Burglary and theft reports flood city police logs
Police log details multiple incidents including burglary of a vending machine and residence, thefts from vehicles and bicycles, and a 30 day jail sentence for Sam D Hipp after indecent exposure at a Jitty Food Store. Reports note named victims and locations such as 1563 NW 53rd and 2542 Fort Sill Bird.
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Alto Lane
Giovesa Stanton
Pollard
Leroy Millis
R. C. Simonek
13Th and
Lee
Lowton Animal Shelter
S. Sixth
Garfield Griffin
Beechwood Drive
Lee Hill
Lowton
Ranch
Cache Road
Salvation Army Boys Club
Don Chenoweth
Balsowood
Douglass Elementary School
Lorrance and Gore
Social Security rules for student beneficiaries outlined
Coleman Johnson explains that students aged 18 to 22 receiving Social Security must report earnings school changes and marital status. Full time students who do not marry continue benefits to age 22, but earnings above 2520 a year reduce payments by one dollar per two earned. Reports required for school transfers and potential repayments. The Kryatkeya Pagoda balance claim is noted.
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Coleman Johnson
Johnson
Social Security Office
Guilty Pleas Clear Three Felony Cases In Docket
A two week district court docket opening Monday was trimmed by three cases after guilty pleas. Defendants include John William Bruner and Evenly Sue Hogan with reduced charges and Phillip Oliver Cunningham who pleaded guilty to escaping from a state treatment center. Hogan received a suspended four year sentence. Bruner’s burglary case was dismissed. Cunningham faces a three year prison term.
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John William Bruner
Fort Sill
Evenly Sue Hogan
Lawton
Phillip Oliver Cunningham
Sixth and
Coombs Road
Hogan
J. Winston Raburn
Steve Lile
J. R. (Dolph) Montgomery
Brittain’s
Midwest Showcase Warehouse
Cache Road
Wertz Fruit Co
Bruner
Darrell Dixon
Kingsbury
Dixon
Cunningham
McAlester
St. Louis
Indian Business Conference Scheduled in Oklahoma City
The National Conference of American Indian Business Development Organizations will be held September 18 and 19 at the Red Carpet Inn in Oklahoma City. Sponsored by the Office of Minority Business Enterprises and Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity, with attendees from BIA SBA OMBE DOL and the National Congress of American Indians. For more information contact OIO Business Development Organization in Norman at 555 Constitution or call 1-329-3737.
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Red Carpet Inn
Oklahoma City
Office of Minority Business Enterprises
Oklahomans For Indian Opportunity
OIO
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Small Business Administration
Department of Labor
National Congress of American Indians
OIO Business Development Organization
Constitution
Norman
Women Earning Roles Rise Across European Community
Of 4 million women in the nine nation European Economic Community about one third work. Denmark leads with 41.2 percent employed while the Netherlands records the lowest at 25.9 percent.
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EEO
European Economic Community
Denmark
Netherlands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burma
Lawton Constitution
Ee Ee Eee
Fealoness Payne
Montgomery
Charles Jennings
Indian Business Conference
Cole
Town and Country Mobile Homes
Douglas
Formica
Sears
Flexsteel
Howard-Parlor
Raulston Furniture
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Llth & Gore
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