Mental Health Programs Spotlighted By Lawton Agency
In Lawton on Thursday the Comanche County Mental Health program panel cited help for more than 30 000 area residents through services like the Regional Child Guidance Clinic CRISIS Marie Detty Youth Services Center and Department of Mental Health. Dr Don Stafford led the discussion noting student problems are largely adjustment related and temporary. The CRISIS line has logged 36470 calls since December 1970 and the PAL program provides daily check-in calls to shut ins and elders. Officers were elected for the organizing group and new board members named including Dr Frank Wamsley and Capt S K Cayton.
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Peggy JO Ormnson
Comanche County
Crisis
Department of Mental Health
Marie Detty
Don Stafford
Cameron College
John Schoell
Gene Crownover
Don Abbott
Monroe Wortham
Stafford
Lawton
Crownover
PAL
Mare Deity Youth Services Center
Wortham
Schoell
H. D. Ladyman
Paul Welch
K. C. Southern
Johnny Parrish
Gale Humble
H. G. Council
Volney Hamm
E. A. Owens
Frank §. Wamsley
S. K. Cayton
Lyman Howeth
Roy Moore
Sam Jack
Ann Lorenzi
Leon Brewczynski
Ladyman
Council
Lodell Goodey
Winn Hale
Phillip Jones
Bob Dupoby
Cleo Stout
Dode Wagner
Floyd Wood
Humble
Parrish
Welch
Southern
Campus unrest at Oklahoma University prompts security boost
Board of Regents presented a list of racial atrocities on campus and security chief Bill Jones showed an array of incendiary devices found on site. Damaged facilities include Walter Tower Wilson Center cafe teria and a microbiology building with a taped explosive wick device. Twenty temporary workers to run a 24 hour fire watch as police prepare 12 hour shifts. The report closes with an odd dietary line about the sole muscle of a lobster shell.
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Board of Regents
Bill Jones
Sharp
Walter Tower
Wilson Center
Bizet Memorial Library
Microbiology
Past presidents listed for association meeting
The group announced thirteen past presidents of the association. Present were Mrs. James A. Black Bernell Gilbert Mrs. O. L. Parsons Parrish and Welch.
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The
Association
James A. Black
Bernell Gilbert
O. L. Parsons
Parrish and
Welch
Veteran County Clerk's Office Sees Resignations and Appointments
Rosa Hines, county clerk, announced the resignation of Viola Collins chief deputy after 41 years in the recording department. Collins plans to retire at Dec 1 and spend time at Lake Texhoma. Frankie Richardson becomes chief deputy, Pam Boice named deputy clerk. County commissioners accepted the resignations and approved the new appointments.
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Comanche
Rosa Hines
Viola Collins
Miss Collins
Lake Texhoma
Miss Hines
Phil Gafford
Frankie Richardson
Bellmon cancels city Carnegie appearances
Senator Henry Bellmon cancels midday appearances in Lawton and Carnegie to attend a committee hearing on environmental health centers. A new Cimarron Developers plant near Carnegie will hire 45 to 100 workers to produce two to six bedroom homes for Kiowa and surrounding counties under HUD and Kiowa Housing Authority programs.
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Henry Bellmon
Lawton
Carnegie
Pete Gates
Comanche County
Republican Party
Gates
Sen. Bellman
Bellmon
Cimarron Developers Inc
HUD
Housing Authority
Kiowa Tribe
Caddo
Comanche
Kiowa
Cotton
Charles Johnson
Maye Johnson
Origins of the phrase getting someone's goat linked to racing
The saying stems from horse racing where spirited horses are soothed by a small stable mate like a goat. Rival trainers would steal a horse’s goat the day before a big race to unsettle the animal and affect performance.
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