Moore Captures Top Honor At Band Contest
Moore High School Band earned the outstanding band of the day award and the 4A class top honor at the Lawton Superior Marching Contest in Ron Stephens Stadium. More than 25 schools participated and judges from Texas and Oklahoma lined the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Osborn
Allen Currell
Ed White
Moore High
Charles Millender
MacArthur High School
Lawton Superior
Ron Stephens
Moore
Lawton
Kingfisher
Spiro and Poteau
Tomlinson Junior High
Tomminson Junior High
Central Junior High
Carnegie
Hobart
Ill
Wilburton
Spiro
Checotah
Collinsville
Poteau
Chickasha
Lawton MacArthur
Lawton Eisenhower
Lawton High
Tulse Memorial
Ponce City
Mental Hearing Hears In Patricia Hearst Case
Key figures from prosecution and defense prepare for a public hearing on Patricia Hearst in federal court to decide if she is competent to stand trial on bank robbery charges. Judge Carter has hinted the question is close but he currently believes she is mentally competent to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Carter
Florida
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
F. Lee Bailey
Albert Johnson
U. S
James L. Browning Jr
U.S. Atty
David Bancroft
Suspect Held In Area Death In Frederick
An elderly Frederick man is held on suspicion of involvement in the Saturday shooting death of Joe Dow 45. Dow was found outside a south Frederick home at about 9 p.m. He died from chest and head wounds after transport to Tillman County Memorial Hospital. The suspect was arrested soon after the body was found and a charge is expected to be filed. An autopsy in Oklahoma City will determine weapon type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Joe Dow
Montie Landrum
Dow
South Frederick
Tillman County Memorial Hospital
Kirk
Landrum
Oklahoma City
Don
Winners Listed In Speech Event Here At Cameron University
Oklahoma students from 23 high schools competed in Cameron University’s Annual High School Qualifying Speech Tournament held Friday and Saturday. Novice and advanced debate events were conducted. Saturday featured individual events with top honors across Class AA Class A and Class B.
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Oklahoma
Cameron University
J. C. Hicks
Cameron
Duncan
Edmond Memorial
Lawton Eisenhower
Enid
Lawton High
Midwest City
Oklahoma City
Northwest
Anadarko
Durant
Star
Owards
Debbie Morris
Mike Cornonon
Ike
Stuer? Mossion
Andrew Steener
Cosedy
Damon Contre
Deon Hindertter
Mustang
Phil Hert
Leon Smith
Meritage Hall
Lisa Sweeney
I Ke
Janet Rogers
Phi Hort
Heritepe Hall
Davie Bioney
Pot Atot Joy
Classen
Sondi Koontr
Alan Bock
Heritage Hall
Pil Albert
Jett Hester
Steve Hecker
Bom Peox
Wovele Armong
Jett Mester
Steve Hicks
Sondi Koont
Mike Carnahan
Eisenhower High School
Hospital Asthma Seminar At Comanche County Memorial
Comanche County Memorial Hospital hosts a therapeutics seminar on asthma with doctors and nurses from the hospital and a UT Health Science Center San Antonio panel. The 12:30 p.m. Thursday event uses slides and teleconference audio for the discussion on newer drugs cellular action during attacks and proper use of therapies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
University of Texas Health Science Center
San Antonio
UT Health Science Center
Eisenhower High students win honors in 1975 Oklahoma anthology
Four Eisenhower High School students are included in the Oklahoma High School Anthology for 1975 with pieces by Lauri Beeras Pollie Price Teresa Linville and Laurie Booras. Honorable mentions go to Melissa Lewis Keri Morgensen Teresa Linville Laurie Booras Pollie Price with all winners mentored by Elaine Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower High School
Oklahoma High School
Lauri Beeras
Pollie Price
Teresa Linville
Laurie Booras
Eisenhower High
Melissa Lewis
Keri Morgensen
Fire alarms logged by Lowton Fire Department this week
Times and locations show a trash fire at 24th and Lee Sunday evening and multiple incidents on Monday including wash down on 26th and Coche Road and a nature unknown at 38th and Coche Road. Dispatches for the year total 1 301.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowton
Comanche Resident Dies Near Duncan
Claud Thompson, 63, of Comanche, died Sunday afternoon after suffering a heart attack while driving 2.8 miles south of Duncan on Sun Oil Refinery road. His pickup ran off the road and struck a tree. he was pronounced dead on arrival at Duncan Medical Center Hospital. He had extensive heart trouble in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Claud Thompson
Comanche
Sun Oil Refinery
Here
Thompson
Duncan Medical Center Hospital
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Pioneer Families Invited To Bicentennial Flag Ceremony
Lawton invites pioneer families to a bicentennial flag ceremony at 10 a.m. November 17 in Pioneer Park Elementary School. The event honors six Lawton families Angus Babbitt Dunlap English Fullerton and Silcott with streets named for them. Governors and other pioneers are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Pioneer Park
Angus
Babbitt
Dunlap
English
Fullerton
Silcott
David Boren
Rodney Martin
Retired Captain Easy Artist Melvin Graff Dies at 68
Orlando AP report notes Melvin J. Graff, longtime Sun day comic artist who drew Captain Easy for ten years, died of a heart attack at 68. Graff began his art career with The Associated Press in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando, Fla
Melvin J. Graff
Captain Easy
Graff
Associated Press
New York City
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Sun
Lawton Morning Press
Sunday Constitution Lawton Publishing Co., Inc
3Rd & A Ave
Okla
Fort Sill
Constitution
APO
Salk
U.S
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Debore Morris
Fee
Mae Corsenan
Tee Murmorant
Mike Carnenan
Debore Morr
City Amord
Jane Penrod
Cromette Norris
Cheriotte Norris
Denny Lindermern
Mert Laftis
Womens Extemporaneaus
Sunenne Green
Tipton
Cindy Mitchell
Eadie Bonnister
Jef Grapos
Tiptoe
Billy Morteig
Poni Jernings
James Waugh Toten
Port Jennings
BH Dunn
Toten
Susan Ford
Tipten
J Pieane
Ihe
Western Auto Store
11Th St
Lawson
Beauty Products
Beauty Supply Co
Lawton Loan and
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