Blind hypnotist relies on voice not eye contact
Hollywood Florida AP reports William Craft a blind hypnotist explains he uses voice and asks patients to relax with eyes closed He believes his blindness aids his work with children who have reading problems He emphasizes hypnosis is not a cure all and that people hypnotize themselves while he guides them
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Senate Approves Strip Mining Ban On Some Western Lands
The Senate advanced a bill banning surface coal mining on privately owned land with federal mineral rights across millions of Western acres. The 53 to 33 vote backed restrictions, while supporters argued costs rise minimally. amendments added funding for mining research and worker aid. Local operators warned bond rules could crush small mines.
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Court Clerk Cited For Meritorious Service Award
Fred Clapp Comanche County court clerk received the Award for Meritorious Service from the National Passport Office in Washington D C. Miss Frances G Knight announced the honor noting Clapp’s voluntary work in the passport application acceptance program aiding county officers in processing citizens of one area.
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Comanche County
National Passport Office
Washington, D.C
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Federal Judge weighs offers over Agnew news leak claims
Justice Department asks Judge Walter Hoffman to permit sworn statements denying a campaign of news leaks linked to Vice President Agnew. The brief defends reporters against subpoenas while disputing claims of leaks and notes no public news stories surfaced before defense notification.
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World’s largest hotel, Hotel Rossiya, in Moscow
The Hotel Rossiya in Moscow stands as the world’s largest hotel offering accommodation for 6,000 guests across 3,200 rooms.
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Engineers State Environment Talk in Wichita Mountains Chapter
Mrs. Cherry Williams, chair of Lawton Environmental Quality Advisory Board, will speak at the Wichita Mountains Chapter Oklahoma Society of Professional Engineers dinner meeting at Montego Bay. The 7:30 p.m. Oct. 18 gathering includes a social hour. tickets are $6 for members, spouses, and guests. Reservations by noon Oct. 15 at 351-5175.
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Cherry Williams
Lawton
Montego Bay
Gbbison Pharmacy Recommends E-LIM For Water Weight
Excess water in the body can be uncomfortable. E-LIM will help you lose excess water weight, according to Gbbison Pharmacy.
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Gbbison Pharmacy
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