Hole for Women Inmates Sealed Off at Oklahoma Prison
The Hole, a dungeon like detention area for women at the McAlester state prison, will be sealed Monday and inmates moved above ground. Commissioner Jim Cook says the underground cells will be closed and two new wings added to modernize the Women’s Ward. An anonymous letter alleged dark, vermin filled conditions and poor medical care, but officials say the underground setting caused more psychological stress than physical harm.
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Morton ridicules opponents over Morgan support claims
FAIR BLUFF North Carolina Hugh Morton campaigned against two Democratic rivals accusing them of puffing up Morgan backers. He said they announced a few former Morgan supporters to bolster their numbers, while estimating Morgan would have had at least 200000 supporters in May. Morton declined to name names and dismissed wagon tactic tactics.
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Mercury Dips To 10 Tonight In Cold Week Ahead
The weather forecast from Friendship predicts a low near ten degrees tonight with a hard cap in the low 30s during the day and a gradual warmup coming later in the week. Mostly sunny days and clear nights continue through Monday with near zero precipitation chances tonight.
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Malta Crisis Eases After Mintoff Defers Pay or Quit Deadline
Malta Prime Minister Dom Mintoff calls off a midnight pay-or-get-out deadline after day-long talks in Rome with Lord Carrington and NATO chief Joseph Luns. Britain’s defense minister signals possible agreement and Mintoff insists any extra money would be NATO funded, not British.
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Rose Backing The Farmer In Seventh District Campaign
Fayetteville lawyer Charles G. Rose III launched his campaign for the Seventh District Congress seat defending farmers. Rose said other candidates misunderstand farmers and that the public believes the farmer has profited from rising food prices. Rose, a Democrat, was previously defeated by Rep. Alton Lennon in a primary two years ago. Lennon is not seeking reelection.
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