Births and admissions listed across several Oklahoma towns
The notice records births at 12:52 a.m. on November 19 and 11:30 a.m. the same day, with weights ranging from 7 pounds 5 ounces to 8 pounds 3 ounces. It lists numerous admissions and discharges across towns including Fletcher Lawton Duncan Walters Meers Apache Anadarko and Oklahoma City, naming patients and conditions such as medical and surgery.
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Charles Ray
Walters
Lou Arnold
Cedarwood Drive
Cherie D. Bentley
Columbia
Yollie E. Collins
Geronimo
Machell Lyn Hamilton
Ola J. Hand
Fletcher
Medical
Deborah Ikard
Quanah
Tex
Camenal D. Ingram
Corti J. Lair
Apache
Media Medical
Stacy L. Livingston
Cache
James A. McDonald
Elgin
Noel Mitchell
Taylor
Billy J. Moren
Comanche
Milo J. Nelson
Lincoln
Donna K. Rankin
Anna J. Richardson
Eugene Robison
Doolittle
Claude L. Simpson
Sterling
Donald C. Singleterry
Rush Springs
Judy A. Sorrells
Carl E. Thompson
Earl Watson
Lawton
Patty A. Watts
Judy I. Young
Atom
Nona M. Jenkins
N. 61St
Gery
Donald W. Cox
Austin Drive
Joy L. Davis
Duncan
Lisa A. Estes
Meers
Medi
Ronald Melton
Oklahoma City
Victor Cisco
Vivian Ware
Anadarko
Sur
Young Kennedy Makes Progress
The 12 year old son of Sen Edward M Kennedy is reported doing well physically and emotionally as he recuperates from amputation of his cancerous right leg. He is in excellent spirits and progressing satisfactorily according to Georgetown University Hospital. More than 1000 get well cards and letters arrived, with inquiries from England France Germany Australia and Argentina.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Georgetown University Hospital
Edward Kennedy Jr
England
France
Germany
Australia
Argentina
Young Kennedy
Nixon signs defense bill cutting aid and funding
President Nixon signs a defense measure authorizing 21.3 billion for the Defense Department, 1.1 billion for military aid to non U S forces in Southeast Asia, and 1.5 billion to accelerate Trident submarine development. The package includes troop reductions overseas and bans U S aid to North Vietnam.
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Key Biscayne
Nixon
Defense Department
U.S
Europe
South Vietnam
Laos
North Vietnam
Six Pounds Of Pot Seized In Raid At Fort Sill
A 20 year old Fort Sill resident was arrested when deputy Bob Williams executed a search warrant at a Beta Street address. More than six pounds of marijuana were recovered. The arrest occurred around 9 am and the district attorney had not filed charges by noon.
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Fort Sillman
Bob Williams
Beta Street
Williams
Earth's Outer Shell Measured at Two Miles Thick
A historical note reports the planet's exterior crust attaining a thickness of about two miles. This estimate frames early geologic ideas about Earth's structure and the contrast with deeper layers.
AWOL Army man held in Fort Bragg area store robberies
Police arrested a 21 year old AWOL Fort Bragg soldier Monday night on armed robbery charges connected to a Friday liquor store attempt and a Sunday grocery robbery. Investigators found an AR-15 rifle and ammunition at the apartment.
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Fort Bragg
N. C
B Avenue
Charles Connally
David Hathorne
Clyde Williams
N. Second
Elk Hunt Underway at Wichita Mountains Refuge
Seven bull elk were taken by noon today as 63 hunters and eight guides began the Bulls only portion of the six week Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Elk Hunt. The second week opened with dawn hunts in the designated elk hunting areas. Antlerless harvest will occur in the final four weeks.
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Rickover Promoted on Retired List as Admiral
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, regarded as the father of America's nuclear Navy, is promoted to admiral on the retired list. President Nixon signed a defense bill in Key Biscayne Florida with an amendment sponsored by Senator Henry M Jackson promoting Rickover.
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Washington
Hyman G. Rickover
America
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Fla
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Ricklover
Lawton Public Records: Multiple Theft and Burglary Reports
Lawton Police Department reports list complainants including Lillian Nickels Gene E. Rhoads James Peck Motor Co Debbie Myers and others. Incidents include thefts from autos burglary of residences and vandalism at locations such as Ninth and Garfield 2325 N 76th and 3005 Angus Place with items stolen or damaged.
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Lawton Police Department
Lillian Nickels
Will Rogers
Ninth
Garfield
Gene E. Rhoads
Mission
Phillips Re
N. Sheridan Rood
Fred White Cuellion Co
Pon Bag Reeed Ag
James Peck Motor Co
Sheridan Rood
Debbie Myers
Iscoc
Bishop Road
Don Woesner
James Carneau
Cheries Rail
S. Sheriden Road
Pioneer Park
Angus Place
W. D. Crawford
Northwood
Barry K. Hickerson
Fort Sill
Ee Virgle Meeks
Woodin
Misdemeanor Charges Filed In District Court
Names appear on charges in the District Court Clerk's office. Harold Tinney of Port Sill faces driving under the influence with supervision. David Jord of Fort Sill pleaded guilty for modified exhaust driving with a $10 fine and costs. Edward Burgess of 704 Ave 1 is charged with marijuana possession and pled innocent with $300 bond. Angelo Sleeper of Anadarko faces marijuana possession and pled innocent with $300 bond. Carroll Storr of 704 Ave 1 charged with possession and posted $300 bond.
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District Court Clerk
Harold Tinney
Port Sill
David Jord
Fort Sill
Edward Burgess
Ave
Bend
Angelo Sleeper
Anadarko
Carroll Storr
Preliminary hearing set in burglary case
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for December 20 in district court for Tommy C. Edwards and Rend W. Gravitt both charged with burglary after their arrest in the 1800 block of Gore Boulevard. Bond is $3,500 each. They were arrested at 3:45 a.m. Sunday at Mabelle's Maternity Shop, 1812 Gore.
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Gore Boulevard
Tommy C. Edwards
Tulsa
Rend W. Gravitt
Broken Arrow
Mabelle
Gore
Five-Year Terms For Fort Sill Robbery Plea Deals
Two of three former Fort Sill men received five-year prison terms after pleading guilty to a reduced charge in the March 3 armed robbery of a local convenience store. Edward A. Horney and Steve R. Thompson were sentenced to five years each on grand larceny. Ricky Blair awaits trial on the original robbery with a dangerous weapon charge.
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Fort Sill
J. Winston Raburn
Edward A. Horney
Steve R. Thompson
Ricky Blair
Fire alarms logged by Lawton Fire on Monday
Times and locations of alarms include 1:13 p.m. at Sixth and A for gasoline wash and 2 p.m. at 102 Fort Silk Blvd for stove fire. Authorities report response to multiple calls and normal operations following incidents.
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The
Lawton Fire Department
Fort Silk Blvd
Stove Re
Lawton High Grad takes Upward Bound post at Southwestern
Joe Shegog a Lawton High School graduate was appointed talent search coordinator for the Upward Bound program at Southwestern State College Weatherford His duties include motivating high school graduates to attend college and helping dropouts resume education He enrolled at Southwestern in 1969 on a football scholarship and earned a BA in business administration last spring.
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Joe Shegog
Lawton
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Oklahoma
Shegog
Southwestern
Mayor Whitaker to attend opening ribbon cutting at skate arena
City officials Including Mayor Don Whitaker are expected at a Friday 11 am ceremony to officially open the new Skate-arena at 1907 NW 72nd. The rink owned by Don and Jack Van Dyke of Lawton costs about 300000 dollars and measures 225 feet by 100 feet.
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Don Whitaker
Don and
Jack van Dyke
Lawton
Gas Rationing Lifted at Fort Sill Stations
Fort Sill lifted the 10 gallon gasoline ration Monday after monthly consumption showed rationing unnecessary. Prices at the two post stations rose by one cent across all grades, regular 38.9 to 39.9, premium 42.9 to 43.9, no lead 41.9 to 42.9, to align with major oil company pricing.
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Fort Sill
Post
Red flag of Muscat and Oman stands as a single color emblem
The flag of the Sultanate of Muscat and Oman is described as entirely red with no symbols or devices. This national emblem remains a monochrome banner representing the sultanate’s sovereignty.
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Sultanate of Muscat
Oman
Market Stabilizes Despite New Drop
New York stocks open lower and steady amid energy worry with trading heavy on the NYSE. The noon Dow Jones average falls 8.43 to 854.23, the index off earlier lows, while the Amex market value index drops 1.41 to 96.87. McDonald’s down 34 to 547, General Motors down 1 to 54, and other declines outnumber advances about 6 to 1. NYSE broad index off .66 at 53.10. Oklahoma grain and poultry prices are listed by the State Department of Agriculture, with wheat, milo, soybeans, alfalfa hay, broilers, and eggs shown at various regional prices.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Amex
Champion Home
Houston Oil
McDonald’s
General Motors
Sweet
Solon pushes smaller GI Bill boost amid veto concerns
House Veterans Affairs Committee chair urges reducing the proposed 13.6 percent rise in educational benefits for Vietnam era veterans to eight percent. Rep. Dorn says eight percent is more reasonable and may avoid a veto, though the bill would raise single veterans’ payments from 225 to 250 dollars monthly and increase other benefits accordingly. The VA opposes any hike, but Dorn believes the bill could pass this year if 13 percent is avoided.
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Washington
House
Veterans’ Affairs Committee
William Jennings Bryan Dorn
D-S.c
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Jimmy D. Kelley
Thurman L. Lowers
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Tipton
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Cheyenne Circle
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Charles Parker
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Cheyenne
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Floyd
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Surgery
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Beacontree Drive
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Dearborn
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Black Mesa
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William Boring
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Motif Manor
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Sheridan Road
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Robbery
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MIPN/CO FINANCIAL SERVICES
Gore Blvd
Lawton Gore Plaza
State Department of Agriculture
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Fae Eae National Bank
TIMEX
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Anthony Libro
Million Dollar Round Table
S. 13Th
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