Medicine Park to Begin 1.2 Million Treatment Plant Project
The city of Medicine Park starts a lagoon style sewer treatment plant project after decades of effort. Mica Construction Company of Hot Springs, Arkansas, will build the $1.2 million system with state and federal support. completion is 9 months to a year.
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Medicine Park
Oklahoma Health Department
Dallas Area
Environmental Protection Agency
Mica Construction Company
Hot Springs
Ark
Edward Hilliary Jr
Hilliary
State Health ‘Department
Medicine Park considers petition to oust police chief
A residents group named The Concerned Citizens of Medicine Park submitted petitions to force ouster of Police Chief Ronnie Haines. Police Commissioner A P Tuck said signatures may be insufficient. 137 total with 100 voters and 37 residents, 30 days to verify. Council delayed decision until November as taxpayers weigh trust in the chief after his recent acquittal.
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Medicine Park
A. P. Tuck
Concerned Citizens of
Ronnie Haines
Haines
Tuck
Golda Haley
Council
Edward U Hilliary
Lonnie Long
Comanche County
Hilliary
Concerned Citizens Group
Mountain Park
Estelle Shephard
Eahanes
Subscriptions Under One Year Priced With Monthly Plan
The notice states a monthly rate for subscriptions under twelve months with a 2 percent sales tax already included. It emphasizes a recurring monthly charge rather than a single annual payment.
Lawton To Get Sixth Legal Aid Office In Oklahoma
Lawton welcomes a new Legal Aid office, sixth in the state, focusing on poverty and Indian law. Executive director Foster plans to hire one Indian law specialist. salaries start at twelve thousand, with court costs payable by those able. Funding comes from Legal Service Corporation and local groups.
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Oklahoma
Foster
Oklahoma City
Comanche County
Legal Service Corporation
Oklahoma County Bar Association
United Way
Oklahoma Crime Commission
Oklahoma Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services
Lawton
Otasco Traffic Plan Resolution Ahead of Oct 11 Vote
The city will vote on October 11 a plan to install traffic controls at Second and C to create left turn lanes for southbound Second to east, and eastbound C to north, guiding Otasco parking access. The measures echo earlier disclosures by mall developer Ed Warmack and Otasco officials.
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Second
Otasco
C Avenue
Ed Warmack
Jerry Goodman
District Court
Goodman
Lawton Constitution
Lawton
Dayan on Palestinian state and Geneva talks
Israeli Defense Minister Dayan pressed that Israel would not negotiate over a Palestinian state while American officials insisted the U.S. statement did not impose a settlement. He said the Palestinian issue is not only a refugee problem and repeated that Geneva remains the goal, with Powell noting remaining obstacles before a conference.
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Dayan
U.N. Security Council
Geneva
Powell
U.S
U.N
Pact cited to keep waterway open by U S leaders
Sol Linowitz and General George S Brown say the pact would let the United States take any needed action to keep the waterway open. The cable to the State Department summarizes a talk with Panamanian negotiator Carlos Lopez Guevara who was disturbed by some testimony from Vance and Linowitz.
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Sol Linowitz
George S. Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
State Department
Carlos Lopez Guevara
Vance
Linowitz
Funeral Notices for Morrison and Booty
Wilbur Oran Morrison 78 of Faxon dies after lengthy illness at home Funeral by Lawton Ritter Dalton Funeral Home Born July 26 1899 Sutton West Virginia moved to Faxon aged 7 Married Estelle Phillips November 26 1924 Retired farmer member First Baptist Church Faxon Survived by wife son and four daughters plus siblings and grandchildren Currancy Booty 8 of 612 Roosevelt dies Sunday Burial with military honors Thursday at Highland Cemetery Grant Chapel AME Church officiated by Rev R C Jenkins Jefferson Funeral Home
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Wilbur Oran Morrison
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Mr. Morrison
Sutton
W. Va
Faxon
Estelle Phillips
Haskell
Tex
Lawton
First Baptist Church
Jack M. Morrison
Chattanooga
Estelle Marie Boone
St. Louis
Evelyn Joyce Richardson
Phoenix
Ariz
John L. Morrison
Norman
Jim Morrison
Ruby Reed
Dallas
Roosevelt
Grant Chapel Ame
R. C. Jenkins
Highland Cemetery
Jefferson Funeral Home
Primitive Firearm Season To Begin In Lakes Area
Joe Henson, Lakes and Lands Commission, reports a primitive firearm deer season on city property at Lake Lawtonka from Oct 22 to Oct 30. Hunters must wear bright clothing. bow hunting allowed but not on city land that week. Wheat sown on site to aid cover and replanting. tires for catfish reefs discussed but opposed. 5,000 catfish stocked at Lake Ellsworth, Lake Helen, and golf course.
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Constitution
Joe Henson
Lake Lawtonka
Lakes and Lands Commission
Lawton Public Library
Henson
Randall Hale
Lake Ellsworth
Lake Helen
Carter tours South Bronx site touting renewal hopes
President Carter visits a ruined South Bronx block with Mrs Harris and Ramon Rueda executive director of the rehabilitation group. He speaks of salvaging areas and creating a recreation zone as part of a broader effort to attract federal funds and revive decayed housing. A brief news conference follows a 45 minute Beame Carter meeting with 20 minutes notice.
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Carter
Rueda
Harris
Nixon
Terry Tunnock
The
Pretiast
Beame
Forum To Feature Waurika Program At Montego Bay
Waurika project official Bob Neale will discuss the lake conservancy district and water system plans at a public noon forum at Montego Bay. Lawton Public Works Director Paul Brune covers local and national water conditions. Tickets for the luncheon are 3 dollars and 50 cents at the door.
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Bob Neale
Montego Bay
Neale
Waurika Lake
Lawton Public Works
Paul Brune
Waurika
Conservancy District
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Developer Jack Botkin Dies in Lawton at 58
Jack Botkin 58 a Lawton appraisal pioneer and former Realtor Society leader died after a lengthy illness in a local nursing home. He served as a pilot in World War II and left a business career spanning 28 years. Survivors include his wife Phyllis and two sons Mickey and Chris. Memorials to the American Cancer Society. European exploration relied on green turtles for fresh meat, per the American Museum of Natural History.
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Jack Botkin
Heinzwood
Meadowbrook
Lawton
Becker Funeral Home
Mr. Botkin
Towanda
Kan
Cameron College
Oklahoma State University
Air Force
Phyllis A. Boyles
Duncan
Botkin
Lawton Board of Realtors
Independent Insurance Agents of Oklahoma
The
Society of Real Estate Appraisers
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Homebuilders
Noon Optimists Club
Lawton Country Club
First Methodist
New World
American Museum of Natural History
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UC Srep
Ema Erie
Cache Rd
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