The Lawton Constitution from Lawton, Oklahoma • Page 17

THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION, Friday, June 20, 1975 1C DURANT (AP)- Roy Boatner, 67, the uncle of State Sen, Roy Boatner, D-Caiera. was acquitted Thursday of second-degree murder charges by. a Bryan County District Court jury. Boatner had been charged with the Sept. 16.

1974 shooting death of Earl Curtis, of Achille. TULSA (AP) Oklahoma's Blue Shield plan may lose nearly S4 million again this year if the plan continues to lose at the rate it did last quarter. -We aren't going broke and there is no threat thai legitimate claims won't be paid," a spokesman for the Oklahoma plan said. "We are looking for ways to tighten the belt in our operations but aren't planning to increase premium costs or cut back services to our membership." Oklahoma isn't alone in showing a loss in the Blue Shield coverage. A spot check of 21 plans throughout the country showed a loss of S85 i i for 197-1.

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) The last of the 59 bills sent to Gov. David Bnren on the final day of the 1975 legislative have been signed into law. Signed by Boren on Thursday were the common school ap- propriaiion bill, totaling and an act a i ihe slate's workmen's compensation law. The governor delayed signing of the school i i suC- ficient revenue was on hand to it. The workmen's compensation law amends the i section of present law by defining a physically impaired person as one who has sustained an injury to any part of the body and'-increases the maximum compensation for disfigurement from S3.000 i OKLAHOMA CITY A a i Boren chose two women Thursday to i new district judgeships created by the 1975 legislature.

Boren announced that he had appointed Upccial Judge Alma Bell Wilson of Pauls Valley to the new judgcship in district 21. including Garvin. McClain and Cleveland i and Special Judge Patricia M. Hocbcl of Tulsa to i a new i i 15 post in Tulsa and Pawnee Counties. They will become the second and i women serving as district judges in Oklahoma, i 1.

Tulsa County al- roady has one woman i i a a Lamm McCalister. Alia A Paul a i 5(i. ot' a i i his own business in his house a when his i i ity and were a by a a next door. I a this way a a i UT Coal i R. Heck: A house guest New Mexico, i son.

was i in i shot- a they i a i a i So man i the a a a a a a a i target, a a it a ne- cupied. Raines was rushed lo the i i a i of a View Hospital in Aria i a in i Heck took the i i i a i he expecis no i i a chamcs to be i HOLL1S (AP) Two Tulsa brothers were a a i Thursday on first-degree murder charges i the robbery of the First State Bank of A July 15 hearing was set for all i a i a i and requests from both the defense and prosecution and for a pretrial hearing. Herman Tracy Clark, and A i a 29. are charged in th Jan. 6 death of bank a a Masters.

They are accused of i i Mrs. Masters after takin.s,' her and Robinson hostage i the Mrs. Masters' body was in an a a garage west of Mrs. Robinson was seriously in the shooting at the garage. OKLAHOMA CITY A I tlov.

a i Boren i plans Thursday for a statewide campaign to promote adoption of his ballni-shortening and a a i proposals on 22 and said iwo members of his office stuff i go off the state payroll next week to aid in the a a i The governor stressed a no a i be used in the he will pay his nwn expenses on speaking trips to win voter support of ihe eight proposals to be submitted in the special election. Boren said Robert i legal counsel, is reining next week to re-enter private law practice. Bui before returning to private practice. Boren said. i i serve as cochairman of the "Yes All r-ight i i has been formed to urge passage of the eight proposed i i a amendments.

Rob Pyron. Boren's press secretary, also i work in the campaign while continuing to serve in his present job i state pay. OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Oklahoma City bookmaker Tracy C. "Pody" Poe and a a i a a i Deno Brice. were found innocent Thursday of federal charges accusing them of conspiring to use extortion to collect gambling debts.

The seven-woman, five-man jury, however, convicted Ivan Pearce and Keith Parton. who were accused of using strong arm tactics againsi gamblers in collection attempts. Men Dennis The Menace Serw'ce CITYAN ENDS COURSE, RECEIVES ASSIGNMENT Airman James-M. Gl.enn, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe L. Glenn of 1313 Smith, has graduated at Lowry Air Force Base, from the technical training course for Air Force supply inventory specialists. He was trained to inventory supplies by use electronic data machines. Completion of the.course enables him lo receive academic credits through Community College of the Air Force. The airman now goes to Lowry Air Force Base for with a i of the Air Training Command.

Glenn is a 1974 graduate of Lawton High School. LAWTON MAN TRAINS IN REPAIRS FIELD Airman l.C. Coy 0. Reavis son of Sgt. J.C.

(Ret.) and Mrs. Coy 0. Reavis of I 5 has a a at a A i Force Base from the Air Force technical a i i course for communications i repair specialists. Re-avis, who learned to install and repair teletypewriter and communications machines, is being assigned to Dyess Air Force Base, for duty with, a unit of the Air Force Communications Service. Completion of this course enables him to receive academic credits through the Community College of the Air Force.

The airman is a 1974 gradu- a i i School. LAWTONIAN COMPLETES MECHANICS COURSE MARTIN C. HESS Airman Martin C. Hess, son of M. Sgt, (Ret.) and Mrs.

Charles M. Hess of 2213 NW 36th. has graduated at Sheppard Air Force Base. from the i a a i i course for Air' Force aircraft mechanics. Hess was trained to repair current Air Force jet fighters.

Completion of the course enables him to receive academic credits through the Community College of the Air Force. The a i a now goes to Webb Air Force Base, for duty with a i of the Air Training Command. Hess was a 1972 graduate of Eisenhower High School. LAWTON MARINE PROMOTION Lance Clarence (A1-) Berry, son of 1st Sgt. and Mrs.

William Berry of 6329 Cheyenne, has been promoted to his present a while serving with 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air Cherry Point, Berry, a 1973 graduate of Lawton High School, attended Cameron University. He en- listed in the Marines in 1.973. LAWTON MAN ENLISTS, DEPARTS FOR BASIC James W. Culbertson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Culbertson of 312 Parkwood, has enlisted in the Air Force and has departed for Lackland Air Force Base, to take six weeks of basic training. A 1975 graduate of Eisenhower High School, the recruit has chosen Security Specialist fields as his advanced training guarantee. DAUGHTER OF CITYANS EARNS COMMENDATION S. Sgt. Mary Vannatter, daughter of Sgt.

l.C. and Mrs. Roy A. a a of 1302 I (recently was decorated with her second award of the A i Force a i in ceremonies at Sheppard Air Force Base. Tex.

Sgt. Vannatter was cited for meritorious service at Korat Royal Thai Air Force Base, Thailand. Now serving at Sheppard as a training advisor i Squadron, a i of Air Training Command, the sergeant is a 1965 graduate of La- nttl, High School. LAWTONIAN PROMOTED AT BASE IN GERMANY William J. L'aack; son of Mr.

and Mrs. William N. Laack of 406 SW Forest Place, has been promoted to'the rank of captain w-hile serving as Battery Commander of A Battery, 6th of the 10th Field Ar- 'tillery at Bamberg, Germany. Laack, a graduate of Or- lean, France American High School, received his B.S. degree from Loyola College, Upon his commissioning as a second lieutenant, the captain underwent officers basic training at Fort Sill.

His wife, the former Eileen Gotfryd of Chicago, and his son are with him at the base in Germany. CLARENCE W. WEST LAWTON MAN ENDS RECRUIT TRAINING Seaman Appren. Clarence W. West, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James C. West of 1405 Longview, recently graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Orlando, Fla. Classes included seamanship, military regulations, close order drill, first aid and Navy history. West has reported to Yeoman A School, i i a where he is training in business administration.

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