Vacant Downtown Structures Deemed Fire Hazard
Fire official Ray Catlin described six vacant downtown buildings owned by LURA as fire hazards and urged demolition. The Ingraham Hotel Angie Hotel Old Masonic Building and other sections of D Avenue are at risk with easy access and potential rapid spread if a fire occurs. LURA plans demolition to protect nearby businesses despite criticism over demolitions.
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Skip Gibson
Ray Catlin
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority
LURA
Arch March
Ingraham
S. Third
Angie
S, S. Fourth
Masonic
S. Fourth
D Avenue
March
Catlin
Lubby's Pizza
Funeral Rites for Richard N Clark and Obituary Notices
Richard Nelson Clark 72 of 1210 Park died in his home after a long illness. He married Gladys Russell in 1962 and worked as a civil service employee at Fort Sill. Survivors include his wife four sons eight daughters two brothers two sisters and many grandchildren. Also noted are survivors and service details for Sallie Rogers a pioneer Oklahoma resident who died in Cyril and George Weldon Linville a Cache native who died in Hamilton Montana with funeral plans in California.
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Richard Nelson Clark
Park
Huddleston
Mr. Clark
Pickens County
Tex
Gladys Russell
Church of God
Civil Service
Fort Sill
Claude
Lompoc
Calif
Donnie
Norman
Larry
Lee
Junior Garrett
Clifton Randall
Cache
Alta Lemmings
Modesto
Lorena Fields
Lynwood
Ruby Cuffel
Olean
Harold Knight
Alice Taylor
Monroe
Shirley Young
Wanda Lane
Warren, Mich
Walter
Hugo
John Clark
Enid
Mary Howe
Myrtle Kerman
Lodi
W. M
Boole) Jones
Fletcher
Jimmie Jones
Jerry Jones
Lindy
Lawton
George Weldon Linville
Hamilton
Mont
Chico
Montana
Mr. Linville
Grace Hanks
California
Ross Hanks
Stocks Rise Sharply On Active Trading In New York
Stocks gained as the Dow Jones industrial average rose 9.40 to 900.66 at noon, with advances outpacing declines on the NYSE. IBM jumped 72 points in heavy trading after a district court ruling in a Telex antitrust suit, while the American market indexes also showed gains amid broad strength.
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New York
Dow
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Amex
IBM
U.S
Telex
Housing Decline Plan May Hit Banking and Oil Exports
The housing slump could strain banks as thrift institutions seek expanded services and higher deposit insurance while oil markets see exports to Europe amid a looming home heating oil ration plan. Regulators face pressure as Congress weighs regulatory changes and energy officials warn of potential winter shortages.
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New York
Savings and Loan Associations
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
House Committee On Banking and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Stanek sextuplet dies from lung disease in Denver
Denver AP report details the death of Julia Stanek from hyaline membrane disease, a lung condition common in premature babies. Doctors note three other infants show signs of the ailment as all six were born about six weeks early at Colorado General Hospital.
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Denver
Stanek
Julia Stanek
Colorado General Hospital
Darrell Miller
Catherine
Julia
Steven
Miller
Jeffrey
John
Eugene J. Stanek
Ted Wrenn
Staneks
Lakewood
Gregory
Taunton
Mass
Alice
Tex
Drivers Warned To Observe New School Bus Laws
Oklahoma Department of Safety warns Lawton motorists that a new law effective August 1 requires drivers to stop for school buses loading or unloading. Lt. Ray Morse says many are unaware and need re emphasis. Exceptions apply when traffic lanes are separated by medians or buses stop in loading zones.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Brothers on 1973 TCU squad Les and Bobby Cowan
Les Cowan a senior offensive lineman and Bobby Cowan a sophomore running back played for TCU in 1973. Their father coached the pair while Les came from Cross Plains and Bobby from Mineral Wells, according to the press book.
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TCU
Les Cowan
Bobby
Les
Cross Plains
Mineral Wells
Hawaii's 1924 Football Season Ends Unbeaten and Untied
In 1924 Hawaii completed its only unbeaten, untied football season, achieving a flawless record and standing as a historic milestone for the program.
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Hawaii
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Richard N. Clark
Sallie Rogers
George Linville
State Grain
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Afton
Hobart
Medford
Weatherford
Manchester
Altus
Clinton
Gulf
Chickasha
Pauls Valley
Washington
Europe
Administration
Oi Buyers Guide
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Federal Trade Commission
Industry Trade
White House
John Love
Love
House
Middle East
Lee H. Hamilton
D-Ind
Aspin
United States
Cost of Living Council
William J. Casey
State Department
Conference of Corporation
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Senate Interior Committee
Jackson
Sears Shopping Center
Preston Cotham
The
Great Commission
Christ
By Roger Bollen
Speed Equipment World OF
Montgomery
WARDS
Tonite Sheridan & Gore
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