Funeral Pending For Crash Victim S Beeman
S Sgt David L Beeman 27 Altus Air Force Base died from injuries after a Sunday traffic crash in which his northbound motorcycle hit a car turning left at an intersection. He died Tuesday in University Hospital Oklahoma City. Beeman leaves wife Joanne and 13 month old Brian at Altus and parents in Phoenix.
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ALTUS
Davis Funeral Home
Pueblo
Colo
David L. Beeman
Altus Air Force Base
Beeman
Aafb 443Rd Civil Engineering Squadron
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Gary Roberson
David L. Sykes
Rt. 3
Headrick
Joanne
Brian
Phoenix
Ariz
Funeral Notice for Lt. Col. Roy R. Isaacs
Funeral services for Lt. Col. (Ret.) Roy R. Isaacs 64 of Colorado Springs were held Monday in Evergreen Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Don Gurney officiating. Entombment followed in Evergreen Park Mausoleum. Isaacs born April 5 1912 in Jennings served in the U S Army until 1957 and worked Civil Service. Survived by wife Beatrice two daughters J Joyce Keys and Ann Girard an adopted son Melvin Jenson three sisters and a brother. He had lived in Colorado Springs since 1967.
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Roy R. Isaacs
Colorado Springs
Colo
Isaacs
Evergreen Funeral Home
Don Gurney
Evergreen Park
Mr. Isaacs
Jennings
U.S. Army
Civil Service
Beatrice
J. Joyce Keys
Franklin
Tenn
Ann Girard
Aurora
Melvin Jenson
Oak Harbor
Wash
Kittye Neil
Faye Vorhies
Oklahoma City
Ann Pfeifer
Auburn
Calif
Buel Isaacs
Heyburn
Idaho
Eight Cameron ROTC Students Named Distinguished Military
Cameron ROTC announces eight students to receive Distinguished Military Student honors at a 2 p.m. ceremony in the Baptist Student Union. Lt. Col. Billy Slusher and Dr. Don Owen will participate as the named students—Charles B. Allen, James B. Ballard, Samuel I. Banks, Cynthia J. Fountaine, Michael W. Gray, Michael A. Lewis, Keith A. Ross, and Dick Welch—are evaluated on leadership, character, academics, civic activity, and military potential.
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Cameron Rotc
Baptist Student Union
Billy Slusher
ROTC
Charles B. Allen
James B. Ballard
Samuel I. Banks
Cynthia
Ok) J. Fountaine
Michael W. Gray
Michael A. Lewis
Keith A. Ross
Dick Welch
Don Owen
Cameron
Col. Slusher
Mom's Still Loyal Says OSU Study on Motherhood
An Ohio State University research project reports that mothers remain loyal to child rearing and view it as creative despite the women's liberation movement.
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Ohio State University
Stinchcomb Elected President-Elect Of OHWA For 1976-77
Paul Stinchcomb administrator of the DISAS Comanche County office in Lawton was elected president elect of the Oklahoma Health and Welfare Association for 1976 77 at OHWAs October conference in Oklahoma City He was also re elected to the OHWA board of directors through 1979 Lou Hartpence of Oklahoma City became the new OHWA president The organization founded in 1939 counts about 1000 members including social workers health professionals educators volunteers and others
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Paul Stinchcomb
DISAS
Comanche
Lawton
Oklahoma Health and Welfare Association
OHWA
Stinchcomb
Oklahoma City
Lou Hartpence
The
First Baseball Rule Code Adopted by Knickerbocker Club
The article notes the Knickerbocker Club of New York adopted the first baseball rule code on September 23, 1845, marking a milestone in organized play and governing rules.
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Knickerbocker Club
New York
North Addition Rezoning Approved by Lawton Panel
Lawton Metropolitan Area Planning Commission approved a zoning change from R-4 to R-2 for a block in North Addition between Fourth and Sixth streets and Ferris and Gore Boulevard. The vote followed petitions by Mrs. Walter Parks and 126 property owners, with about 20 supporters in attendance. The decision, backed by all four commissioners, heads to the City Council for Dec 14 consideration.
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Lawton Metropolitan Area
William Layton
Ferris
Gore Boulevard
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