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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
3
McALESTER AP The parole board reversed a rule denying parole when inmates violate prison rules. William McGee, 31, was removed from the docket for carrying $15, over the prior $14 limit. Chairman Charlies Chesnut noted parole would undermine warden discipline.
Oklahoma prisoner Melvin McKee who disappeared in 1950 faces federal trial in Cheyenne for first degree murder in the slaying of Wind River Reservation officer Allen St. Clair. McKee was arrested after the Oct 3 1965 killing and was returned to Oklahoma. a habeas corpus order was issued by U.S. District Judge Ewing T. Karr.
OU will not mail its yearbook to high schools this year unless requested. The initial 30 pages will be omitted as they include editorials and items deemed unrepresentative, featuring four letter words drugs riots antiwar references and a nude photo.
Gate attendants in Tulsa voted to authorize a strike if negotiations fail with the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority. The International Union of Operating Engineers Local 523 reports the authority refuses to recognize the union. W. Clark will meet a Turnpike Authority spokesman to pursue talks. The union seeks better safety at toll booths and higher wages.
A fragment notes J B Elwell’s bridge double in his 1904 book, hinting at a long standing bidding concept. The text implies historical coverage of bridge tactics and classic play ideas.
In a bridge analysis from the Newspaper Enterprise Assn the Lazard double is examined with South holding four spades after Stayman. North shows clubs and moves to notrump, East doubles, and the question is why Sidney favored a heart lead. The piece notes there is no perfect reason and explores alternative bids that could influence the outcome.
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