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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1976

Page

3

Hearing Ordered For Man Charged In Murder Here

Greg Earl Carman 25 of Fort Sill faces a June 25 preliminary hearing in district court for second degree murder in the death of Richard Warren Carr 20. Bond set at 25000. Carr’s body was found Saturday beneath a tree near North Sheridan Road and Tomlinson Junior High School. head injuries described as severe. Witnesses named include five Fort Sill soldiers and Carman’s sister Vickie Stuard. Funeral arrangements made for Carr with burial at Fort Sill Post Cemetery.

Greg Earl Carman Fort Sill Richard Warren Carr Williams David Carter Don Beauchamp Army Carr North Sheridan Road Tomlinson Junior High School Kenneth Patrick Jones Wayne Robert Jenner Nolan Ray Krueger Kenneth Wayne Beatty Marion Wayne Cason Apt. B Vickie L. Stuard Robin Gail Carter Moler Susan Dean Apt. A Carman Jenner Jones Cason Dean Reynolds Army Hospital Ball Stuard Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Paul Rhode Westwood Baptist Church Fort Sill’s Post Cemetery Fort Gordon Germany Eisenhower High School Richard Leroy Carr Vickie Sheryl Schoonover Glenda Mary Jane Linda Carr Lansing Mich Robert Allen Esther Carr Allan Gillett Jackson

Debate over housing bill fuels contention in Congress

A Republican sponsored jobs provision within a $4.9 billion omnibus housing bill faces Senate and White House doubt as Democrats push a scaled back package. The plan would funnel grants to high unemployment areas for public works, with 6 percent plus jobless regions eligible, while housing aims to resume public housing construction and rehabilitation and offer a $10 billion revolving loan fund for middle income buyers at a 6.5 percent rate.

Washington House Ford Garry Brown R-Mich John LaFalce D-Ny Henry Reuss Dwis Senate Dent Ford Administration Congress Department of Housing and Urban Development House Banking Committee

Lawton High honors Marlene Livaudais with Hugh Bish award

Marlene Livaudais, daughter of Sgt Maj. and Mrs. John Livaudais, received Lawton High School’s Hugh Bish prize during a senior awards assembly. She plans to major in social work at the University of Oklahoma and has held student council president roles, honor roll status, and DAR recognition while participating in groups such as the Highsteppers and Keyettes.

Hugh Bish Marlene Livaudais Lawton High School Lawton High Arlene Livaudais John Livaudais Marlene University of Oklahoma State Daughters of American Revolution Elks Keyettes Assembly Today AUSA Myra Page Cameron Rotc Barbara Smith Cecil Lawson Buick Mechanics Mitchell Baggett Comanche Cotton-Tillman County Medical Society Bill Jennings Betsy Mavity Terry Doherty Andrew Woods OSU Leda Gunkel Ronnie Marshall Bill Jen

Midwest art exhibit at Indiana University Museum

Bloomington Indiana AP reports paintings and sculpture by 61 Midwest faculty artists are on display at the Indiana University Art Museum through July 3.

Bloomington Ind Midwest Indiana University Art Museum

Aycock earns applied sciences degree in timber management

Bobby Aycock son of Mr and Mrs Don Aycock 2105 N 43rd received an associate degree of applied sciences from Eastern Oklahoma State College Wilburton majoring in timber management.

Bobby Aycock Don Aycock N. 43Rd Eastern Oklahoma State College Wilburton

Mecca and Islam described in brief

Mecca is the holy city of Islam, the religion of Muslims. The statement defines Mecca as Islam's sacred center and notes its association with Muslim followers.

Mecca

Trust Fund Begins For Injured Youth

The Women's Missionary Union of the Wichita Baptist Church in Cache has started a trust fund for 11 year old Darry Taylor, son of Mr and Mrs Bob Taylor, who was injured in a car pedestrian accident as he left a school bus. The fund is through First State Bank of Cache. Donations may be made via Dick Servati, pastor, at 429-2 or 248-5814.

The Women's Missionary Union of the Wichita Baptist Church Cache Darry Taylor Bob Taylor First State Bank of Dick Servati

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