Lawton area educators to attend Fort Sill workshop
More than 20 guidance counselors and principals from Lawton area schools plus city and county welfare representatives will attend a Fort Sill workshop sponsored by Army Community Services. The briefing and discussion will cover Fort Sill facilities for military dependents and conclude with problem based consultations led by Maj. Paul R. Herndon.
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Fort Sill Workshop
Lawton Area
Fort Sill
Post Army Community Services
Cilities
Louise Rapisand
Army Community Services
Reynolds Army Hospital
Provost Marshal's Office
Chaplains Division
Maj
Paul R. Herndon
Maj. Herndon
Lawton
Rapisand
Lawton Senior High
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Central
Tomlinson
Lawton Board of Education
Modern Cities Project
Department of Institutional, Social and Rehabilitational Services
Kenneth Bridges
Central Junior High School
Bridges
Defendant Claims He Didn't Shoot Ex-Wife
Trial recounts Edward Schultz admitting a visit to Dick's Lounge and being sought by police for the shooting of his ex wife. Forensic tests tie a .22 rifle to the crime, while witnesses describe the confrontation at her home and threats Schultz allegedly made. Schultz remains jailed on $10,000 bond.
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Shaw
Schultz
Willard Powell
Henry
Hank) Harris
Lem Foster Jr
American National Bank
Aubrey
Jimmy Adams
Dick's
Adams
Powell
Johnson
Edward
Prown
N. 30Th
Don Flynt
Oklahoma City
Lee Blvd
Ron Rutledge
Rutledge
Ray Lambert
State
Perry Brown
Forum to Hear FFA Chief Speak at Chamber Luncheon
Albert H. Thurburn, superintendent of FAA Management Training School, will speak at Friday Forum sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The school, begun last April, trains FAA supervisory personnel with 11 classes and about 250 to 300 students enrolled. Luncheon at noon in Hotel Lawtonian costs $2.25 per person.
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Albert H. Thurburn
Federal Aviation Administration
Chamber of Commerce
FAA
Thurburn
San Bernardino
Calif
Houston
Lawtonian
Clark hearing goes to jury after emotional summations
The Comanche County case against county assessor Clark moves toward a verdict after three hours of defense questioning. He denies gambling, gratuities, and blackmail while defending tax procedures and field data errors amid questions about reevaluation funds and campaign support.
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Clark
Comanche County
Joyce Pursley
Lyman Howeth
Cameron College
Pat Sullivan
Court House
Ron Calliicot
Vernon Field
Otis Redden
Oklahoma City
Harper Book Services
Gloria Whatley
Howeth
Hugh Corwin
Corwin
Pursley
Pursley and
New Car Dealers’ Association
Times
Oklahoma City cattle market report shows steady to strong feeder ranges
AP reports 8,000 cattle and 400 calves active in markets at Oklahoma City. Early sales show feeder steers 41.50 to 46.75 for 400 to 600 lb, with varied ranges for 300 to 500 lb heifers and smaller lots, reflecting price strength versus last Thursday.
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Oklahoma City
Largest geysers found in Yellowstone National Park
The largest geysers in the world are located in Yellowstone National Park, a famous geothermal area in the United States known for Old Faithful and many other erupting features.
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Yellowstone National Park
Public Records Reports Filed With Lawton Police
A list of complainants includes Jerry Bucklew American National Bank reporting vandalism at 2704 NW Austin Drive Jimmie Apple reporting the theft of a purse from Lawton High School Mrs Granville Standridge reporting the theft of a girl s coat from Eisenhower High School Wayne Abshere reporting burglary of a car at Pumpkin Center a .38 caliber pistol taken John Selbert reporting theft of credit cards Mrs Bill Robertson reporting vandalism to house windows
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Lawton
Jerry Bucklew
American National Bank
Austin Drive
Jimmie Apple
Bessie
Lawton High School
Granville Standridge
S. 26Th
Eisenhower High School
Wayne Abshere
Pumpkin Center
John Selbert
Bill Robertson
Fire alarms respond to truck and compressor fires
Lawton Fire Department logs two incidents on Wednesday. At 11:08 am a truck fire six miles south of the expressway yielded no locate. At 12:33 pm the 1100 block of Gore Boulevard reported all compressor on fire.
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Expressway
Gore Boulevard
Injury Accidents Reported By Lawton Police
Lawton Police record two injury accidents with multiple parties. At 7 10 am on SW Bishop near SW Sixth driver Flardel B Hill 53 of 707 N 32nd and Polle at Francewar 622 were injured along with Lola A Phillips 52 of 901 Park. all were taken to Memorial Hospital by Royal Ambulance per Traffic Officer Jim Ingram. At 12 58 pm in a lot at 13th and Gore Boulevard driver Nina Louise Boris 60 of 607 Washington and pedestrian Faith Renee Kaulaity Carnegie were injured with Kaulaity taken to Fort Sill Indian Hospital by private car per Officers Robert Boyd and Mike Thompson.
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Flardel B. Hill
Polle
Francewar
Siw
Hill
Lola A. Phillips
Park
Memorial Hospital
Royal Ambulance
Jim Ingram
13Th and Gore Boulevard
Nina Louise Boris
Washington
Faith Renee Kaulaity
Carnegie
Faith R. Kaulaity
Fort Sill Indian Hospital
Robert Boyd
Mike Thompson
Ducks hatchlings learn to swim before flying
Ducks can swim as soon as they hatch but cannot fly for six weeks or more after hatching, a developmental sequence that keeps them buoyant before flight capability develops.
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Dick’s
Pancho V. Dawson
Compass Drive
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
East Gore Blvd
Okla
Pancho V. Dawson County
Comanche
State of Oklahoma
Alent
Dora Mae Catlin
FFA
U.S
Freedom
Zenith
Maytag Porta
Maytag
Bnt
Cae
Ede Mlateat
Ees
Aiee
TS Best
Fey Trent En
de Dana Y
Arade
Pte
Syenea
Public Records
Lawton Fire Department
Lawton Police Department
Eam Iheuchm National Bank
Sheridan
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