Assistant Coach Pleads and Resigns at Eisenhower High
Eisenhower High School assistant football coach Richard H. Ryan 29 pleads nolo contendere to a reduced misdemeanor possession of marijuana charge. The Lawton Board of Education accepted his resignation after a 75 minute closed session. Ryan received a deferred one year sentence with probation and $150 court costs. expungement possible if no further crimes occur.
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Nolo
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Atty
Alan Foster
Ryan
Foster
School Board
Chuck Wade
Don Davis
Lawton
Frontier Airlines
Frontier
EHS
Wayne Gilley
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Jack Raulston
Waurika Water
Scuba Classes Start At Lawton YMCA
Lawton YMCA launches scuba diving instruction led by H Ray Anderson at 7 p m. The four week course costs 60 for non members and 50 for members and includes mask fins snorkel tanks and regulator with classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Lawton
Cameron University President Backs Waurika Water Initiative
Cameron University president R Don Owen endorses the Oct 11 Waurika water issue, citing the need for an adequate supply as the area grows and families move in. He stresses water as a critical lifeline for the community and university and plans to distribute a campus memorandum in the coming days.
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R. Don Owen
Cameron University
Waurika
FBI Probing Diamond Thefts In Manhattan District
The FBI investigates five thefts totaling over 3 million in the Manhattan diamond district over seven months. Key losses include 1 million in diamonds tied to Pinchos Jaroslawicz who vanished and was found dead. Other thefts include 200–300 thousand with Abraham Shafizadeh and three robberies totaling almost 2 million. An independent forged-check diamond conspiracy case yielded two indictments.
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FBI
Manhattan
Puerto Rico
Cials
Shafizadeh
Henry Gersbard & Co
Naspro Co
Medco Co
Lawton Instapoll Prompts Local Call Inquiries
The Lawton Publishing Company lists questions for readers to answer by calling 353-0620 in the 6 pm to 9 pm window through Wednesday. Topics include deregulating natural gas prices to boost exploration and airbags in new cars by 1984.
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Lawton Publishing Company
Instapoll
Congress
Department of Transportation
Petitioners Seek Ouster Of Chief In Medicine Park
A Citizens group in Medicine Park plans to present two petitions totaling 137 signatures to the city council demanding the removal of Police Chief Ronnie Haines. The effort follows his acquittal on second degree rape charges involving a 15 year old, with members citing loss of trust and urging replacement. The group met at the Chuck Gardner residence to tally names from petitions circulated last week. The council meets tonight and faces pressure from The Concerned Citizens of Medicine Park.
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Medicine Park
Citizens of
Chuck Gardner
Ronnie Haines
Haines
Mountain Park
Estelle Shephard
Haynes
A.P. Tuck
Debates Start Historic Lincoln Douglas Exchange
In 1896 butter priced at 23.8 cents a pound marks the era while Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A Douglas are noted for their record debates in the United States with Aug 21 1858 cited.
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Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A
Douglas
United States
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