State Regulation Vowed In Health and Safety Areas
Oklahoma labor officials pledge firmer enforcement of occupational health and safety laws to supplement federal oversight. Labor Commissioner L. P. Williams announced a safety seminar in Lawton for October 30 at the Painters Union hall, aiming to educate employers employees and the public about the 1970 act and seek voluntary compliance.
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Tate Labor Department
L. P. Williams
Williams
Lawton
Painters Union Hall
S. Third
Lawtonian
Oklahoma
Wilburn Cartwright
Leviton Lease Arrangements Discussed At Local Meeting
Leviton Manufacturing officials from Little Neck New York met Lawton Industrial Foundation and Comanche County Trust Authority officials to discuss locating a Leviton plant in Lawton. Plans include a temporary site in a building loaned by the foundation and eventual construction in the Lawton Industrial Park. Robert Head said no further meetings with industry prospects were scheduled.
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Leviton Manufacturing Co. Inc
Little Neck
N. Y
Lawton
Lawton Industrial Foundation
Comanche County Trust Authority
Leviton
J. T. Neal
Robert Head
Industrial Foundation
Industrial Prospect
Subscriptions Rates For Lawton Newspapers
Subscription terms for Morning Press and Lawton Constitution options include in town and out of town delivery. Rates vary by duration and location with annual and six month terms and separate pricing for weekend editions. Details reference Lewton Publishing Co and provide contact instruction for subscription requests.
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Sundey
Sundey and
Mondey
Mundey & Saturdey Press
Lawton Fort Sill
Cameron College Cadets Join Ft Leonard Wood Exercise
Twelve ROTC cadets from Cameron College will participate in field training at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri alongside cadets from 17 universities. The group includes Robert Beck Richard Banks Gary Christal W C Garrison Charlie Diggs Doug Harrison Edward Hampton and others.
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Cameron College
Ft. Leonard Wood
Les Redwine
Robert Beck
Richard Banks
Gary Christal
W. C. Garrison
Charli Diggs
Doug Harrison
Edward Hampton
Glenn Hoyt
James Mackey
Thomas Newman
Peter Disterlic
Joseph Orr
Oe Wales Ge Ees
Leges
Memorial Admitted and Dismissed List Many Names
A long memorial notice lists numerous individuals with addresses and service statuses such as medical treatment surgery or dismissal. Entries include Kevin R. Cavanagh Doris C. Cox Tango L Crenshaw Michael C Gibson Wanda J Minnick and many others across Lawton Apache Duncan Elgin Altus Cache Marlow and surrounding areas with various medical or surgical notes and a birth announcement for a son born October 23.
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Kevin R. Cavanagh
Doris C. Cox
Tango L. Crenshaw
On Euler
Smith
Fessler
Arlington
Michael C. Gibson
N. List
Charles A. Grant
S. Lee
Goldie B. Hobbs
Euclid
Clifton D. Ikner
Cache
la Venia E. Lindsey
Apache
Septertee McFall
Donald L. McMahan
Lawton
Wanda J. Minnick
Michael Mitchell
Beta
Crick
Gary Dennis
Rush Springs
Michael W. Gibson
Aretha Gellens
SE Medical
Angela D. Heuchert
Burkburnett
Tex
Jodie M. LaRue
Altus
Ester L. Leatherbury
Carnegie
Calvin K. Koonce
Robert A. Miller
S. Ninth
Kathi Ogden
Aline Phillips
Mountain Park
Steve W. Terrell
N. 55Th
Jamie S. van Wey
Gren
Public Records Vandalism and Theft Reports Across Several Addresses
Public records list multiple incidents including vandalism to vehicles at 1122 Cherry and 1615 Lee, burglary of residences with theft of furniture, and theft of antennae from autos. Other entries note bicycle theft, broken headlights, and unauthorized credit use alongside various street addresses and names.
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Dee
Walter Whitehouse
L. Green
Fort Sill
F. Phillips
Columbia
Nichols
Sharon Regan
Millerd LaFiemme
Ben Willems
Norman Boucher
Minor Traffic Charges Filed in District Court
Names appear in a district court clerk citation listing minor traffic offenses. Arthur R. Weber of Elgin drives with an invalid license. Decker Kopoddy of Cowie and James F. Russell of Altus face license and speeding issues respectively. Others include improper passing and stop, improper lights, helmet or safety equipment violations, and driving while suspended. Several defendants hail from Fort Sill and nearby towns such as Snyder Hobart and Anodorko.
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Snyder
Helgo M. Beasley
Glenn
Howerd Moore
Hobart
Therce
Richard E. Allen
Douglas
Wesley Ion Hogue
Deneman
Dennis P. Moran
Fort Sill
Alveh W
Wolters
Civil Service Openings Listed In Okla City Area
Applications for overhead hoist mechanic fence repairer and helium plant helper are being accepted by the U S Civil Service Commission. Immediate openings at Fort Sill for overhead hoist mechanic and fence repairer. helium plant helper with Bureau of Mines Keyes Oklahoma. Pay WG 8 373 hourly WG 6 326 hourly and 429 hourly respectively. Call Federal Job Information Center Oklahoma City 231 4948 or toll free 800 522 3781.
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
Fort Sill
Bureau of Mines
Keyes
Oklo
Federal Job Information Center
Sixth Street
Oklahoma City
Horse Club to Meet in Deporter Burr Thursday
The Southwest Oklahoma Arabian Horse Club will hold its officers meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. at Lew Johnson's restaurant in Deporter Burr, board member said today.
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Southwest Oklahoma Arabian Horse Club
Lew Johnson
Woman Charged In Man's Death
Doris Tatman 30 of 214 S Sixth faces manslaughter in the Tuesday night shooting death of Lawton man John Lewis Goins Jr. He died at Memorial Hospital after two shots from a .25 caliber pistol. A preliminary hearing is set for November 6 with bond of 1500. Tatman admitted the shooting saying he was beating her and she acted after 9 p.m. Police found the pistol in a closet.
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Doris Tatman
S. Sixth
Lawton
John Lewis Goins Jr
Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Tatmon
Goins
Watergate Tape Chronology Highlights Key Moments
A chronology outlines events from July 16 1973 to July 26 1973 in the Watergate tape dispute. It notes Butterfield revealing a hidden recording system, Ervin asking Nixon for tapes, Cox demanding tapes via subpoenas, and Nixon defying subpoenas.
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Washington (Ap
Archibald Cox
William D. Ruckelshaus
Elliot L. Richardson
Alexander P. Butterfield
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Sen
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Watergate Committee
Nixon
Cox
Ervin
Watergate Grand Jury
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Market drifts as investors assess domestic and world events
The New York stock market shows a cautious session with the Dow at 965.98 and the NYSE index near 59.11 at noon. A mixed pattern of advances and declines reflects hesitancy amid the Mideast tensions and U.S. political turmoil.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Clean Windows and Drivers Urged in Lawton Traffic Push
Lawton police urge drivers to clear windows before travel as humidity and frost impair visibility. Officers plan fall and winter enforcement targeting blocked vision, urging 10 to 15 minutes for proper cleaning and safe driving.
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Lawton
Allen
Faxon School Carnival Promises Foods Games and Crowning
Faxon School hosts a Friday carnival with food service starting at 6 p.m. and games opening at 7 p.m. The queen and king will be crowned at 9 p.m. Contestants include Gabrielle Ormson and Mike Phillips, Arlene Werquyah and Jeff Rothell, and Monica Peters and Keven Overstreet across grades.
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Faxon
Gabrielle Ormson
Mike Phillips
Arlene Werqueyah
Jeff Rothell
Monica Peters
Keven Overstreet
Carnival at Western Hills school slated with games and auction
Western Hills Elementary School PTA hosts a carnival from 5 30 p m to 8 30 p m on Oct 30 featuring bingo a spook house a pickpocket clown and a pan for gold room A bicycle drawing is set for 7 30 p m followed by an auction of food baskets and other items
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Western Hills
PTA
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