Realtors Eye Policy Ethics At Conference
Lawton realtor Tom Strickland returned from San Antonio meetings on National Association of Realtors policy and ethics. He is starting his first term as an at large director for Oklahoma and noted NAR committees study ethics and legislation before director votes.
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Lawton
Tom Strickland
San Antonio
Tex
National Association of Realtors
Strickland
Oklahoma
NAR
Oklahoma Association of Realtors
Association
Increased Arts Awareness Proposed by Oklahoma Leader
Peggy Long urged higher daily arts exposure in public schools at a Lawton session. She noted less than five percent of the Oklahoma Arts and Humanities Council budget supports education in the arts and called for a Fine Arts Task Force and volunteer-based classroom experiences featuring theater music and painting. A state conference on arts in education is set for April 24-26 in Oklahoma City.
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State Department of Education
Peggy Long
Lawton Public Library
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Apache death probe pushed in Oklahoma City
Investigations continue into the apparent self inflicted gunshot death of 37 year old Apache woman Lolita Sparkman. Caddo County authorities tentatively ruled it a death by own action while noting she was found in her northwest bedroom. The single shot from a .22 rifle entered the throat and pierced the brain. She died after transfer between hospitals and a helicopter evacuation. Her husband Jesse was the only other person present. Funeral plans are pending with services in Attica Kansas.
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Lolita Sparkman
Oklahoma City
Caddo County
Melton Schultz
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Lawton
Crews Funeral Home
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Fort Sill
Jesse
Attica
Kan
Elliott Funeral Home
Anthony
Legacy of the 13th Amendment Abolishes Slavery
The 13th amendment aimed to end slavery in the United States and became law on December 18, 1965, marking a pivotal constitutional change.
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U.S
Montreal inquest finds Fernand Beaudet guilty in Gargantua Bar fire
Coroner Cyrille Delage rules Fernand Beaudet criminally responsible for 13 deaths in the Gargantua Bar blaze of January 21. A sister's police statement claims Richard Blass, already dead, caused the killings. Beaudet gets 30 days for contempt for refusing to testify as authorities plan further charges.
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Cyrille Delage
Fernand Beaudet
Beaudet
Richard Blass
Blass
Delage
Gargantua
Jacqueline
Gisele
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