The Chickasha Star (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 88, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 8, 1990 Page: 1 of 28
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Plans call for the construction of a ing at 29th and Georgia streets. It is coin Elementary School.
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The trio also are charged with misdemeanors of resisting
the activities.
(See Trial Page 2)
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It is a 50th Anniversary and
should be an exciting event.
Wish we could participate
but can’t even rationalize our
eligibility to attend.
Still we do feel a kindred
to the group and their WWII
accomplishments.
Back at that time we were
heavy into the building of
model airplanes, and the B-
26 Martin Marauder was one
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of our favorites. E
We remember hand carv- E
ing a model of the airplane 5
from a block of pine wood, M
using a two-bladed “jack- E
knife” and sandpaper. w
From the confines of our E
classroom we joined, in our
thoughts at least, the war
effort of the pilots, co-pilots,
navigators and crew mem- J j
bers of the B-26. I
it was a twin-engine me- J
dium bomber and had the best m
combat record of any World
War II aircraft. Although it
was a difficult aircraft to learn E
to fly, it’s actual combat
losses were said to be less —
than one percent. ~
A new nationwide organi- E
zation, the B-26 Marauder E
Historical Society, has been E
formed with George W.
Parker of Columbia, MO as ■
president. The Society is
sponsoring a 50th Anniver-
sary Gala to be held in Balti-
more, MD in April of next
year.
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FRONTIER GARB: Pioneer Elementary School pupils dress in frontier garb. In the first row are Joe Bradford, James cannot afford medical insur-
Stewart and Chris Simmons. In the second row are: Clayton Rankin, Sherrie Simmons and Jennifer Walker. In the third ance.
row are Matthew Case, Carrie Sampson, Nancy Blaylock, Bridgett Bingham and Cynorra Osborn. He said if a premature baby
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TWETNY-EIGHT PAGES TWO SECTIONS CHICKASHA, OK 1990 VOLUME 88 NUMBER 35
I Health Unit
I Plays Role
1 In Prenatal
f Child Care
The Grady County Health
- Department plays an active
role in prenatal health care,
m Wes Banister, Grady County
• Health Department director,
told the Chickasha Lions
■ Club.
’ Speaking at the Chickasha
Hotel-Coffee Shop, he said
the majority of the babies born
in Grady County came from
E mothers enrolled in prenatal
S care programs at the county
■ health department
Records showed that 280
# prenatal cases were handled
E by the health department at
Chickasha. A total of 585
I births were recorded last year
» from Grady County.
“Next year, we plan to
assist 315 ladies in the pro-
gram,” he said.
The Gala is for the purpose
of celebrating the fiftieth
anniversary of the delivery
of the first B-26 to the Army
Air Corp in 1941.
The Society is attempting
to reach anyone with any
connection to the B-26, in-
m-m-aa Trio Faces Drug Trial in Dk trict Court that prenatal programs save
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1 f Three OklahomaCity men face a seriesofdrug charges in arrest and attempting to elude. “A total of 80 percent of
Hmmmm m m, tantasy connection with a ruckus during adrug raid last April on the Judge Hibbs set arraignment on Nov. 31 in District Judge the woman who delivered
flights and model building H E Bailey Turnpike. Jim Winchester’s courtroom. babies in the county, have
count: Following a preliminary hearing, Special District Judge The trio were arrested by the district attorney drug task undergone prenatal pro-
Interested? Contact, Parker Karen Hibbs ordered Chris Gregory, 21, and Harold How- force officers on the turnpike at a convenience store at grams,’ he said.
at P.O. Box 1051, Columbia erth, 23, to stand trial on felony charges of trafficking in Chickasha during the evening of April 22. Task force offi- He said there have been
MO, 65205. Phone (314) 874- cocaine, assault and battery on a policeman and possession cers were assisted by state troopers, deputies and state Bureau increases in basic immuni-
3688. of a firearm during the commission of a crime. of' Tarcotics agents. zation c is for such diseases
If you go please write us Tommy Vanderbergh, 22, the third defendant, was bound Tony Willis, task force supervisor, testified that he agreed as mumps.
with details and pictures of over on felony charges of trafficking and assaulting an officer, to meet the trio at the store so that a drug deal could be made He cited as an example that
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Voters will trek Tuesday to the polls new elementary school and additional a 10-acre site near the FFA farm. Dr. Merrill Smith, superintendent,
in 19 precincts to ballot on a classrooms at three other school sites. Plans also provide for the construe- said proposed plans call for the
$2,745,000 school bond election to If approved by 60 percent of the tion of a total of eight classrooms at construction and enlargement of the
build an additional 30 classrooms and voters, plans would call for the West and Southwest Elementary library media center as part of class-
purchase 10 new school buses, construction of a 16-classroom build- Schools and six classrooms at Lin- roomprojectatWestand Southwest.
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The Chickasha Star (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 88, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 8, 1990, newspaper, November 8, 1990; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1899701/m1/1/?q=1966+yearbook+north+texas+state+university: accessed June 3, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.