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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1977
Page
3
Fort Sill records show December 1976 larcenies at 115 down from 172 in November. Acting Provost Marshal Ma Tom O Malley noted many left for barracks, while 22 driving under influence arrests occurred and three December traffic accidents were alcohol related.
Members of the Southwest Inter Tribal Club of Faxon sponsor a gourd dance at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Women’s Exhibit Building at the Comanche County Fairgrounds. Dancing sessions start at 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Auxiliary members serve food. Frosty Freese of Lawton leads as head gourd dancer with Yonavea Soontay Apache club princess, Billy Evans Horse Carnegie head singer, and Elmer Winnerby Lawton master of ceremonies.
The text explains identifying a 65 distribution in bridge. It notes a six card suit lower in rank than the five card suit can be described, and that South's three spade bid signals a 65 hand. When South opens two spades, North infers four spades in partner.
Washington AP report on the National Center for Law and the Deaf at Gallaudet and George Washington University. Deaf law students learn street law using sign and lip reading as part of a clinic and advocacy work to improve interpreters and access to legal services. The center runs workshops, seeks clinics in Philadelphia Chicago and San Francisco and trains deaf lawyers.
In law an Act of God is any occurrence not caused by human negligence or intervention. It is often referred to by the French term force majeure or the Latin phrase vis major.
District Judge Jack Brock of Lawton was named first vice president of the Oklahoma Judicial Conference for 1977, with automatic succession to president in 1978. Also elected were John D. Maley of Okmulgee as president, Richard Carpenter of Wagoner as second vice president, Richard Comfort of Tulsa as third vice president, and Flynn J. Brown of Norman as secretary-treasurer.
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