Indian Culture Changed Often Author Says
Anthropologists who framed pure culture overlooked constant change in Plains Indian life. Carol Rachlin and Alice Marriott of Southwest Research Associates spoke at the Great Plains Museum with panelists Gillette Griswold and Elton Yellowfish, noting ongoing discrimination and a shift toward self determination with education and targeted hiring.
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Indian Art Exhibit Open House at Lawton High
An open house at 6 30 p m Thursday in the Lawton High School cafeteria showcases Indian culture classes run by Lawton Public Schools. The program, funded by Title IV and led by the Indian Student Services Project, features featherwork shawlmaking beadwork Kiowa and Comanche language and cooking with performances in Kiowa and Comanche.
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Cases Reported To City Police
Names and addresses of complainants on Lawton Police reports include Kelley Rivers Norman reporting a lost wallet and Larry J Campbell about a motorcycle theft. Several others report vehicle thefts vandalism mailbox damage and harassing calls with items recovered in some cases. A 1976 U S customs seize totals six hundred million dollars in street value, up forty percent from 1975.
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Annual Mixed Breed Dog Show in Lawton Set for May 7
The Lawton Animal Shelter hosts a mixed-breed dog show May 7 at 9 a.m. Entrants must be owned by someone under 15 years old and be mixed breeds. Trophies and ribbons go to largest and smallest dogs, best dressed, trick, most unusual, and best all around. Be Kind To Animals Week observance runs May 1-7.
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