Lawton Charter Amendment Proclaimed for November 7 1972
The mayor proclaims a special election in Lawton Oklahoma on November 7 1972 to submit a charter amendment. The measure details eight council members four wards mayor eligibility quorum roll call votes emergency provisions and ward redistricting with a nine member redistricting commission and terms starting May first.
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Lewton
Oklahoma
Lawton
Redistricting Commission
Oet
Lawton Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
Planning Commission
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Word Two
Word Three
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Candon
Wards
City Election Procedures and Precinct Voting Details
The text outlines primary and general election timing for mayor and councilmen, election by ward, and the process for resolving ties. It lists polling hours from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and provides polling place details for Ward One and other wards, naming volunteers and locations.
Beta Omicron meeting and teen club election noted
Yesteryears recalls Beta Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meeting hosted by Mrs. Bill Shelton with Mrs. Don Beaven presenting and Mrs. Garland Picou leading the session. Teen-Age Republican Club elects Phil Cunningham as president.
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Don Beaven
Garland Picou
Beta Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Bill Shelton
Phil Cunningham
Republican Club
Lawton Election Notices for Various Voting Places
A proclamation lists polling sites including Sullli van School Elmhurst Lane Heights Presbyterian Church Barnett Chapel Will Rogers School Roosevelt School Monroe Senior Citizen Building Dunbar School Cleveland School and Cleveland area venues. Officiating officers will act as counters and report results to the County Election Board. Proclamation to be published in a general city newspaper at least ten days before election day. Mayor Don E. Whitaker and City Clerk Ella E. Madden certify the document.
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Mona Road
Sulllivan
Elmhurst Lane
Beal
Leona Brooks
W. D. Cates
James J. Tedder
Heights Presbyterian Church
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Lenora Hura
Loretta J. Williams
Doris Lewis
Barnett Chapel
Abilene
Rogers
Bette Horrell
Minnie Ward
Elmo Frazier
Will Rogers
South
Roosevelt
Amos B. Cochran
Lou Elia Wood
R. L. Childs
Monroe
Mildred Nottingham
Helen Barfield
Sylvia Rogers
Jefferson
N. Dunbar
Ruby Miggins
Audrey Freeman
Leola Dillard
Dunbar
Cleveland
Henrietta Bennett
Birty Elbert
Ruby Coley
County Election Board
Lawton
Comanche County
Oklohome
Don E. Whitaker
Way Clear For Second Job Hearing
Former state Corporation Commission employee Cecil Smith seeks a second hearing before the state Personnel Board to regain his job. The Oklahoma Supreme Court refused to take jurisdiction on the commission’s bid to block the hearing after his testimony led to firing of three commission employees for political activity in the 1970 re election of Commissioner Ray Jones.
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Oklahoma City
State Corporation Commission
Commission
State Personnel Board
State Supreme Court
Personnel Board
Cecil Smith
Smith
Corporation Commission
Ray Jones
Muskogee Officer Acquitted in Grand Jury Lie Case
A Muskogee district court jury acquitted former officer Gary Cameron of lying to the Muskogee County grand jury about his whereabouts the night a city councilman’s store burned. The arson fire destroyed Frank Brock’s store and no charges followed.
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Muskogee, Okla
Muskogee
Gary Cameron
Muskogee County
Cameron
Tulsa
Frank Brock
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Lowton
Don E. Whitcaker
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Shell
Washington
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J. H. Davidson
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Pat Goodson
Pecan Grove
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40Th
Westwood
Edward Campbell
Maggie Crowel
Laura Estep
Westwood School
38Th
Santa Fe
Kuntz
Delores Tillick
Rosemary Crow
Sylvia Haynes
Kuntz School
49Th
Pioneer
Attelea Thorpe
Caroli Lovett
Madonna Snyder
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N.E
Dillard Wiseman
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Sue Gross
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Juanita Czernecki
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Hersheys
Shop Now & Save
Phy
T.g.&y
Attfst
Ella E. Madden
Discover America
MFA
Granville Levick
Loyd E. Robinett
Gore Blvd
Ernest L. Roper
Nye
Motorola
Dial
Raulston Furniture
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