Funeral notices for Caldwell Tahmankera and others
Area and Indiahoma death notices list James Polk Caldwell 77 of 806 G died in a Woodward hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Lawton-Ritter-Dalton with Rev. Baggett, burial Letitia Cemetery. Tahmankera 65 of Indiahoma dies from a traffic crash. funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Post Oak Mennonite Brethren Church with burial Indian Tribal Cemetery Cache.}
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James Polk Caldwell
Woodward Hospital
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Charles Baggett
Calvary Baptist Church
Letitia Cemetery
Caldwell
Lawton
Colmont
Tenn
Annie Moore
Indiahoma
Louis E. Tahmankera
Ranchett
Post Oak Mennonite Brethren
Robert Chaat
Sherwood Tsough
Indian Methodist Church of
Cache
Huddleston
Mr. Tahmahkera
Cache High School
Bureau of Indian Affairs
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Anadarko
Kansas
Tahmahkera
War Department
Marseilles
France
Department of Interior
Comanche County Welfare Board of Directors
Comanche Reformed Church
Morrison
Laverna Hoahwah
Vance
All of Indiahoma
Sophia Mahsetky
Apache
Medicine Park
Bob Smith
Clark Funeral Home
Beaver
Frederick
Pearline Jones
Oklahoma City
Church of God In Christ
Alfred Thompson
Duncan
Frederick Cemetery
Dalton-McLellan Funeral Home
Jones
Tipton
Tillman County
Christopher
Ladona Gail
Willie Jones
Charlie
Willis Jr
Stockton
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Dallas
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Billie Ruth Benjamin
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Walters
Lois Hooper
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Russell Owen
Harold Lambert
United Methodist Church of
Grandfield
Walters Cemetery
Wyatt Funeral Home
Hooper
Shawnee
Fred Hooper
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Order of Eastern Star
Fred Walters
Louise Simpson
Jim Turner
San Lorenzo
Roy Turner
Porterville
Iva Benson
Broken Arrow
Jillie Cormany
Carter pushes housing bill amid energy fight and hospital push
President Carter meets congressional leaders to pressure House and Senate energy differences and fights a request to restore $1.4 billion for the EI bomber. He reaffirms commitment to hospital cost containment while backing a housing bill extending urban block grants with $10.9 billion and creating jobs in construction.
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Indiana
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Congress
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Olusegun Obasanjo
White House
Fort Sill Memories From Jennie Barrett’s Long Life Visit
Jennie Barrett recalls Fort Sill days as a child, detailing picket houses, a carpenter shop near the ice house, and prisoner labor. She recounts Geronimo’s presence, prairie dog towns, abundant game, rough river transport that ruined belongings, and early schooling with a soldier as instructor. She later moved to Norman, Peoria, and finally Portland, while donating 17 Fort Sill photos to the museum.
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Fort Sill
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Bull
Norman
Ben
Canadian
Lawton
Barrett
Peoria
Ill
Portland
Ore
Waiapai
Betty Bellamy
Betty Dowdy
Buddy Jones
Fort Sill Museum
African Educators Tour United States For Exchange Talks
Two African educators Arcilia N. Senlheko from Lesotho and Blanche M. Bationo from Upper Volta tour the United States as guest speakers at the Lawton Chamber of Commerce Friday Forum luncheon in Montego Bay. The visit, sponsored by the American Association of University Women, aims to review U.S. education and foster a professional women exchange program. The noon meeting is open to the public with tickets at the door for 3.50.
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United States
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Montego Bay
Arcilia N. Senlheko
Lesotho
Blanche M. Bationo
Upper Volta
U.S
Africa
American Association of University Women
Scout Leaders Move Monthly Round Table Meeting
The Black Beaver Boy Scout Council changes the adult leaders round table to 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Lawton Heights United Methodist Church 1514 Andrews. Meetings were at Conway and Hale. Rev. Les Shearer is round table commissioner and Linda Wilson is Cub Scouts round table commissioner.
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Black Beaver Boy Scout Council
Lawton Heights
Deaf population in U S reaches twenty million
The Health Insurance Institute reports about 20 million Americans have some hearing loss, roughly one in ten people. The estimate highlights the size of the partially deaf population in the United States.
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United States
The
Health Insurance Institute
Otasco judgment sought as city plans traffic changes at Second and C
LURA and Lawton city approve traffic controls at Second and C intersections to ease Otasco parking access. Plans include a left turn bay on southbound Second for eastbound turns and an eastbound C Avenue bay to northbound traffic. HUD reviews land sale terms for a $1.2 million project, with Warmack paying $120,000 in cash and $1.80 per square foot in improvements on 600,000 square feet of mall land held in escrow until project work reaches $1,080,000.
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Lura
Otasco
Second
C Avenue
Warmack
HUD
Lawton Community Development
Reuben Brown
Brown
Washington
Court as Watergate prosecutor argues UC Davis race policy
Court assigns 45 minutes to Cox, longtime solicitor general, to defend UC Davis in its bid to uphold affirmative action. San Francisco lawyer Reynold Colvin, representing Bakke, also gets 45 minutes to argue against the programs, which Bakke claims discriminate against whites. Bakke sued UC Davis claiming he would have been admitted without the minority admissions program.
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Watergate
University of California At Davis
San Francisco
Reynold Colvin
Bakke
The
University
Davis
City to secure Waurika water for 1979 and beyond
A contract with the conservancy district commits about 23 million dollars over 50 years at 3.463 percent interest. Impoundment behind Waurika dam started this summer and municipal water is planned for early 1979. Officials forecast city needs water from Waurika by mid 1982.
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Conservancy District
Waurika Dam
Waurika
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