Police reports list thefts and burglaries in Lawton area
Names and addresses of complainants show thefts from residences vehicles and businesses across Lawton Oklahoma. Incidents include thefts of stereotape decks radios money rings watches air conditioners and groceries with several burglaries reported at residences and hotels. Authorities recovered radios and arrested two suspects in a Fort Worth case.
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Lawton
Borie George Tripp
Fort Cobb
Cache Road
Kathy Guillermo
Lincoln
Dale Beaver
Washington
Theresa Brush
Wisconsin
Peter Laski
Fort Sill
Connie Hughes
Misdemeanor Dispositions Rest on Guilty Pleas and Convictions
A Fort Sill and Lawton area docket lists misdemeanor dispositions by guilty pleas or convictions. Entries show names, ages, addresses, charges such as DUI and transporting open containers, with fines ranging from 35 to 250 dollars plus costs, and various deferments of judgment and sentencing. Several defendants receive one-year or ten-month deferments, with others facing jail terms or suspended sentences.
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Charles G Petersen
N. Sheridan
James Emory
Fort Worth
Dui
Jarda F. Pootybitty
Indiehome
Don W. Kirkley
Cairo
Okla
Northrup Jr
Fort Sill
Robert Lynn Hayden Jr
178Th Aviation Company
James Madison -Adams
Rt. 1
Ronchett
Seth Patterson Jr
James Leslie Cox
pius _ Herman
Tisade
Temple
Elwynn Edward Tadbell
Billy
McElwee
Elmnhurst
Emanuel Deason Jp
Vatch Aviation Company
Fort Sil Dui
William Wesley
Martin
Fort Su
John M. Johnson
Donald
Blevins
Cannon Battalion
von Licya
Nelson
Randy R. Nostront
Ath “Field Artillery
Red Ink Share in 1976 Budget Deficit
The U S Chamber of Commerce estimates each American household holds a $962 share of the fiscal 1976 deficit. If all major bills now before Congress become law the share could rise to about $1,500.
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Three Plead Guilty in Deferred Burglary Sentences
David Ray Myers, 19, of Fort Sill pleaded guilty to a June 3 car burglary at the Talk of the Town Lounge in Sheridan. Richard Turney and Marvin Toomer, both with Fort Sill's Student Training Battalion, helped arrest Myers after a brief chase. All three received two year deferred penitentiary terms.
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M. G. McLendon
William Greitenstein
Fort Worth
Lewfonian
Comanche County Sheriff's Department
Chattanooga Brothers
Lloyd Ardoin
Hilltop Drive
Gibson's Discount Center
Sheridan
Gilbert H. Lawrence
D Four Way
W. Lee
David Ray Myers
Fort Sill
Talk of the Town
N. Sheridan
Richard Turney
Marvin Toomer
Myers
Court To Decide Ouster Lawsuit In Cotton Electric Case
District Judge Jack Brock delayed ruling on Cotton Electric Cooperative motion opposing Frank Simpson's bid to oust director Lloyd Patton over residency and election irregularities. The case likely awaits October hearings as prior cases take priority. Separately, two Denison burglars pleaded guilty to hardware store theft. owner Denison asked for suspended sentence as most stolen items were recovered.
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Tom Sharrock Walters
Jack Brock
Cotton Electric Cooperative
Frank Simpson
Grandfield
Cotton Electric
Lloyd Patton
Brock
J. Winston Raburn
Steve Lile
Myers
Fort Sill
David L. Walles
Joseph Raymond McDonald
Hoover
Denison
Hardware & Gifts
N. Sheridan
Don Beauchamp
Jess Denison
McDonald and Walles
Raburn
Robert Looney
1974 U S family earnings by income category
In 1974, 6.4 million families or 11.5 percent of the 55.8 million U S families earned 25000 or more. The largest group, 28.3 percent or 15.8 million families, earned 15000 to 25000. Thirty three percent earned 10000 to 15000, 22.7 percent earned 5000 to 10000, and 13.1 percent were below the poverty level.
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U. S
Soldier Dies In Fort Sill Training Accident
Sgt. James L. Newton 24 of Battery C 4th Battalion 4th Field Artillery died on Fort Sill west range after a sudden lurch caused him to fall beneath the treads of a 175mm self propelled gun during a convoy return from a field exercise. Pfc. Michael Dean Day was treated for shock and is in satisfactory condition. Military police investigate with no citations issued. Newton lived at 650 Grand Street and married, with his parents Mr and Mrs Dennis L Newton also listed.
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Fort Sill
West Range
James L. Newton
4Th Battalion
4Th Field Artillery
Miner Road
Tower Two Road
Miner
Michael Dean Day
Amarillo
Tex
Reynolds Army Hospital
Sgt. Newton
Grand Street
Dennis L. Newton
Motorcycle Helmet Law Update Takes Effect Midnight Friday
Amended state law requires all motorcycle and scooter riders and passengers to wear helmets at all times. Operators must wear eye protection or shielded glass. passengers face no such requirement. Comanche County court penalties start at a $10 fine plus $15 costs for violations.
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Comanche County
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Simpson
Patton
Tillman County
Chattanooga
Co-Op
Board of Trustees
Elbert Carter
Marvin Scherler
Edwin Ketchum
Maurice Ball
Melvin Robison
Edward Hill
Howard Bain
Bob Mayes
Just
Tony Lama
Acme
CE - Platter Eee
F.d.1.c
Richard S. Swales
D.D
Dan River
Daisy Mae
C Avenue
Sheridan Road
N. Sheridan Road
Cache Road Square
C.r. Anthony
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