Regents Criticize Hysterical Drive By OU Ticket Inquiry
Charles Engleman editor of The Clinton Daily News calls the Oklahoma Publishing Co investigation into OU ticket scalping and spying a hysterical crusade. He argues no illegal acts by OU coaches or players occurred and warns the OPUBCO campaign could threaten college football nationwide.
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Clinton Daily News
Oklahoma Publishing Co
City Newsvues
Look
Jack Taylor
Oklahoma City Times
Daily Oklahoman
Vo Tech Training Emphasized For Students By Local Leaders
Community leaders stress basics in Vo Tech through Great Plains school. They praise remedial efforts for learners with problems and connect hands on trades training to employment. They warn early intervention matters and note graduates filling skilled trades roles.
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Great Plains
Couch
Funeral for Henry Chambers in Walters
Henry Chambers 87 died today in a Walters nursing home. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Wyatt Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. John Freeman officiating. Burial in Duncan Cemetery. Born May 27 1889 in Denton County Texas he married Vasta Martin in 1997. Survived by two daughters two sisters one brother two grandsons and five great grandchildren.
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Henry Chambers
Wyatt Funeral Home
John Freeman
Walters First Baptist Church
Duncan Cemetery
Chambers
Denton County
Tex
Vasta Martin
Oklahoma
John R. Hefferin
Dallas
Paul H. Benson
Tulsa
Don R. Smith
Adaee Wilcox
Shawnee
Howard M. Chambers
Bristow
Ferry Captain Describes George Prince Collision
The ferry sounded emergency signals as the tanker George Prince seemingly turned upriver then crossed under the Frosta's bow. The captain said stopping a vessel of that size takes miles and compared it to stopping a car, noting the George Prince disappeared beneath the Frosta and capsized on the far side.
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Colombo
George Prince
Marijuana Count Hearing Awaited
Two men face charges of possession of marijuana with intent to distribute after a Saturday arrest by two Highway Patrol troopers. Joseph Eugene Kline 22 of Altus Air Force Base and Michael Ellis Lentz 18 of Choctaw were stopped two miles north of Lawton on Highway 62 for a traffic violation and found with eight plastic bags of a substance believed to be marijuana.
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Joseph Eugene Kline
Altus Air Force Base
Michael Ellis Lentz
Choctaw
Lawton
OHP
Three CSU football players charged with robbery by force
Cameron State University football players Stan Mallory Mason Tim David Quintana and Samuel Luke Wilcox were charged with robbery by force and fear after Fort Sillman robbery early Saturday. They posted $5 000 bond each and were arrested within 45 minutes of the 2 a m incident where Johnny Kirkland was threatened stripped and relieved of a wallet containing $1 50 and papers.
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Cameron State University
Fort Sillman
Stan Mallory Mason
Tim David Quintana
Samuel Luke Wilcox
J. Winston Raburn
Lawton
Johnny Kirland
Fort Sill
Kirkland
Lith and
Lawton Hairdresser Charged In Marijuana Bust
Michael Cleo Strube twenty one of 1418 Longview was charged with possession with intent to distribute after police found about one and a half pounds of marijuana in his home at 1418 Longview. Bond set at 1000 with a preliminary hearing scheduled for November 11. Detective Ted Mason led the raid with officers Ferguson Smith Chadwick and assistant district attorney Lik following a warrant from Judge Raburn.
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Lawton
Michael Cleo Strube
Longview
Ted Mason
Strube
J. Winston Raburn
Mason
Andy Ferguson
Ronnie Smith
Corky Chadwick
Steve Lik
Presidential Hopefuls Face Sharp Criticism
Campaign figures face tough public scrutiny as critics argue about how upcoming policy choices would unfold. The discussion centers on what steps the administration might take if major events force new directions.
Plane crashes near Midwest City trigger fire and debris
A military jet and a private plane collided near El Toro Station, Oklahoma, with one plane exploding and debris spreading across a 12 acre area. Witnesses described a mushroom of smoke, minor home damage, and injuries to Finan, an air controller student, as the fire department fought the blaze.
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Midwest City
Charles Bradley
Midwest Blvd
Finan
Studnt
Saii
Satanta Toastmasters Set to Hear First Speeches
Two members Colletta Rauch and Jeff Weil will give their maiden speeches at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Fort Sill Officers Club. Last week’s theme honored Veterans Day with Dan Carroll Paul McKinney Russ Olson and Bob Hulley among participants.
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Satanta Toastmasters
Fort Sill
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