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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1977
Page
2
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DOD officials say no surprise announcements on major base realignments will occur before Congress adjourns this year. Existing realignments continue through year end. new announcements are expected only early in 1978. The piece notes Milan’s historical surrender to France on October 26, 1524.
Earl Sandlin 75 died Saturday in a Chickasha hospital. Funeral held at 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church of Cyril with burial in Fairview Cemetery Apache. Survivors include his wife Juanita, a son Earl Jr., two daughters Beverly Kennon and Sally Gill, a brother Art South Coffeyville, a twin sister Pearl Guthrie, and seven grandchildren. He retired from North American Tank Car Co in 1965 and moved to Cyril from Tyler in 1931.
In Diamond Park at Crater of Diamonds State Park Murfreesboro Arkansas prospectors have recovered over 60 thousand diamonds since 1906 when John Huddleston found the first stone. Notable finds include the 40.42 carat Uncle Sam the 34.25 carat Star of Murfreesboro the 15.24 carat Star of Arkansas and the 16.73 carat Amarillo Starlight.
Local petition drive in Stephens County seeks a grand jury investigation into road conditions. Organizer Barbara McCartney of Loco says 359 signatures are needed, with several rural stretches between Lace and Velma described as in poor repair and claims of uneven county maintenance. The group aims to gather enough signatures by November.
The destroyer Reuben James was sunk off Iceland on October 30, 1941. Five sailors were killed in the attack while the ship was part of the escort for Allied convoys during World War II.
The city police recorded a string of reports including alleged thefts and arson across multiple addresses. Names such as Marcum and Lee appear, with incidents tied to residences in New York and Washington area streets.
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