga
Weatherford
Afton
Altus
el Reno
Geary
Hobart
Yukon
Enid
Hillsdale
Temple
Gulf
Mangum
Fleeno
Perryton Ly
MILO
Watongra
Lamont
Pauls Valley
Angela Davis Remains Free on Bail in San Jose Case
In San Francisco the state attorney general’s office says there will be no effort to revoke Angela Davis bail of 102 500. The California Supreme Court recently ruled no changes in capital case bail standards despite death penalty abolition. Jury selection is complete and opening arguments start next Monday in Davis murder kidnapping and conspiracy case.
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San Francisco
Angela Davis
State Attorney General's Office
State Supreme Court
Albert Harris Jr
Davis
Evelle J. Younger
San Jose
Miss Davis
Reddell Elected To Pageant Post
Four new members join the Wichita Mountains Fastr Sun Rise Service Association board. Tom Reddell wins a seat from eight candidates and starts a three year term in May, joining re-elected Jimmy Johnston Fred Lar rance and R L McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Mountains Faster Sunrise Service Association
Jimmy Johnston
Fred Larrance
R. L. McFarland
Tom Reddell
Fred Whitehead
David F. Sandstrom
John Stanard
L. A. Ellis
John Keathley
Thomas FE. Stanton
Morgan Roberts
Arthur Bonner
Stanard
Keathley
Bonner
Iea Pierson
Association
Whitehead
Stanton
Sandstrom
Ellis
Shawmut renamed Boston in 1630
The village of Shawmut in Massachusetts changed its name to Boston on September 16 1630 adopting the name from Boston England reflecting early colonial settlement.
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Shawmut
Mass
Boston
England
Auto Repair Cost Cut Bill Faces House Backing
A House Commerce Committee vote sends a consumer protection auto repair bill back to subcommittee amid Republican-led opposition. Rep. Moss warns the move aims to kill the measure while backers seek a salvageable proposal, highlighting industry resistance to lower repair costs despite Senate support for crash resistance standards.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Commerce and Finance
William L. Springer
Illinois
Senate
Moss
Mathematically Identified First Planet Neptune 1846
The first planet discovered mathematically is Neptune in 1846. John Adams of England and Urbain Le Verrier of France share equal credit for predicting its existence and position.
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Neptune
John Adams
Urbain Leverrier
Public Forum Letter to Editor on Freeholders
Don Smith of Baltimore Circle writes in agreement with the Sunday editorial "Help Freeholders" and thanks the paper for informing Law ton citizens about the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Don Smith
Baltimore Circle
Suspended Term Given In Theft
A 17 year old Lawton youth Barry Jeffery Ball pleaded guilty to second degree burglary. He received a two year deferred judgement and sentence with probation. Co defendant Gary Lee Haydon remains free on bond awaiting preliminary hearing. Ball admitted to breaking into Vinson's Garage and stealing wrenches timing light alternators and a tool chest. Police recovered the tools from a pawn shop on Lee Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Barry Jeffery Ball
Taylor
John Fullerton
Gary Lee Haydon
N. 19Th
Ball
Vinson
N. Sheridan Road
Lee Boulevard
Drowning Victim Sought After Claremore Lake Incident
Authorities from three counties search Claremore City Lake for 20 year old Micheal Joseph Harrigan who drowned when a fishing trip with his brother ended as their boat capsized. His brother William Harrigan was rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremore
Okla
Tulsa
Claremore City
Micheal Joseph Harrigan
Harrigan
Wiliam J. Harrigan
Catoosa
Micheal Harrigan
Neophyte’s evolving meaning from baptism to priest
The term neophyte, from Greek origins, described a newly baptized convert and later a newly ordained priest or convent novice, with its sense expanding to mean a beginner over time according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Area Teams Tops In State 4-H Judging Contest
Jefferson County and Cotton County youths led the state 4-H live stock judging events at the Oklahoma Junior Livestock Show Tuesday. Overall judging crowned Jefferson first and Carter second, with Payne and Grady counties also placing. In commercial cattle grading Cotton County led the way with Pottawatomie second and Pontotoc third and fourth. Individual honors went to Ronny Scott Chickasha first, with Roger Autry Ringling, Lynn Jones Ardmore, Bonnie Schwertdieber Shawnee and Terry Steward Shawnee amassing top spots. Brett Johnson Walters led the commercial cattle grading, ahead of Leon Richards Hardesty, Jan Kunzer Shawnee, Tonya Tucker Ada and Shirley Hart Stillwater.
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Oklahoma City
Jefferson
Cotton Counties
Jefferson County
Cotton County
Carter County
Payne County
Grady County
Pottawatomie County
Pontotoc County
Ronny Scott
Chickasha
Roger Autry
Ringling
Lynn Jones
Ardmore
Bonnie Schwertdieber
Shawnee
Terry Steward
Brett Johnson
Walters
Leon Richards
Hardesty
Jan Kunzer
Tonya Tucker
Ada
Shirley Hart
Stillwater
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Oklahoma State Chamber of Commerce
State Board of Education and
Oklahoma Colleges and Universities
Oklahoma
USDA
Reddell
Peeee
Claremore Lake Rangers
Tulsa Fire Department
Wagoner County
Shop Southwest
DEPT
Sheriden & Gore
Montgomery Ward
Bay Auto Center
Accomodation Center
Tomin
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