Area girl wins national 4-H award in Oklahoma
Jennifer Jackson, a freshman from Apache, earns a $700 scholarship as a national 4-H winner in the foods program. Other Oklahoma recipients include Glee Dale in dress design, DruAnn McCluskey in home management, Suzanne Roush in a $600 award, and Angie Finks for horse program excellence. Japan increases buy of U S tobacco, with imports rising and forecasts of growth to 80 000 tons by 1975 amid dollar devaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Oklahoma Christian College
Apache
Jennifer Jackson
Paul Jackson Jr
Jackson
Chickasha
Cycle Safety Club
Beckham County
Glee Dale
Rt. 1
Canute
DruAnn McCluskey
Billings
Suzanne Roush
Cherokee
Oklahoma
Angie Finks
Woodward County
Washington
Future Department
Dec
United States
U.S
Birth of Son for Foat Family at Lawton Hospital
Lawton Hospital reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foat at 12:43 a.m. on November 26. The infant weighed 8 pounds 9 ounces. Also listed are several admissions and discharges including Willie V. Aaron Duncan and Opal Anglin Fort Sill Boulevard for medical care, with numerous patients under treatment at multiple local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Foat
Ave. I
Public Records: thefts and vandalism reported
Public Records cites multiple thefts and property crimes across the area. Incidents include two dogs stolen, eight tires and auto parts taken from Woody's OX Service Station, a table Bose removed from a residence, and bicycles not reported stolen. Vandalism and a burglary were also logged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody
Cache Road
Hodd Whicker
Gore
Rose Bynum
Park
Daniel J. Cumbow
Fort Sill
Robert Lamb
Denice McKinzie
Injury Accidents Logged by Lowton Police Department
The Lowton Police Department reports times and locations of injury accidents investigated, outlining where incidents occurred and when they were assessed by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowton
Fuel shortage forces end to Kayot motor home division
Kayot Inc. will discontinue its motor home division as of Friday. The Indianola Iowa plant that produced the motor homes will be sold. Den is J Daly, president, cited a likely loss under 1 million versus 7 million in fiscal 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato, Minn
Kayot, Inc
Denis J. Daly
Indianola
Iowa
Daly
Heavy Rains Flood Camp Near Kansas Oklahoma
About 30 campers hiked and canoed to safety as heavy rains flooded Fiddler's Bend Campsite near Kansas Oklahoma. Up to 22 of 28 cabins were partially underwater with cars and a house trailer affected. The river crested late Sunday and campers planned to return after repairs.
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Kansas
Okla
Oklahoma
Paula Sheehan
Broken Arrow
Fiddler’s Bend
Leonard Fidler
Panel Approves 15 Percent Oklahoma Bus Rate Hike
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission approved a 15 percent increase in bus passenger rates Monday. The hike was requested by the National Bus Traffic Association Inc to cover rising operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
National Bus Traffic Association, Inc
Simulator blast rattles residents near Lindy and Ozman
A blast in a residential area shook residents near 1700 Ozman Monday night, believed to come from a discharged hand grenade simulator. Meck Tannery, assistant fire chief, investigated and reported fragments behind 1705 Lindy. Teddy Bishop of 1705 Lindy described a bright flash and the explosion shortly before 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozman
Meck Tannery
Tanmery
Lindy
Teddy Bishop
Resort Operators Hope Gasoline Restrictions Won't Curb Skiers
Ski resort operators across the country expect limited impact from Nixon fuel rules as many destinations rely on longer stays and nearby access. Some northern and midwestern resorts fear up to 20 percent declines, while others plan car pools and rail or air support to attract visitors despite Sunday bans.
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Nixon
Associated Press
Frontier Airlines
Avis
A.G. Bainbridge
Jackson Hole Ski Corp
Vermont
Colorado
Aspen
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Philadelphia
John Sehar, Jr
Wisconsin
Les
Mike Sullivan
Upper Michigan
Mt. Baker
Seattle
Duncan Howat
Howat
Timberline
Oregon
Dick Kohnstamm
Portland
Sugarloaf
Squaw Mountain
Maine
Hans von Nolde
Big Sierra
Lake Tahoe
California
Vor Nolde
Market Quiet After Monday Slump As Energy Worries Linger
Stocks slipped further with the Dow down 3.53 to 821.42 at noon as energy problems weigh on sentiment. The American and NYSE indices fell while slight rallies faded. wide swings and mixed gains marked trading, with notable moves in Howard Johnson, American Motors, CNA Financial, RCA, Sony, and Dow Chemical amid thin advances and a broad decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Howard Johnson
American Motors
CNA Financial
RCA
Sony
Dow Chemical
Dow
Cocaine Charge Filed Against Four Sill Men
Four Fort Sill men face a cocaine possession charge in district court following marijuana possession arraignments. Bond set at 5000 each with preliminaries December 21 and 28. Witness observed suspected marijuana and cocaine during civil papers service at a residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Ronald Goodwin
James H. Parkman
Jeffrey L. Yager
John Zee
Bob Williams
Zec
Beta
Cityans Offered Sill Library Use For Move
Lawton residents may use the Main Post Library at Fort Sill December 1–16 during the move from the Carnegie into the new Lawton Public Library. Maj. Gen. David E. Ott provides materials and Fort Sill Library personnel to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Fort Sill
Carnegie Library
Fourth and B
L. R. Loomis
Loomis
Grasmick
Hearing Set for Larceny Case Involving William Noland
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for December 20 for 18 year old William Noland of No 1 Avenue I charged in district court with grand larceny. Bond is $1000. The alleged theft of 33 40 occurred November 18 at Wimple's Service Station 902 South Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Noland
No. 1
Ave. I
Noland
Wimple
S. Second
City Man Charged With Indecent Exposure
Kevin Pointer, 19, of 1723 Ash Avenue, charged in District Court with indecent exposure for allegedly exposing himself November 12 at a Lawton drive-in restaurant. Bond set at $3,000. Trial date scheduled for December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Pointer
Ash
Pointer
Atea Lawton
City Teen Facing Molestation Trial
An 18 year old Lawton teenager was ordered to stand trial on Lewd Molestation charges accusing him of sexually assaulting a 10 year old boy on November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Taxwriters Race Over Pension Reform Accord Fails
The House Ways and Means Committee advances its pension bill with tax features while the Labor Committee backs a non tax version. The Senate passes broad reform aiming to ensure retirees receive benefits. Jurisdiction clashes and Thanksgiving talks seek a path to a floor vote next month, with compromise options under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
House Labor Committee
House Rules Committee
Senate
Ways and Means
Congressional
Bond Ordered In Heroin Case Patterson Granted 40000 Bond
Lawton man Charles Patterson 43 convicted in District Court Oct 10 of felony sale of heroin has been freed on 40000 bond pending appeal. The bond set by the state Court of Criminal Appeals followed a habeas corpus action by his Oklahoma City attorney. Patterson was sentenced to 40 years and a 40000 fine after a jury found him guilty of selling heroin to a police undercover agent last May.
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Lawton
Charles
Pat) Patterson
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Oklahoma City
Patterson
J. Winston Raburn
Vernon Field
Raburn
Fred Clapp
Bill Davidson
Funeral Rites for Lena Barton Resident Since 1901
Lena Barton 102 a pioneer Apache resident died after a month long illness in a Cyril nursing home. Funeral at 10 am Thursday United Methodist Church with Rev. Asa Hendricks. Burial Fairview Cemetery Crews Funeral Home. Survivors include two sons two sisters and many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
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Lena Jane Barton
Cyril
United Methodist Church
Asa Hendricks
Fairview Cemetery
Crews Funeral Home
Barton
Cass County
Missouri
E. V. Barton
Mulberry
Apache
Amsterdam
Marshall Thorn Frederick dies in Bridgeport Texas
Marshall Thorn 60 a former Frederick resident died Saturday afternoon in Bridgeport Texas. The service was at First Baptist Church in Bridgeport with Rev Dan Castleman officiating. Burial followed in Frederick Cemetery. He moved from Frederick to Bridgeport about ten years ago and ran a service station. He married Lorene Harper on December 14 1935. Survivors include his wife Jerry and Dan two sons Walter H Thorn sister Glen Meredith and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Marshall Thorn
Bridgeport
Tex
First Baptist Church
Dan Castleman
Dalton- McLellan Funeral Home
Thorn
Lorene Harper
Jerry
Forth Worth
Dan
Kansas
Walter H. Thorn
Lawton
Glen Meredith
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma attorney attends national Easter Seal Society meeting
T. D. Nicklas of 1136 Elm represents Oklahoma as a voting member at the National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults annual meeting in Washington D C. The convention theme is Unity Service Action and runs through Saturday. Also attending are Mrs. Nicklas and Mr. and Mrs. Tams Bixby III of Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Nicklas
Elm
Oklahoma Society For Crippled Children
Oklahoma
House of Delegates
Washington, D. C
National
Easter Seal Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Unity — Service Action
Nicklas
Tams Bixby III
Muskogee
Bixby
The
Oklahoma Society
Water service cut for 3 days in south Lawton
Residents in a 35 block area of south Lawton will lose city water from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Friday while public works crews replace a water line. The affected area runs from Georgia to Bishop Road and from 11th to 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Paul Brune
City Public Works
Georgia
Bishop Road
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Willie V. Aaron
Duncan
John A. Armstrong
Opal Anglin
Fort Sill Blvd
Mildred Baker
Kinyon
Charles Don Boyce
Marlow
Bill J. Brown
James A. Cheek
Marion V. Crawford
William F. Elam
Roosevelt
Beverly A. French
Cheryl
Henry Gampier
Mary E. George
Vernon Green
Jefferson
Cora Hollis
Hugo
Minnie M. Hollis
Snyder
Pamela G. Holmes
Leake
Eva Lee Jacobs
Cache
Donna K. Johnson
McKinley
Laura A. Johnson
George Eileen Miller
N. 15Th
Mildred M. Reed
Lloyd J. Scifres
Gerald R. Ere
Jean M . Stach
Prince A. Stockton
Rt. 3
Valerie B. Turner
Cimarron Trail
Kevin R. Warner
Cherry
Cecil Watson
Sallie F. Williams
Walters
Emma J. Woolery
Lynn Carmon
Coachman Drive
Eeen Occleey
William C. Cameron
Charles R. Carmichael
A Gee Clark
Medoe Cole
Catherine Coleman
Shreveport
Kevin Ray Davis
Tom P. Davis
Seal
Gieemcammaennelopi C. Hawkins
Mountain View
Deborah A. Jackson
Bishop Read
Cynthia Lair
Dana D. Lowe
Willa M. Moss
Dawn Marie Nowe
Comanche
Dana M. Whitehead
Pollard
Martha Wickwire
Scott R. Wilkinson
Altus
Gary R. Rogers
Willard Hutchins
Medicine Park
Lula F. Cloud
Lucille Gillock
Callie Holt
Sterling
Johnson
Leve T. Powell
Carl D. Simpson
Ronald Smith
Ethel Abbott
Pershing
Patsy G. Hampton
Logan
J Ane Schickedanz
Hugh Curtis Swink
Louella Gardner
Maude Hawkins
Myrtle Pierce
Bell
Lou E. Summers
Lincoln
Gladys Sylvester
Dan E. Everett
S. Tenth
John C. McAlister
Merle W. Zea
Taylor
Nellie Blaylock
Carnegie
Edward Mullin
Lee
Timothy Toviugh
Jeffrey Monetatchi
Thelma Hoppe
Avalon
Nathan Kotay
Rena Guy
Fort Cobb
Myrtle Atauvich
Willard Guy
Public Records
Teton Village
Wyoming
New York
State Department of Agriculture
Weatherford
Yukon
Okeene
Temple
Watonga
Mangum
Geary
Aston
Medford
Clinton
Hobart
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Manchester
Gulf
Milo
Afton
Banner
Pauls Valley
Kennedy
Cityan
Bond
Lena Barton
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