Funerals for Mrs. W O Love and Paul Millar
Mrs. W O Love Sr aged 91 died Sunday in Pine Bluff Ark after a lengthy illness. Survivors include a son and three daughters. Burial at Kingsland Ark. Paul Hastings Millar 79 of Walters died Sunday. Funeral Tuesday at First United Methodist Church Burkburnett Tex with Rev. Ed Miller officiating. Burial in Burkburnett Cemetery. He served in WWI and was a Mason. Survivors include wife, two sons and five daughters among others.
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W.O. Love Sr
Pine Bluff
Ark
W.C
Bill) Love
Memorial Hospital
Kingsland
Walters
Paul Hastings Millar
First United Methodist Church
Burkburnett
Tex
Ed Miller
Burkburnett Cemetery
Wyatt Funeral Home
Millar
Dows
Iowa
Pearl Gilkerson
Higgins
Paul H. Millar Jr
el Cajon
Calif
Robert L. Millar
Lucille Scribner
Reydon
Okla
Vaunclle Tenney
Tyler
Ruth Teaff
Electra
Wilda Wood
Maxine Wheeler
Pasadena
Police Records List Complainants From City Reports
Lawton Police Department reports list complainants with addresses. Names include Glen Edmonson Vernon Fanning Ronald Lodes Daniel J. Martin Kenneth Reynolds Pun Young Oliver Tyrone Muldowney William Pollard Debra Cain Claudia Space Mike Rosa John P. Zerr and their reported losses from residences thefts, missing items, and mislaid belongings.
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Lawton
Glen Edmonson
Kinyon
Vernon T. Fanning
Jefferson
Ronald Lodes
Compass
Daniel J. Martin
Lake
Dairy Queen
Fort Sill Bivd
Kenneth Reynolds
Pun Young Oliver
Taylor
Tyrone F. Muldowney
William H. Pollard Jr
Kingsbury
Debra Cain
15Th
Bessie
Claudia Space
Mike Rosa
Ave
John P. Zerr
Crossword puzzles evolve from Wynne invention in 1913 World
The origin of crosswords traces to Arthur Wynne creating the 32 clue word cross published in the New York World on November 21 1913. The piece notes crosswords as a popular pastime with millions seeking relaxation and mental challenge and mentions an enormous unsolved puzzle by Robert M Stilgenbauer consisting of 3185 across clues and 3149 down clues built over 11 years.
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Arthur Wynne
New York World
Robert M. Stilgenbauer
Ambassadors honored after Hanafi hostage release toast
Three diplomats Iran's Ardeshir Zahedi Pakistan's Sahabzada Yaqub Khan and Egypt's Ashraf Ghorbal were toasted at a private Washington party for negotiating the release of 134 Hanafi hostages. The 38 hour siege ended without more deaths while guests praised the diplomats. Doors were opened by Patrick Daly and Mr and Mrs Benjamin Berke with guests from diplomacy and Congress attending. President Anwar Sadat is set for a state visit next week.
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Washington
Ardeshir Zahedi
Iran
Sahabzada Yaqub Khan
Pakistan
Egypt
Ashraf Ghorbal
Benjamin Berke
Scarsdale
N.Y
Daly
Attorney General Challenges Penobscot Passamaquoddy Land Claims
Maine Attorney General Joseph E. Brennan argued to business and civic leaders that the Penobscot and Passamaquoddy tribes lost their lands decades before the treaties cited in their claims. He asserted conquest during the 1750s French and Indian Wars and said no tribal lands existed in 1790, framing potential lawsuits against the federal government and Massachusetts if negotiations fail.
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Portland
Maine
Joseph E. Brennan
Passamaquoddy
Brennan
Democratic City Committee
Congress
Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
U.S. Justice Department
Flame of Hope events set for Lawton area
The third annual Flame of Hope campaigns include a 100 mile torch run from Tinker Air Force Base to Lawton on April 30 and handicapped children field events at Lawton High School. Mayor Gilley will declare Flame of Hope month and NCOA leads the activities with support from Tinker Air Force and Fort Sill personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Gilley
City Hall
Lawton
Redleg
Tinker Air Force Base
Air Force
Tinker
Army
B Co
4Th Bn
31St Infantry
Fort Sill
National Guard
Lawton High School
NCOA
Kennedy Foundation
Solar Wind Blasts Space Far From the Sun
A continuous solar wind gusts to about a thousand miles per second, streaming from the sun’s surface into deep space. Researchers note the wind’s intense speed and persistence shape planetary and interplanetary environments.
Carter resumes Washington schedule after Camp David weekend
President Carter returns to Washington to meet Cabinet and energy adviser James Schlesinger as Pele visits the Oval Office for a courtesy call. He spent a family weekend at Camp David with tennis, swimming, cycling, and a church service in Hagerstown attended by about 100 worshippers.
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Washington
Carter
Camp David
Edson Arantes de Nascimento
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Hagerstown
James Schlesinger
Economic Policy Group
The
Treasury
Office of Management and Budget
James Earl Carter Jr
Jimmy Carter
Pele
Oval Office
Amy
Rosalynn
Catoctin Mountain Park
National Park Service
First Baptist Church
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W. C. Love Sr
Paul Millar
EE Lbach Beer Pty
F.d.1.c
Pues
By Jurate Kazickas
Cial State Department
Sterling Tucker
America
Ghorbal
Anwar Sadat
Zahedi
Gibson's
Lawton Radio
Krlg-Fm
American Research Bureau
Cumanche County
Oklahoma
Credit Life
Ethan Allen
PECAN
Reguier
Bassett
Broyhill
Sage
Slae En
Qi Hercuton
Luvedeas
Loud Oak Boy
Harrison
Velvet
Ae vii
Ah ‘Ayer
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