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- Special veterans coverage inside
- City’s hospital lawsuit fees examined
- Fireworks shows on tap
- Marines vet Johnston, family make return trip to Japan
- Clinton 8U baseball team falls in first round
(AP) – Twenty-five men have died by court-ordered execution so far this year in the U.S., and four other people are scheduled to be put to death in three states during the remainder of 2025.
Marilyn Fern Yoder and Clyde Yoder to Wayne Schrock and Joan Schrock, JTWD. NW ¼ 26-14N-14W.
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Sgt. 1st Class James Greenleaf is currently a drill sergeant at Fort Sill Army Post just outside of Lawton.
U.S. Navy veteran Sam Hendricks served as a jet engine mechanic in Vietnam, at a place called Bihn Tuey in the Mekong Delta.
“Shore patrol is screaming at me on the radio, ‘Man overboard! The boat has been hit! Man overboard!’ There were 149 sailors and marines on this mike boat. It was struck by a freighter that was coming in,” longtime Clintonite and former Navy Officer Joe Cloninger remembered about that fateful Jan. 17, 1977, night in Barcelona, Spain.
Rural Arapaho resident Jim R. Barton enlisted in the volunteer regular Army in 1963 and served until 1966. He also volunteered for airborne training when he joined up.
Former American Legion Post No. 41 Commander Donald Miller is a familiar face in Clinton, mostly due to his generous community involvement. But not everyone is aware of the many years this Clinton native spent traveling the world, first for 23 years while in the U.S. Air Force, and afterward.