Oklahoma City Trials and Local Murders Highlight Oklahoma News
State Treasurer Leo Winters faces a long weekend recess after witnesses testified about cash payments tied to state funds. In Oklahoma City, former Governor Hall ally Robert Sanders testified about forged signatures on liquor petitions. In Kinta a man and woman were shot dead at a rural farmhouse. Tulsa sees a top aide to Mayor LaFortune released after a DUI arrest. A federal grand jury indicts three El Reno inmates in a chapel guard slaying.
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Oklahoma City
Leo Winters
Winters
John W
Bill’ Grissom
Lincoln Bank of
Ardmore
Rosalie Gaskins
First National Banks of
Davis and
Maysville
Jim Caldwell
U.S. District Court
Wesley E. Brown
Caldwell
John Rogers
House
David Hall
State Crime Bureau
Robert V. Sanders
Rogers
Hall
Crime Bureau
Sanders
The
Kinta
Haskell
Ley Whitehead
James W. Green
Dist
Atty
Don Roberts
Green
Roberts
TULSA
Robert LaFortune
Michael Dale Speer
Tulsa Daily World
Speer
el Reno
Federal Reformatory
Reformatory
Donald F. Reis
Edward Lee Hayes
Edgar L.X
Aaron Cyrus Kelly
Aaron (.X
Leonidas Rey Fields
Leonidas R.X
Hayes
Kelly
Fields
Public Records: Lawton Police Reports Theft and Burglary Details
Public records list complainants and locations for thefts and property damage reported to Lawton Police Department. Names include Jean Finn Evie Dominick Lowton Auto Parts and others with addresses and items stolen or damaged such as money bicycles grills beer checks a pistol licenses plates and a reported sexual assault incident. Local incidents include thefts from residences garages vehicles and a burglary at a business with multiple items stolen.
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Lawton
Jean Finn
Elmhurst
Evie Dominick
Carver
Lowton Auto Parts
Janie Adams
Garfield
Aan Ae
Scogginsong
Southwest
Glen's
Alvin Crims
Hoover
Glenn Old Co
Lowton
Oneida Usry
Melling Drive
Goard
Hoover Elementary School
Lanita Spivey
Robert Shy
Motif Manor Boulevard
Porch
Ronnie Hartline
Deferred Drug Terms Ordered for Barry Paige and Florence Colbert
Barry N Paige age 21 and Florence Colbert age 26 of 610 Bell received one year deferred county jail terms after guilty pleas to possession of marijuana. Special District Judge Rodney Bussell imposed the sentence on the recommendation of District Attorney Don Beauchamp. They were arrested February 28 when patrolmen found marijuana during a call about an argument at their residence.
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Barry N. Paige
Florence Colbert
Mills
Bell
Rodney Bussell
Don Beauchamp
Keith Lewis
Sammy Feeback
Two Women Charged After Ramada Inn Robbery
Vivia C. VanDyne 42 and Karen McVay 21 faced district court on robbery charges stemming from an early Thursday Ramada Inn heist at 601 N Second. Linda C. Cunningham 20 was named a material witness. Initial court appearances were scheduled.
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Vivia C. VanDyne
Karen McVay
Ramada Inn
Linda C. Cunningham
Robbery Plea Sends Fields To Prison Term
Robert David Fields Jr. 19 of Fort Sill pled guilty to the March 30 armed robbery of a Jiffy Food Store and was sentenced to two years of a five year penitentiary with the balance suspended after waiving pre sentence investigation. Judge J Winston Raburn imposed the sentence following a Beauchamp recommendation. Police tracked three suspects after a band chase ending at the Ramada Inn. Officers recovered items including sunglasses wigs dresses a tear gas pocket weapon and $598.66 from the holdup.
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Robert David Fields Jr
Fort Sill
Paul West
Medicine Park
Craig R. Eshelman
Mike Salisbury
Sue Schenosky
Colorado Springs
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Briges
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Earl McKenzie Motor & Alignment Service
Abe Trs
Coles Magnavox
Deing ‘‘Sound
Cache Rd
Ramada
Farmer’s Wholesale
Idaho
Wisconsin
KSWO
National Farmer Organization Corning
Iowa
Sears
Novus
Commodore
Sears, Roebuck and CO
11Th and Gore
Sears and
SAVE
Uth & Gore