Lawton Man Held After Alleged Molestation Of Toddler
A 41-year-old Lawton man was jailed after Wednesday’s arrest for allegedly beating and sexually molesting a two-year-old girl. A district court charge was expected as police reported the suspect may have given a statement clearing the molestation case. The child was listed in stable condition at Comanche County Memorial Hospital. Juvenile officers said the suspect, wounded earlier this year in an accidental club shooting, was arrested at his father’s south Lawton home following an informant’s tip.
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Lawton
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Mark McFarland
South Lawton
Mary Martha Arnett
No. 9
Columbia
Willis
Southwestern
George Dawkins
Children’s Memorial Hospital Pediatrics
Paul Johenk
O'Brian
City bars face license rejection amid police concern
Supporters of petitions argued bars were trouble spots after police files showed a disproportionate share of calls. The board rejected three tavern licenses 3-1 with Phillips dissents. property owner protests and public drunkenness cited. Owners may appeal within 15 days.
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Antonson
Sterling Bailey
Robert Mitchell
Billie Neely
Phillips
Alford Hennessee
Leechees
Danin Oe
Senate letter signals strong support for Israel in Congress
A bipartisan group of 75 senators signed a pro Israel letter urging continued United States backing for Israel. The letter argues withholding military equipment would be dangerous and calls for greater congressional role in shaping Middle East policy after Kissinger shuttle diplomacy and recent reverses in Indochina. It claims the signers are the largest pro Israel tally in Senate history and quiets rumors of waning support.
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Israel
Senate
U.S
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Indochina
America
Congress
Comanche Tribe Plans Evening Meeting on Council Election
All members of the Comanche tribe are invited to a 7:30 p.m. gathering at the Community Action Building in Apache to discuss the tribal election slated Saturday. Five seats on the tribal council will be filled this election, said Hank Tomahsah of Apache.
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Community Action Building
Apache
Hank Tomahsah
Oklahoma farm price report and livestock auction results
Wheat and barley prices listed by Oklahoma towns with ranges from 3.00 to 3.57 for wheat and 2.20 to 2.40 for barley. Milo prices from 4.20 to 4.85. Broilers and eggs priced per unit. Oklahoma City cattle and calves market summary shows feeder steers and heifers mostly steady with various weight brackets and prices. hogs unevaluated. feeder pigs and sows with listed ranges.
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Muskogee
Manchester
Afton
Altus
Clinton
Hobart
Keyes
Kingfisher
Liberal
Pauls Valley
Perryton
Watonga
Weatherford
el Reno
Geary
Medford
Okeene
Ponca City
Temple
Yukon
Gulf
Peryton
Ca City
Milo
Oklahoma Livestock
Oklahoma City
Choice
Home Construction Permits Dip in First Four Months
City issued permits for 250000 in construction last month with 875000 total for home related work including new homes remodeling and additions. Only 33 single family permits issued in first four months of 1974 down from prior year. A 1919 E Gore Blvd retirement service facility was among church construction totaling 3509 or 35.09 percent of value.
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E. Gore
Laos Crisis Deepens As Pathet Lao Seizes Town
Pathet Lao troops enter a town as government ministers fail to end protests against the American presence in Laos. Interior Minister Phong Phonsavan rushes to aid nearly 1,000 Americans including 320 at the Embassy, with 500 dependents and 1530 others in the provinces called to Vientiane. Guards seal Kilometer 6 housing, Americans barred from leaving with minimal personal belongings allowed outside.
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Outay
Savannakhet
Pathet Lao
Phong Phonsavan
Laos
Vientiane
Souvanna Phouma
Kilometer 6
Judge Threatens To Gag Suspect In Twins Deaths
Willis on parole from Fort Leavenworth faces a double murder charge in the beating deaths of the Arnett twins. The judge threatened to gag him after outbursts as the hearing proceeded with testimony from witnesses including Mary Martha Arnett and pediatric doctors detailing internal bleeding from abdominal blows.
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Page One
Willis
Bassel
Long
O'Brien
Bussell
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Arnett
Jesse Lee Willis
Fort Sill
Sato Undergoes Tracheotomy in Tokyo Stroke Case
Former Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, 74, underwent an emergency tracheotomy at the Shinkiraku restaurant where he suffered a stroke. Doctors called his condition serious but the operation favorable, and advised against moving him until hospital transfer. The restaurant remains closed until then.
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Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Uruguay Census Stalls Nation Amid Crisis
Uruguay finally began its first population count since 1964 as factories and shops closed, public entertainment halted, transport banned, and citizens confined to homes while President Bordaberry faces military isolation in a tense political standoff.
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Times
Washington Post
Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan Maria Bordaberry
NATO faces pressure to curb defense spending alliance seeks unity
Schlesinger cited political and economic pressures in all NATO states to cut defense costs while resisting these pressures to preserve a credible Warsaw Pact deterrent. The Defense Planning Committee met to discuss allied weapons production and standardization ahead of May 29 30 summit with Ford attending.
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NATO
Europe
Defense Planning Committee
Alliance
Ford
Valery Giscard d
Yellowfish Group to Hold Powwow in Apache Fair Building
The Yellowfish Descendants host their seventh annual powwow starting 2 p.m. Saturday at the Apache fair building with brush and gourd dances to open. Supper at 5:30 p.m. Evening dances include gourd, round, war, and social dances. Principals Leonard Apquoe Sue Mason Jamie Franklin and others invited.
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Leonard Apquoe
Chilocco
Sue Mason
Fort Worth
Tex
Jaimie Franklin
Oklahoma City
Leonard Cozad Jr
Lionél LeClair
Powca City
Elton Yellowfish
Reno
Paul Attockine
Loran Little Crow
Tulsa
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Larry Campbell
Charles Robertson
McFarland
Larry Salmon
Mr. Willis
Clinic Hospital
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Reiai Mia
U.S.D.A. Choice
Cash & Corry
Cutting
Porterhouse
Fac
Wits
T Bones
Partia
Lly
Crisset
Chuck Boas
Round Bone
Platestal
USDA
Ev Onder
L&h Distributors
Oklo
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