Police Seek Death Car Driver in Fort Sill Soldier Hit-and-Run
Fort Sill soldier Johnny D. Davis 19 of Chattanooga Tennessee died after being struck on Sheridan Road Saturday night by a speeding vehicle. Witnesses could not describe the car and investigators sent Davis clothing for lab analysis while studying autopsy results.
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Fort Sill
Johnny D. Davis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sheridan Road
Charles Connally
Davis
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Laboratories
Connally
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Garrison predicts CIA aid in Kennedy case arrests
Former New Orleans DA Jim Garrison, speaking at Fort Sill, says a Congressional probe will name several CIA and anti Castro operatives linked to Kennedy’s assassination before year end. He expects CIA cooperation with the Senate panel by summer and identifies Oswald as a CIA employee set up as a patsy.
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Talbot Barnard
Directorate of Plans and Training
Fort Sill
Jim Garrison
New Orleans
John F. Kennedy
Congressional
Garrison
Central Intelligence Agency
Federal Bureau of Investigation
CIA
Congressional Committee
Jack Kennedy
Louis C. D’amico
Officers Candidate School
Louisiana National Guard
D’amico
Port Authority of
Portland
Ore
FBI
Sur
Senate Committee
Garriséx
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Clay Shaw
Swanda Nominated For Wildlife Commission Seat
Oklahoma City AP Gov. David Boren nominates Danny A. Swanda of Apache to an eight year term on the State Wildlife Commission. Swanda fills the vacancy created when Bryan W. Waid of Lawton was rejected by the Senate Wildlife Committee over education rules for game rangers.
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Oklahoma City
David Boren
Danny A. Swanda
Apache
State Wildlife Commission
Swanda
Bryan W. Waid
Lawton
Senate Wildlife Committee
Waid
Wildlife Department
Channel Check Listings Begin In Lawton Papers
The Channel Check listings begin today in The Lawton Constitution. The daily TV listings are offered with Tele tab, a weekly program log, and appear in both the Constitution and Lawton Morning Press newspapers.
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Lawton Constitution
Teletab
Constitution
Lawton Morning Press
Patricia Hearst Granted Five Years Probation
Patricia Hearst received five years probation after pleading no contest to assault and robbery charges. Judge Callister noted compassion for her parents and ordered restitution for property damage from the May 1974 incident. She still faces a seven year bank robbery sentence from San Francisco and a pending appeal.
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Patricia Hearst
Los Angeles
Superior Court
E. Talbot Callister
Miss Hearst
Callister
America
Randolph
Catherine Hearst
San Francisco
9Th U.S. District Court of Appeals
Sam Mayerson
Carter Proposes Eight Point Plan To Bolster Social Security
President Carter proposes an eight point program to shore up Social Security by raising employer and middle and upper income taxes. The plan would raise the wage base, shift funds between trust funds, and require employers to tax all income. It also proposes rules to adjust eligibility and correct a 1972 overcompensation error to ensure program viability amid unemployment and aging beneficiaries.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Carter Meets Assad as Middle East Talks Open
President Carter arrived in Geneva to meet Syrian President Hafez Assad and press for a turning point toward Middle East peace. Assad said progress is possible though no magic wand exists, while prior Berlin tensions were summarized by Carter and Western leaders.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Carter
Hafez Assad
Middle East
Assad
Boy Mauled by Three Dogs Rescued After 3-Hour Surgery
An 11 year old boy in Ishpeming Michigan survived a three hour operation after being mauled by a Great Dane and two St Bernards while visiting a neighbor to see newborn puppies. He remained stable at Bell Memorial Hospital as authorities ordered the dogs quarantined for 10 days.
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Ishpeming
Mich
Mark Oulette
Bell Memorial Hospital
Upper Peninsula
St. Bernard
Senate Leader Sees Adjournment Target Hard to Hit
Oklahoma City AP Senate President Pro Tem Gene Howard says the June 8 adjournment target is unlikely to be met and the session faces a pivotal week. He weighs speeding meetings to six or seven days a week if needed, with a joint appropriations conference to balance the budget by June 15.
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Senate
Oklahoma City
Gene Howard
Howard
Joint Appropriations Conference Committee
House
Herschal Crow
D-Altus
John Miskelly
House Appropriations
Bill Willis
Crow
Miskelly
Sen
Willis
Rep
Instapoll Questions Recorded by Lawton Publishing
The notice invites readers to answer Instapoll questions by calling the newspaper office at 353-0620 during evening hours. It also offers a hot line for questions on local government activities and lists two sample questions about metric system adoption and government control of natural resources.
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Lawton Publishing Company
Instapoll
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