Drums to Beat for Indian Patients Benefit Powwow
A public benefit powwow at Fort Sill Indian School Gymnasium Saturday 7 30 p m supports Lawton Indian Hospital inpatients. Indian clubs tribes and Public Health Service staff invite donations of television sets toys crafts and other items to aid patients.
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United States Public Health Service
Fort Sill Indian School
Comanche Little Ponies
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Chief Wildhorse
Yellowfish Descendants
Oklahohoma
Kiowa
Negative Market Reactions Across Indices Amid Price Jump
NEW YORK AP stock markets were mixed as analysts noted negative responses to the Labor Department report showing soaring wholesale prices in August. Dow Jones industrials at noon fell 3.24 to 897.80 while advancers led decliners on the Big Board and other indices showed varied movement.
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New York
Labor Department
Albert To Speak At Testimonial Dinner In Missouri
U S House Speaker Carl B. Albert will be the principal speaker at a testimonial dinner for Congressman Richard H. Ichord in Jefferson City. Ticket sales exceed 400 for the 7 30 p m event at the Ramada Inn. Ichord, of Houston Missouri, has served 13 years in the House. Albert, of McAlester Oklahoma, is in his 26th year in Congress.
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U.S
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D-Okla
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D-Mo
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McAlester
Okla
Congress
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Infant Steven F. Bogle Funeral Arrangements
Steven Franklin Bogle infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bogle died at birth in a Lawton hospital. Graveside rites are set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Sunset Memorial Gardens with Weldon Flanagan of the 28th and Cornell Church of Christ officiating. Burial by Becker Funeral Home. Survivors include grandparents Mrs. Juanita Bogle of Chickasha and Mr. and Mrs. Troy Brown of 1710 F.
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Samuel Bogle
Lawton Hospital
Sunset Memorial Gardens
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Cornell Church of Christ
Becker Funeral Home
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Chickasha
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Assault Charge Dismissed Here
A deadly weapon assault charge against Bill Patterson, 46, of 432 G, was dismissed in District Court after the complainant William Asbury, 1208 S Sixth, could not be reached. Patterson was accused of an Aug. 19 assault on Asbury with a .22 pistol, injuring his jaw.
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Bill Patterson
William Asbury
Patterson
Asbury
Public Records Of Thefts And Burglaries Reported To City Police
Lawton Police logs list complainants reporting thefts burglaries vandalism and related losses. Names include Nicolgina Mitchell Jerry Chambers James Stewart Jr Gary Middleton Harry Jackson Hermon Herbert Gearldine Means Candace Boyd Nancy Helton Ruth Barker Gary Purcell Ralph Knight Zenith Prestage Sandra Monroe Dewayne Burgess and Joseph Boenks among others with incidents at residences bicycles tapes stereo clothing purses and auto contents.
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Lawton
Nicolgina Mitchell
Lincoln
Jerry Chambers
Eisenhower Drive
James M. Stewart Jr
Fort Sill
Cache Road
Gary J. Middleton
Harry Jackson
Columbia
Hermon Herbert
Elm
Gearldine Means
Tanglewood Circle
Candace Boyd
Nancy Helton
Ruth Barker
Williams
Dory Eckiwardy
Gary Purcell
Angus
Ralph Knight
Zenith Prestage
Carrol Drive
Sandra Monroe
Dewayne Burgess
Joseph Boenks
Treasure Lake Job Corps
First Street
Injury accidents reported by Lawton Police Department
Times and locations of injury accidents investigated by the Lawton Police Department with names ages and addresses. Mary Lee 62 taken to Moromics Hospital, Elf Weeks Birdsong 76 and Patrick Conway Jr. 17 to Memorial Hospital, and Bobby Joe Harrison 19 to Memorial Hospital after incidents on Fort Silt Boulevard Jefferson Lincoln and Dearborn.
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McKinley
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Fort Silt Boulevard
Lincoln
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Columbia
Memorial Hospital
Royal Ambulance
Patrick Conway Jr
Dearborn
Memorial Hospitel
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Bobby Joe Harrison
S. Sixth
Kirks Ambulance
Eddy Horgraves
Fire alarms logged by Lowton Fire Department
At 6 04 p m the department responded to a smoke investigation at 324 C area. At 8 18 p m crews checked an electrical short at 60 NE Flower Mound Road. At 8 48 p m another electrical short was reported at 609 S Sheridan Road.
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S. Sheridan Road
Kissinger to Receive AUSA Marshall Medal in Washington
Dr. Henry A. Kissinger will be awarded the George Catlett Marshall Medal by the Association of the United States Army at the Marshall Memorial Dinner on October 17 in Washington D C. He is honored for thirty years of public service including Vietnam peace efforts and his roles in presidential visits to China and the Soviet Union.
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Association of the United States Army
George Catlett Marshall
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Washington, D. C
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Vietnam
People’s Republic of China
Soviet Union
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Capital Grand Jury Winds Up
An Oklahoma City federal grand jury returned 45 indictments naming 52 persons. Singer Tommy Lee Clark is charged with robbing a savings and loan bank messenger of over $8,000 during delivery. Three Oklahoma City men face counterfeiting charges with notes and equipment. Arraignment set for Sept. 13. next session Sept. 26-27.
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Federal Reserve
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Sherman Carthen
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Carthen
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Ronald Dean Taylor
Leroy Garfield Miller
Patrick Henry High Adds Evening Meat Course
In San Diego a new adult class at Patrick Henry High School begins next Wednesday focusing on buying and preparing meat. The seven week course includes beef-cutting demonstrations, a study of beef prices and the factors that determine cost.
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San Diego
Calif
Patrick Henry High School
Norman Hearings Set On Cable TV
Norman City Council will begin public hearings on October 2 to select a company for Norman cable television service. A franchise election will be scheduled for December 4 or December 11. Three bidders submitted: Communications Properties Inc at 6.25 dollars per month, Norman Cable Television Inc at 6.00, and Cleco Cable Co at 5.85.
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Norman
Communications Properties Inc
Norman Cable Television Inc
Cleco Cable Co
July Named for Julius Caesar
The month of July is named in honor of Julius Caesar. His influence on the Roman calendar led to the naming of the month that commemorates his life and reforms.
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Julius Caesar
DA Reviewing Lawton Teacher Fatal Car Crash Case
Lawton police say Maj. Clarence Hill reported the fatality occurred when a car struck the victim’s vehicle in a driveway at 5320 Columbia. John Paul Cook Jr. 16, was cited for negligent driving, and the district attorney is reviewing possible charges.
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Lawton
Robert L. Vowell
Columbia
John Paul Cook Jr
N. Ath
Vernon Field
Stephen Lile
Vo Tech Class Signup Continues at Great Plains Vo Tech
Enrollment continues through Wednesday for adult night classes at Great Plains Area Vo Tech School. Vacancies remain in begin ning real estate shorthand typing II cashier checker training auto body auto mechanics II diesel mechanics drafting electronics and machine shop.
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Great Plains Area
Vo-Tech School
Protest Lodged Against Nuclear Plant Near Claremore
Carrie Dickerson leading Claremore Citizens Action Group protested a proposed 1.2 million kilowatt nuclear plant planned to operate by 1982 citing radiation danger and pollution concerns before the Claremore City Council.
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Claremore
India
Carrie Dickerson
Claremore Citizens Action Group
Three Young Texans Die In Rainy Plane Crash
In Durant Oklahoma three 20 year old Texans Vernon Chamberlain of Irving Thomas Julian of Fullerton and David Alford of Fort Worth perished when their rented single engine plane crashed in heavy rain near the Texas Oklahoma border. FAA said contact was lost near 10 am as fog hampered flight and the craft likely disintegrated. Authorities speculate the pilot tried to land on a highway amid the downpour.
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Texas-Oklahoma
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Fullerton
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Fort Worth
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Addison
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Black market newsprint warned amid shortages in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Press Association cautioned state newspapers to avoid black market newsprint amid a Canadian strike that caused a paper shortage. Some papers reported offers of illicit supplies.
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The
Oklahoma Press Association
Canada
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