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Sunday, July 1, 2001
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Grady County Sheriff's
Office. The following peo-
ple were hooked into jail.
June 26, 2001
• Denise L. Kemper, 34,
was booked in on a misde-
meanor.
• Patty Jean Mae Burnett,
53, was booked in for
Chickasha
Night at the
Redhawks
set July 14
A goal of at least 500 tick-
ets has been set by Member-
ship Committee Chair Cheryl
Willard for Chickasha Night
at the Redhawks, scheduled
for July 14 at the Southwest-
ern Bell Bricktown Ballpark
in Oklahoma City.
The game is scheduled to
start at 7:05 p.m. and will be
against the Nashville Sounds.
The first 2,500 people
through the gates receive a
Redhawks Jersey T-shirt.
"We already have commit-
ments for 250 tickets,"
Willard says.
"Most of those are from
local industries buying groups
of tickets for their employees
to all sit together.
This is a good way for
managers and owners to show
appreciation to employees
and to also have a good time
themselves.”
Tickets are $5 per person
and can be purchased at the
Chamber of Commerce.
For more information, call
Willard at 224-X474 or the
Chamber at 224-07X7.
Cancer Support
Group to meet
The Chickasha Cancer
Support Group meets Tues-
days at 6:30 p.m. in Class-
room 2 at Grady Memorial
Hospital.
This group is open to all
cancer patients and their fam-
ilies. For more information
contact Maggie Griffith at
222-2551 and Brenda John-
son at GM H, 224-2300.
Street.
• A grand larceny was
reported in the 1300 block
of S. 12th Street.
• Billy Lee Williams Jr.,
43, of Chickasha, was
The following records
were obtained from the
Chickasha Police Depart-
ment.
June 26, 2001
• A welding supply com-
pany reported that a known
subject has leased oxygen
and acetylene cylinders and
is now refusing to return
them.
• A welding supply com-
pany reported that an oxy-
gen cylinder and an acety-
lene cylinder were leased by
a known business and have
not been returned. The busi-
ness is reportedly telling the
welding supply company
that they arc in bankruptcy
and don’t have to return
them.
• Officer Anthony Riley
took a report of malicious
injury/destruction of proper-
ty in the 1500 block of S.
Shepherd Street.
• A coke machine was
burglarized at a library.
• Patty Jean Mae Burnett.
53, of Chickasha, was
arrested for alleged actual
physical control.
• Bryan Keith Kuhlman.
35, of Chickasha, was
arrested for alleged public
intoxication.
• A person reported they
were assault at the swim-
ming pool.
June 27,2001
• An assault and battery
report was taken in the 900
block of S. Second Street.
• David Ray Tilley, 32, of
Tuttle, was arrested for
alleged public intoxication.
• Jayson R. Sanders, 22,
• Richard Earl Carr, 51,
was ordered to pay.
• Georgia Renea Hutto,
36, was returned from
another institution.
• Adam Z. Adams, 21,
was booked in for allegedly
violating the terms and con-
dition of a judgment and
sentencing.
• Dana Ruth Walker, 36,
was booked in for alleged
public intoxication.
• Danny Brownell Turpin,
36, was arrested for alleged-
license. • Jayson Ray Sanders, 22,
• Donnie Alcorn, 56, of was booked in for the Chick-
Chickasha. was arrested for asha Police Department.
• Officer Stacy Carpenter ving with no state drivers asha Police Department.
wringing its neck and bury- trol. • Donnie Ray Alcorn, 56,
ing it alive. • Bryan Keith Kuhlman, was booked in for alleged
• A petty larceny was 35, was booked in for the public intoxication.
received information in the
500 block of W. Chickasha
Avenue.
• A grand larceny report
was made in the 0 block of
Marrow Drive.
• An unauthorized
absence was reported in the
1 700 block of Henderson.
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reported in the 600 block of Chickasha Police Depar-
Nevada. ment.
• Ronald Gene Ward Jr., June 27, 2001
21, of Chickasha, was • David Ray Tilley, 32,
arrested for allegedly dri- was booked in for the Chick-.
• Checks were reported his vehicle with her pickup,
stolen from a residence on • An assault was reported
W. Arkansas by a known in the 900 block of S. 21st
alleged public intoxication.
• Harassing phone calls
were reported in the X00
block of S. Fifth Street.
• A man reported that a
known subject tried to ram
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• Herman Dandridge, 48,
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• Ronnie Lynn White, 35.
was arrested for alleged ani-
mal cruelty and public
intoxication.
• Daniel Brewer, 23, was
booked in on a misde-
meanor.
suspect.
• A wallet was reported
stolen in the 200 block of W.
Chickasha Avenue.
• Dana Ruth Walker, 30,
of Chickasha, was arrested
for alleged public intoxica-
tion.
• Three windows were
damaged on a vehicle in the
driveway in the X00 block of
S. Fifth Street.
June 28,2001
• A report of domestic
abuse was taken in the 2900
block of S. Fourth Street.
• Sgt. Brad Crawford
assisted an elderly male who
was lost and disoriented.
• A change machine was
reported stolen from
U.S.A.O.
• Ronnie White, 35, was
arrested for public intoxica-
tion and alleged cruelty to
animals after witnesses said
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OLD WORLD lished, probably from spores
BLUESTEM originating in Mexico where
Several producers have KB occurred. The USDA
expressed concerns about the quarantined these infected
Old World Bluestem (Plains areas to try to prevent the
Bluestem) stand this year, spread of KB, but in subse-
Considering the severe quent years infections also
drought conditions last year in were found in Texas and New
the area, as well as adverse Mexico.
conditions during the past few KB is a fungal disease that
years, it appears that many of causes bunted kernels in
the Old World Bluestem wheat similar to those caused
stands have thinned consider- by common bunt (stinking
ably or almost disappeared, bunt). Both common bunt and
Extensive damage depends on karnal bunt impart an unpleas-
soils and grazing manage- ant odor and taste in flour
ment. The more intensively milled and bread baked from
the stand was grazed and the infested wheat. However, the
shallower the soil, the more more significant problem
likely there would have been a posed from KB is related to
losS. the requirement by U.S. wheat
Old World Bluestem, how- trading partners that wheat be
ever, is very resilient, and if free of KB infestation. This
pastures have thinned, they requirement means that wheat
will likely recover with time grain must be certified by a
and improved weather condi- testing program to be pro-
lions. Pasture would have to duced in an area not known to
have severe loss possibly X0 be infested with KB. Such a
percent stand loss, before certification then allows a
reseeding would be justified. , . .. , . .
sanitary certificate to be
1 he first recommendation lor .... „ .. .
issued that allows the wheat to
producers with a thinning Old be channeled nto internation-
World Bluestem stand would . . .
, al markets.
be good management prac- ,, ... .VD
5 . . Unlike common punt, KB
tices. I his would include . c . . ...
..... infects wheat plants when the
good fertility, grazing man- . ..
. . . . wheat is flowering. Hence,
agement and weed control .... ...
...... .. high humidity and moisture
programs. With these man- , . 0
.. . . and cool temperatures at flow-
agement practices the stand . . . vn
• . . ,i . ering favor infection by KB.
should recover without K : -
reseeding. If there is at least During the last two years
one Old World Bluestem plant these conditions have existed
per square yard, there is no across much of Texas and
need to reseed. A pasture Oklahoma and probably con-
would have to be thinned so tributed to the spread from
badly that it is difficult to tell southwestern Texas to north-
that it was a stand of Old ern Texas.
World Bluestem before it is To date, KB has not been
necessary to reseed. found in Oklahoma (or any
KARNAL BUNT states north of Oklahoma)
Several producers have based on annual testing start-
asked about karnal bunt (KB) ed in 1993 in Kansas and in
in wheat as a result of recent 1996 in Oklahoma. For this
reports in Texas in hrd red year (2001) the national KB
winter wheat. KB was first testing program is again being
found in the U.S. in 1996 in conducted in the U.S., with
Arizona and California, where personnel from the Oklahoma
durum wheats (highly suscep- Department of Agriculture
tible to KB) were being grown collecting grain samples from
through the winter under irri- elevators in Oklahoma and the
gation. These conditions pro- lab at OSU washing and
vided an optimum environ- examining the samples for
ment for KB to become estab- KB.
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arrested for alleged public ly driving under the influ-
intoxication. ence, transporting an open
• Officer Jason Carpenter container and driving with
took a report of harassment defective equipment.
in the 700 block of S. Fourth June 28, 2001
Street. • Dana Walker, 30, was
• A domestic abuse report being held for the District
was taken in the 400 block Attorney’s Office.
of Dakota Avenue. • Mark Hart, 43, was
The following records booked in for allegedly dri-
were obtained from the ving under the influence.
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