Pair Admit Guilty To Petty Larceny At Coliseum
Lawton Fort Sill men John Randall Schurmacher and Michael P. Murphy pleaded guilty to petty larceny for stealing a vinyl athletic bag from a pickup at the Great Plains Coliseum on February 13. Each received a six month suspended jail sentence and a $100 fine plus $120 costs after a parking attendant alerted police and the woman operating a concession stand identified the theft.
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Lawton-Fort Sill
Great Plains Coliseum
John Randall Schurmacher
Michael P. Murphy
Keith Aycock
Fairgrounds
Water Sewer Bill Hike Outlined By Engineers
City hearing outlines an average $4.10 monthly water sewer bill to cover $5.9 million in new lines and a tertiary plant. Rates would set a $2 minimum plus 30 cents per thousand gallons, with EPA funding 75 percent. industrial customers face steep increases. The plan targets the east side and Squaw Wolf Creek basins and uses existing funds to match EPA money. Local officials push education on the need for higher bills to improve service.
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Awton
Ned Fry
Benham-Blair & Affiliates
Cherry Phillips
Lawton Environmental Quality Advisory Board
Lawton
Glen Sullivan
Benham-Blair
EPA
Near East Side
Garden Village
Frisco
Squaw
Wolf Creek
Cache Creek
Sullivan
Prison Terms Recommended For Cityans
A district court jury recommended 10 and five year prison terms for Lawton brothers Ronnie J. Dunford and Leland Dunford after convicting them of robbing a Fort Sill man outside the African Breeze. Ronnie, 26, drew 10 years, Leland, 23, five years. The case was prosecuted by ADA Nolan Hackler in District Judge Jack Brock’s court. The Dunfords have prior records in Lawton and Oklahoma City including burglaries, assaults, and disturbances, with suspensions revoked in 1973 and multiple later offenses.
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Lawton
Fort Sillman
Ronnie J
Peaches
Dunford
Leland Dunford
Daniel Colon
S. First
Nolan Hackler
Jack Brock
Ronnie Dunford
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Police reports list complainants and theft incidents in city
Lawton Police receive reports naming complainants and their addresses. Incidents include thefts from residences vehicles and businesses, a break in at Eisenhower Elementary, a reported embezzlement attempt at McDonalds, a gunshot injury, and vending machinedrugging at Comanche County Health Department with multiple names and locations across Lawton and nearby areas.
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Lawton
Louise Agnew
Barbera Brown
Fort Sill
Lee
McDonald's
Cowie Road
Eisenhower Elementary School
Poseyv Richards
Carol Simpkins
Dearborn
Robert Wilsom
Taylor
Ester Ortega
Bob McNeil
C. Mankins
Templeton Terrace
Prit Millender Jr
Oklahoma City
Montego Bay
Cort Atauvich
Cowie
Kenny Surrows
Jonathan Stephens
Sheridan
James Worris
Irwin
Patricia Davis
Tennessee
Robert Clements
Comanche County
Doris Akona
Jefferson
Greere
Little Giant Grocery
Gore
Elbert Moore
Oreck
Band Concert At MacArthur Auditorium Tonight
A band concert is set for 7 30 p m today in the MacArthur school auditorium. Performers include the MacArthur High and Junior High bands and the sixth grade band from Park Lane Carriage Hills Pioneer Park and Sullivan Village schools. Admission is 30 cents for students and 1 for adults.
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MacArthur School
MacArthur
Park Lane
Carriage Hills
Pioneer Park
Sullivan Village
Folding Rocking Chair Debuts From Local Manufacturer
A local manufacturer unveils a folding rocking chair designed for compact storage and portability. The lightweight frame and smooth rocking mechanism appeal to homeowners seeking versatile indoor and outdoor seating options.
Queen Size Fashion Line at Pat's Beautique Expands
Pat Turley at Pat's Beautique 305 C Avenue announces a growing Queen Size line with varied styles and colors. New denim sets, Missy sizes, and multiple lines including suedes and jumpsuits arrive. store hours are Monday through Saturday 10 am to 6 pm. Phone 357-8881.
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Shop Home Decor's
S. Sheridan Rd
Gibson's Shopping Center
Pat's Beautique
C Avenue
Pat Turley
Pat
Jean
Missy
Pat's
Beautique
Ramon's Memorial Day Floral and Dutch Auction Sale
Ramon's Flowers offers fresh and artificial wreaths and pot plants for Memorial Day plus large blooming plants green plants and hanging baskets. This week features a Dutch auction sale with jewelry bath accessories dinnerware linens crystal candles and more. Order early and enjoy attentive service from Ramon's at 2010 Gore Blvd or call 357-1232.
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Ramon
Ramon's
Ramon’s
Gore Blvd
Ring & Brake Auto Supply boosts summer car prep stock
Ring & Brake Auto Supply at 912 State Street stocks equipment for summer driving. Operator Roger Jung notes “every trailer hitch in town” and offers hitch matching to vehicle and towing plans. The store also carries transmission coolers, wheels, pipes, valve covers, intake manifolds, Holly carburetors, Martin-Senour paints, bearings, shocks, and brake gear. Open 8 am to 8 pm weekdays, 9 am to 5 pm Sunday. Phone 353-5630.
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Ring & Brake Auto Supply
Roger Jung
Ring & Brake
Stich
Jung
Martin-Senour
Napa Auto Parts
Federal
Timken
NAPA
United
912
S. 11Th
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By Paul Hart
Environmental Protection
Oklahoma
Lawton Business Review
Scorfs
Pat’s Beautique
5Th City
Ventura
Aliso
Shasta Lake 'N Shore
Mor — Emery
Quail Creek
Skeeter Dunn
E. Lee Bird
Umping
E. P. Narrow
Ty-Dy
Johnno & W Porks
Howard Smith Ford Service Department
3Rd & B Ave
Renee Abbe
Norton
S.W. Litk Street
Okla
Mike Lewis
HONDA
Inc &H
P.O. Box
Kent Waller
Aas Building Systeme
Suction CO
David Means
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