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KCCU News
5:00 pm
Thu April 11, 2013

Remember, Honor, Serve...and Jump

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The last remaining hangar of the Frederick Army Air Field, now home to the World War II Airborne Demonstration Team.
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Sign detailing the history of Frederick Army Air Field.
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Nose art of the "Boogie Baby."
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Side view of the "Boogie Baby," the Douglas C-47 flown by the World War II Airborne Demonstration Team.
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Front view of the "Boogie Baby."
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Packed parachutes are ready for use.
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Members of the World War II Airborne Demonstration Team gather for a picture.
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Team members get their equipment ready for a jump.
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Team members sit with gear ready, waiting to board the plane.
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The "Boogie Baby" in flight.
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Parachutes dot the sky as the team makes its jump.
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Pilot Dave Brothers gives instructions to spectators riding along during a flight.
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Team members sit in preparation for the jump.
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World War II Airborne Demonstration Team members prepare to make their jump.
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A living history organization based in Frederick is keeping alive the memory of the original US Army paratroopers. KCCU's Clinton Wieden has more.

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KCCU News
12:00 am
Wed April 10, 2013

Cameron University hosts Civic Beautification Forum

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Lawton Mayor Fred Fitch speaks at a business forum on the subject of civic beautification held at Cameron University.
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A business forum held at Cameron University discussed civic beautification in Lawton and Duncan.
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Civic leaders from Lawton and Duncan were the featured speakers for a business forum on the subject of civic beautification held Wednesday at Cameron University. KCCU's Clinton Wieden has more.

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KCCU News
12:00 am
Tue April 2, 2013

Texoma News - April 2, 2013

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The crowd at Sen. Tom Coburn's town hall meeting.
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A citizen asks a question of Sen. Tom Coburn at a town hall meeting at Cameron University.
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Sen. Tom Coburn speaks to the crowd at a town hall meeting at Cameron University.
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Elaine Hutchison, Oklahoma Teacher of the Year.
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Dr. Tom Deighan, new superintendent of Lawton Public Schools.
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A town hall with Sen. Tom Coburn, a visit from Oklahoma's Teacher of the Year, and the announcement of a new Lawton superintendent highlight this newscast.

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KCCU News
12:00 am
Wed March 20, 2013

Design Work Progressing for Lawton Bridges

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Oklahoma Transportation Commissioner Brad Burgess discusses the background of the Lawton Gateway Project at a public meeting regarding project designs.
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Architect Steven Weitzman discusses his designs for the Lawton Gateway Project.
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Architect Steven Weitzman speaks with community members following a meeting regarding the Lawton Gateway Project.
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A second public meeting was held March 20 regarding the designs for the upcoming Lawton Gateway Project. KCCU's Clinton Wieden has more.

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KCCU News
5:30 pm
Tue February 19, 2013

KCCU Texoma News - 2/19/13

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US Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-TX) speaks in Wichita Falls about the upcoming federal budget sequester.
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US Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-TX) speaking in Wichita Falls about the upcoming federal budget sequester.
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Civil rights pioneer Myrlie Evers-Williams in a press briefing prior to her panel discussion at Cameron University.
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A panel discussion featuring civil rights pioneer Myrlie Evers-Williams at Cameron University.
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US Representative Mac Thornberry (R-TX) speaks on the upcoming federal budget sequestration, and Cameron University hosts a pioneer of the civil rights movement. KCCU's Clinton Wieden has our report.

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News Director, All Things Considered Host

Clinton Wieden joined the KCCU team as News Director in April 2012, coming to Lawton from KRPS-FM in Pittsburg, Kansas, where he was a features producer and the local host for Morning Edition and All Things Considered.

Clinton is a native of northwest Oklahoma and an alumnus of Oklahoma State University, holding both a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism & Broadcasting (with a minor in Geography) and a Master of Science degree in Mass Communications from OSU. While in college, Clinton worked as a student reporter at KOSU-FM; as a DJ for KXZY Cable Radio, the university’s student-run station; as a sports columnist for the Daily O’Collegian, the student newspaper; and as a public address announcer for OSU athletics, working primarily with women’s soccer and softball.

Clinton has been involved with music for most of his life. He continues to play the saxophone when the opportunity arises, and also serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the Band Alumni Chapter of the OSU Alumni Association. Clinton is interested in history, politics, and pop culture, and has a passion for useless trivia. He is also an avid sports fan, and is returning to the ranks of avid readers.