Funeral Notices For John Odom Jr and Glenda Flowers
Funeral for John Odom Jr aged 74 of 1615 New York will be Friday at 1 p.m. at Miles Chapel CME Church Chickasha with Rev. Robbie Stratton officiating. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery under Jefferson Funeral Home. Services for infant Glenda Marie Flowers of San Diego Calif will be Saturday at 2 p.m. in Robbins Funeral Home Chapel. Burial in Fletcher cemetery. Survivors include Seaman Flowers and wife and a sister Bobbie Jean, plus grandparents and great grandparents in multiple states.
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John Odom Jr
New York
Miles Chapel
CME
Chickasha
Robbie Stratton
Rose Hill Cemetery
Jefferson Funeral Home
Fletcher
Glenda Marie Flowers
Seaman
Robert Flowers
San Diego
Calif
Robbins Funeral Home
Fort Worth
Tex
Dennis Meyer
Fletcher Assembly of God Church
Fletcher Cemetery
Bobbie Jean
James Jay
Purcell
Bobby Lansdale
Lexington
Ivan McCain
Bossier City
Ovid E. Flowers
Norman
Florence Flowers
Carrie Troy
Phoenix
Ariz
Henike
St. Louis
Judge to sample cocaine in hospital trial probe
Roxbury District Court Judge Elwood S. McKenney will travel to New York for a controlled hospital setting cocaine tasting with Prof. Richard Resnick at New York Medical College to decide a cocaine possession case. Defense says it will clarify drug effects while prosecutors seek dismissal grounds.
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Boston
New York
Massachusetts
Roxbury District
Elwood S. McKenney
Richard Resnick
New York Medical College
McKenney
James Lawson
Richard Miller
Lawson
Resnick
Federal Drug Administration
McKenney McKenney
District Court
Samuel E. Zoll
Speech Tournament Slated At Cameron University
Cameron University hosts a two day speech tournament with entries from 27 south western Oklahoma high schools. Nearly 60 debate teams compete Friday while Saturday features individual events in humorous and dramatic duet acts oratory and interpretive divisions. Superior ratings qualify entrants for state competition.
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Southwestern Oklahoma
Cameron University
J. C. Hicks
Cameron Speech Department
Cam
Tony Allison
Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association
City Hall to Host Charter Session on Five Amendments
Lawton City Council will hold a 7 p.m. public meeting at City Hall to discuss five proposed charter amendments from Councilman Ed Riddle. Proposals include eliminating two at large council seats, extending the mayor's veto to resolutions, empowering council oversight of city manager hires, budget direction, and voting rule changes.
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Lawton City
City Hall
Ed Riddle
Height plateau noted for American men in government report
A government study says the average height for U S men today's 5 ft 9 in and will stop growing. The report credits improved nutrition and reduced childhood disease for past gains, with genetic potential now leveling off.
Police Log of Reported Cases in Lawton Details Complainants
Lawton Police received reports from residents and businesses including Dennis Lawton theft from vehicle at Great Plains Medical Center, Joseph Osuch theft of auto engine at 1318 Floyd, K-Mart thefts of CB radios, Bennett Carson assault and harassment while delivering newspapers, Mary Graham burglary, Hennessee residents egging and vehicle tampering, Michael Russell rifle theft, Saint Andrew Episcopal Church cash radio and calculator theft, and Alan Stewart residence break-in. Additional reports include headlight damage and wheel steering tampering.
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Lawton
Dennis
David Lawton
Great Plains Medical Center
Joseph M. Osuch
Mesa
Ariz
Floyd
K-Mart
Bennett Carson
Ellsworth
Mary Graham
Wisconsin
Philip O. Hennessee
Dearborn
Columbia
North 40Th
June K. Hennessee
Cache Road
Michael Russell
Euclid
Saint Andrew Episcopal Church
Alan F. Stewart
Carver
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Cameron
Eron
Anadarko Municipal Hospital
Anadarko
Ates
Chickasha A
Chickasha Clinic
Miller
Grady County
Ford
Carter
Carter-Mondale
Afl-Cio
Jimmy Carter
Public Service Company OF Oklahoma
Diel
Rade Shack
Radio Shack
Reg
al Radio Shack
Smart Santas
Rede
Meg Shirtey
Squerrey
Tim
MA Tanoy Corporation Company
Oee
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