Court Notes Civil Suits and Judgments Listed
Court entries show numerous civil suits including negligence and contract actions. Bond forfeitures and related notices involve City of Lawton and various defendants. judgments granted include journal entries and foreclosures. several license and business notices appear among other docket items.
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CIV
Luther Holloway
Michael F. Smith
Ovio Negligence
Ramone Collene Sorogue
Richard Sorogue
Gregory Cilft
City of
Lawton
Oklahome Morris Pilon Co
Lovern Cheatham
Oklahoma Morris Pion Co
Thomes E. Dodson
Cw of
World Wide Buildings Inc
Et. al
Bob L. Monsell
Double L. Inc
Wilo F. Hall
Oklhhoma Department of Public Safety
First Wichita National Loan of
Wichita Falls
Charlie Johnson
U.S. Life Audit Corp
Cortos Mathews
Otesco Inc. No
Lowton
Roosevelt Bennett Jr
On of
Westside Golf and Country Club
First State Bank
Cowie
M. Dwight Grant
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Harold Epp
Fort Silt Federal Credit Union
Mitton O. Richardson
Sheridan Bank and Trust Co
William E. Munoz
Pavla S$. Irwin
Harry G. Hoger
Oklahoma Morris Plan Co
Florial M
Linda Morales
James
Vaughn
James T. Kerr Jr
Coop Services Inc
Claude E. Porter
Panama Canal Treaty Faces Heated Senate Hearing
Senators warned against emotional debates as hearings opened on treaty giving Panama full canal control by 2000 and preserving U S neutrality rights. Critics question military defense and troop withdrawal while polls show strong opposition and Sen. Baker weighs impact on 1980 presidential bid.
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Panama
United
House
Joint Chiefs
JCS
U.S
Pacific
Atlantic
Canal
United States
Canal Zone
Senate Committee
Pentagon
Tennessee
Baker
Governor Lester Maddox in guarded condition after heart attack
Former Georgia Governor Lester Maddox, 61, is listed in guarded condition after a heart attack suffered while working in his front yard. He was admitted to the ICU at a Marietta hospital and had chest pains prompting his wife to report he could not stand it any longer. Maddox, a former governor and Carter's lieutenant governor, later ran for office again and gained national notice as a segregationist restaurant owner.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Marietta
Virginia
President Carter
Carter
American International Party
Parole Board Considers Killer Over family Letter Support
The board heard a letter from the victim’s remarried wife offering clemency for Johnson, a case the panel has not captured. In a separate ruling, Homer Ottie Shaw received a unanimous denial of parole for the 1962 murder of Mrs. Bertha Bartholomew and her children after their kidnapping near Newkirk. Lester Bartholomew pleaded against clemency.
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Johnson
Charles C. Chesnut
Miami
Homer Ottie Shaw
Shaw
Bertha Bartholomew
Bartlesville
Lester Bartholomew
Subscriptions Offer With Monthly Rates
An advertising note states Sanaeed S offers subscriptions under one year at a monthly rate with a 2 percent sales tax already included per copy.
Fort Sill facility updates to meet FAA standards
Radar fields and overflights operate at 6000 feet or less as Fort Sill's U S Army Communications Command replaces old gear to comply with FAA standards. The facility is staffed by 16 civilian and 24 military controllers, with six civilian and six military maintenance specialists.
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Fort Sill
U.S. Army Communications Command Agency
Federal Aviation Administration
Civil service reform proposal cites discrimination patterns
Campbell notes only 3 percent blacks and 3 percent women in high civil service grades and less than 1 percent Hispanics. He calls past discrimination likely and advocates merit based pay with bonuses up to 10 percent for top managers and more merit increases for rank and file, in addition to annual raises.
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Campbell
Civil Service
Senate mulls gas price plan clash with Carter proposal
Senate leaders push for a compromise between President Carter’s natural gas price controls and industry plans to lift them. Byrd Jackson Baker warn a full deregulatory bill is unlikely, while hoping Carter’s energy program passes. House votes loom on debt ceiling, nonproliferation, crime victim compensation, and postal Saturday deliveries.
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Senate
Carter
Byrd
Jackson
Howard Baker
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Humane Society Rummage Sale Planned in Lawton
The Lawton Humane Society sponsors a rummage sale September 30 and October 1 2 at the old Rand Sporting Goods store 415 F from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds fund humane society activities with donations accepted via Pat Allgood at 357 7150.
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The
Lawton Humane Society
Old Rand Sporting Goods
Humane Society
Pat Allgood
Funeral for Annie Laurie Short 83 in Lawton
Annie Laurie Short 83 of 810 Columbia died Sunday after brief illness. Funeral at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Memorial Chapel of the First Baptist Church with Rev. Forrest Siler. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home directing. Survivors: son C Harold and two grandchildren.
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Annie Laurie Short
Columbia
Memorial
First Baptist Church
Forrest Siler
Highland Cemetery
Lawton-Ritter- Dalton Funeral Home
Chester H. Short
Graham
Tex
Dorcas
C. Harold
Atlanta
First Baptist Church Building Fund
Housing Office Receives 78000 Loan for Modernization
The Department of Housing and Urban Development approved a 78000 loan to the Lawton Housing Authority. Funds will upgrade Pleasant Valley elderly housing and 19 scattered units with attic insulation, storm doors and windows, gas meter work, and sewer replacement, said LHS Director Robert Pierce.
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Lawton Housing Authority
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Tom Steed
Pleasant Valley
LHS
Robert Pierce
Oklahoma Truck Crash Claims Life of Gracemont Man
Louis Massey, 63, of Gracemont, died when his pickup left a Gracemont street and overturned down an embankment. Paul Gibson, 33, of Oklahoma City, was treated for minor injuries. OHP said Massey swerved to avoid an approaching vehicle and died on arrival at Anadarko hospital, pushing the year toll to 612.
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Paul Gibson
Oklahoma City
Louis Massey
Gracemont
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Massey
Anadarko
ASCOG Wins Federal Grant for Eight-County Industry Push
The Association of South Central Oklahoma Governments secured a $20,000 federal grant from the Economic Development Administration to attract industry and jobs across eight counties including Comanche, Caddo, Cotton, Grady, Jefferson, McClain, Stephens and Tillman. ASCOG will add $6,667. Leonard Siebert to lead the project with Homer Snodgrass as executive director.
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Association of South Central Oklahoma Governments
ASCOG
Tom Steed
Economic Development Administration
Washington, D.C
Homer Snodgrass
Leonard Siebert
Comanche
Caddo
Cotton
Grady
Jefferson
McClain
Stephens
Tillman
Lawton High Student Named National Achievement Semifinalist
Laurie V. White of Lawton High School has been named a semifinalist in the 14th annual National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro Students. Semifinalists are chosen from PSAT/NMSQT scores, with the LHS student among 15 Oklahoma honorees.
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Lawton High School
Laurie V. White
LHS
Oklahoma
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Hertha Manor
Lee
Cee D. Rhoades
the Saloon
Mini Mart Inc
Big J Food
Ronnie Dale Hastey
Ron's
Kerr McGee
Jesse M. Tidwell
Tidwett
Billy K. Demastus
Little Giant Grocery
Gore
Ryan
Franks
S. Sherl
Howard H. Baker
Panama Canal
Brown
Western Hemisphere
Sen
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Case
Associated Press
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
R-Tenn
Gov. Maddox
Board
the Lawton Constitution
Sun
Lawton Morning Press
Sunday Constitution Lawton Publishing Co., Inc
3Rd & A Ave
Lawton, Okla
Constitution
Sanaeed S
Lowton Metropolitan Area
Office
City Planning Department
Comanche County
67Th Street
U.S. 62
Robert Bigham
Paul S. Cullen
Lawton Metropolitan Area Planning
Lawton Ymca
5Th & Gore
Rent Rimsenwac
Rinsenwac
Wacker’s
Control Data Corporation
West Gore Boulevard
Credit Life
Ray del Vecchio
Mem Ey
Homer Formby
Formby
Shirley Wood
Wanda Campbell
Pittsburgh Paints
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