Gray to Take State Post Assistant Vo Tech Chief Resigns
Gray resigns as assistant state supervisor for distributive education at Stillwater Vo Tech. He has led youth activities and adult education since 1971, earning $11,550 annually. His resignation was approved as he attends the DECA convention in Atlantic City with six students.
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Donna Evers Pparce Gray
Stillwater
Gray
Vo-Tech
Vo-Tech Board
Atlantic City
N. J
Distributive Education
Slow market struggle as investors weigh mixed news
Wall Street drifted lower in slow trading with the Dow down 5.12 at 945.59 as investors faced Watergate headlines, Goodrich strike, rate hikes, and inflation worries. On the NYSE decliners beat advancers 624 to 484 while the Nasdaq-like index edged lower. Oklahoma prices for wheat, barley, Milo, soybeans, alfalfa hay, broilers and eggs were reported along with cattle and hog auction notes.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
B. F. Goodrich & Co
Wall Street Journal
Nixon
Larry Wachtel
Bache & Co
American Stock Exchange
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Afton
Medford
Clinton
Manchester
el Reno
Geary
Okeene
Watonga
Weatherford
Hobart
Muskogee
Altus
Yukon
Enid
Temple
Gulf
Barley
Mangum
MILO
Pauls Valley
Public Records Complaints List From Lawton Police
A compiled notice lists multiple individuals and businesses in Lawton area reports. Entries include burglary theft vandalism lost property and traffic violations tied to residents Fort Sill and nearby towns. Names range across Crosby Hogler Dodson and other local residents with various crimes noted such as thefts assaults and reckless driving.
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Lawton
Andy Crosby
Cache Road
Bernice Hogler
Laird
Chiorica Vv. Workentin
Jimmy Lee Dodson
Okichoma
J. D. Glennon Co
Jeanette A. Prince
Ave
Josef Hettinger
Ferris
Mamie L. Patterson
Circle
Kswo Radio
Traffic Charge Filed Against George L Humphrey
In the district court clerk's office charges list, George L. Humphrey is named from Fort Sill for no inspection sticker.
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District Court Clerk's
George L. Humphrey
Fort Sill
Fire Department Log Details Multiple Calls
Lowton Fire Department responded to several incidents including a trash fire at 400 Woodridge Drive and a mattress fire at the Hotel on Fourth and D Avenue. Other calls included a minor building incident at 6301 Oak and a gasoline wash at 5344 Glenn with additional entries noted at 1:12 am and 4:03 am.
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Tith
Woodridge Drive
Glenn
Fourth
D Avenue
Angie Down
Fourth and
Angie
Injury accident reported to Lowton Police Department
At 1 p.m. a traffic incident at 5344 N.W. Glenn involved 17 year old Larry Kelly of 5411 Kinyon. He was treated and released from Reynolds Army Hospital. Officer Tom Birdsong described the event.
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Lowton
Blues name Charles Catto as general manager
The St Louis Blues appointed Charles Catto as general manager on Monday confirming the team’s leadership change for the NHL franchise and signaling a new direction for the club this season.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Blues
Charles Catto
Talk on Safety Law by Alan Stang at Comanche Fairgrounds
Alan Stang will discuss OSHA legislation and its impact on local business tonight at 7 30 p.m. at the Comanche County Fairgrounds. The Lawton Nix On OSHA committee sponsors the lecture with Dee Palmer as chairman.
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Alan Stang
New York
Lawton “Nix On Osha
Comanche County Fairgrounds
Dee Palmer
Executive Department of Government
Stang
National Safety Council
Washington
D. C
John Foster Dulles
Wilmington man pleads guilty to two bogus checks
Mariella Jerome Bowers of Wilmington Delaware pleaded guilty in District Court to defrauding an innkeeper and cashing two bogus checks. Judge J Winston Raburn ordered consecutive three year suspended sentences. Bowers admitted writing a 56.98 dollar fake check to the Hotel Lawtonian and a 100 dollar fake check to Levine's Department Store both on April 2.
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Wilmington
Del
Lawton
Mariella Jerome Bowers
J. Winston Raburn
Raburn
Bowers
Lawtonian
Levine's Department Store
Allied D-Day invasion described as greatest military assault
The operation against the Normandy coast on June 6, 1944, involved land, air and sea forces and is hailed as the greatest invasion in military history.
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Normandy
France
Schools To Get 1.8 Million Impact Aid For 1972-73
Awton school officials were told of a 268450 cut in federal impact aid. The district will receive 1831550 for 1972-73, down from 2100000 last year, with possible further decreases under Nixon's 1973-74 proposal.
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Awton
Hugh Bish
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Washington, D.C
Bish
Nixon
Congress
Ted Horton
Regents Discuss Cameron Art Education Certification
Cameron College faces state board review for art education program certification and overall teacher certification. A six member team from Oklahoma colleges and the State Education Department examined staffing funding and administration during April visits, with a decision expected late this month.
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Cameron College
State Board of Education
Education Department
Cameron
Ward Williams
Cameron Education Department
Oklahoma
State Education Department
Williams
Lillard Declines Florida Superintendent Post
Dr. Bill Lillard announced in Oklahoma City that he will not accept the offer to become superintendent of schools in Duvall County Florida. The decision was read at a Oklahoma City Board of Education meeting to applause from seven board members and about 200 attendees.
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Oklahoma City
Bill Lillard
Duvall County
Fla
Oklahoma City Board of Education
Cameron College Yearbook The Wichita distributed campus wide
About 1000 copies of Cameron College annual The Wichita are distributed on campus. The forty seventh edition has 276 pages making it the largest book produced. First semester editor was Kimo Kaikainahaole and second semester editor was Dean Dugan.
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Cameron College
Kimo Kaikainahaole
Dean Dugan
Lebanese Jets Hit Guerrillas Near Beirut Airport
Lebanese air force jets continued attacks on Palestinian guerrilla positions near Beirut airport while government and Palestinian leaders pressed for a cease fire. President Franjieh and Yasir Arafat reportedly agreed to a one hour cease fire to allow control of guerrilla forces. The airport remained closed due to crater damage and heavy gunfire persisted.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Yasir Arafat
Arafat
Middle East
Disabled Vets Official In Lawton To Help Veterans
A Disabled American Veteran national service officer will be in Lawton on Thursday to assist disabled veterans with claims pensions and VA benefits. The officer will operate at Maxberry & Sons Realtors, 2326 Gore, from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Veterans may visit in person or call 357-5660.
Winters Subpoenaed For Jury Appearance
State Treasurer Leo Winters was subpoenaed to appear at 9:30 a.m. May 22 before a federal grand jury in Oklahoma City investigating his financial affairs. The panel reconvenes May 16 as prosecutors plan indictments against Winters and several state bankers. Winters criticized U.S. Attorney Burkett and called for disqualification, citing alleged misconduct by federal agents and political influence.
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Oklahoma City
Leo Winters
Winters
U.S
William R. Burkett
Winter
New York
FBI
Horace G. Rhodes
Congress
Oklahoma
Justice Department
Obituary Notices for Marguerite Grigsby and Eilene Clark
Funeral services were held for Marguerite Grigsby 74 at First Baptist Goetho with burial in Gotebo Cemetery. She died after a lengthy illness in Hobart and leaves husband Alfred J. Grigsby Sr., son Col. Alfred J. Grigsby Jr., and daughter Nadine Green among others. A second funeral for Eilene Clark 76 occurred at Assembly of God Cyril with burial in Cyril Cemetery. She died in a Lawton hospital. survivors include four daughters, two sons, eight grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
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Gotebo
Marguerite Grigsby
First Baptist Church
Goetho
L. K. Fodness
Good Samaritan Home
Hobart
People’s Funeral Home
Lone Wolf
Grigsby
Texas
Order of the Eastern Star
Gatebo
Alfred J. Grigsby
Col
Alfred J. Grigsby Jr
No. 2
N. 35Th
Lawton
Nadine Green
Los Angeles
Hattie Baggett
Duke Baggett
Portland
Tex
Cyril
Eilene Clark
Assembly of God Church
Dean Lusby
Bob Benson
Cement
Cyril Funeral Home
Clark
Alto
Tenn
Charles Arthur Clark
Winchester
Ruby Roggle
Lawell Hood
Sterling
Waldine Knodel
Colleen Sylvester
Ronald
Waco
Austin
Waldo Black
Greenville
A. B. Black
Death of Elgin native Gordon Ray Walling at 59
Elgin resident Gordon Ray Walling died April 5 in Blythe California after a heart attack. He was born May 22 1913 in Elgin and his funeral was held in Westminster California. Survived by relatives in the Elgin area.
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Elgin
Gordon Ray Walling
Blythe
Calif
Westminster
Ex-Prisoner Navy Cmdr Seeks Divorce After POW Hall
Navy Cmdr Raymond A. Vohden, eight years a POW in North Vietnam, files for divorce from Bonnye Jean Vohden after 13 years of marriage. He seeks custody of two children Raymond Jr. and Connie Louise and possession of the family home and property bought with his funds. Mrs Vohden, a former POW wives leader, previously sought divorce while in Arkansas after moving from Paris.
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Memphis
Funeral for Raymond Skinner at Sixth and Arlington Church
Raymond Skinner 61 of 1402 Oklahoma dies after brief illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Sixth and Arlington Church of Christ with Leroy Harvey officiating. Burial with military honors in Sunset Memorial Gardens under Miller's Mortuary direction.
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Raymond Skin‘ner
Oklahoma
Arlington Church of Christ
Leroy Harvey
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Miller
Skinner
Sentence Meted On Rape Charge In Lawton Case
One of three Lawton men charged with rape pleaded guilty to an amended charge and received a three year suspended sentence with probation. Charles E. Smart, 19, of 1604 Oklahoma, faced second degree rape after the March 22 incident involving a 19 year old woman near 67th and Bishop Road. Juvenile defendants’ disposition is pending in juvenile court.
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Lawton
Charles E. Smart
Oklahoma
Smart
67Th and
Bishop Road
Saturn’s Rings Stand Alone in Solar System Uniqueness
The article notes Saturn has three distinct rings unmatched by any other planet. It highlights the uniqueness of Saturn’s ring system within our solar system as a standout feature.
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Saturn
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Smith
Becky Miller
Avalon
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