Articles from the September 12, 2018 edition
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Reports of pepper-spray projectile use concern Dallas chief
DALLAS (AP) — The Dallas police chief said Tuesday she has called for a full review and plans to meet with protest leaders after learning about reports that police used pepper-spray projectiles at a demonstration over a black man's death. Chief U. R...
Dallas leaders' proactive stance helps tamp down protest
DALLAS (AP) — Dallas police swiftly admitted that a white officer who shot a black man in his own apartment last week had made a mistake. They expressed contrition, turned the case over to independent investigators and reached out to the victim's f...
CBS exec's downfall shows the power _ and limits _ of #MeToo
NEW YORK (AP) — Is Les Moonves' departure from CBS a breakthrough for the #MeToo movement? While he is the most powerful CEO brought down yet by sexual misconduct allegations over the past year, CBS is facing criticism for not pushing him out sooner,...
Less snow prompts push to lengthen Grand Canyon visit season
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — With snowfall dwindling at the Grand Canyon's North Rim, tourism promoters see an opportunity to stretch out the visiting season at the less popular side of the canyon so more people experience it and spend money in the r...
Pope to meet US bishops Thursday over abuse scandal
VATICAN CITY (AP) — With the Catholic Church in crisis once again over clerical sex abuse and cover-up, Pope Francis will meet Thursday with U.S. cardinals and bishops who are demanding to know how one of their own was able to climb the clerical r...
Trump leads nation in solemn remembrance of Sept. 11 attacks
SHANKSVILLE, Pa. (AP) — Standing in the field where the last of the Sept. 11 planes crashed, President Donald Trump praised the "band of brave patriots" who helped bring down the jetliner and saved the lives of countless others in the nation's c...
Elizabeth Smart outraged 1 of her kidnappers to be freed
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A woman convicted of helping a former street preacher kidnap Elizabeth Smart in 2002 will be freed from prison more than five years earlier than expected, a surprise decision that Smart called "incomprehensible" on Tuesday. W...
International court says it's 'undeterred' by US threats
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Afghan rights workers warned Tuesday that a blistering U.S. attack on the International Criminal Court investigating war crimes allegations will strengthen a climate of impunity in Afghanistan, prolong the war and embolden those comm...
Republicans lack votes _ and appetite _ to end 'Obamacare'
WASHINGTON (AP) — Arizona's new senator says he'd vote to repeal the nation's health care law. That's one additional Republican ready to obliterate the statute because his predecessor, the late Sen. John McCain, helped derail the party's drive w...
Undersheriff Brewer charged with involuntary manslaughter
Officials with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) arrested Barber County Undersheriff Virgil “Dusty” Brewer last Wednesday morning. The arrest was made at the county courthouse in Medicine Lodge, according to spokeswoman Melissa Underwood in...
Molz takes seat at South Barber School Board for first time
The South Barber School Board met Monday night for their regular September meeting that lasted nearly one hour. Kiowa man Ryan Molz took his seat as a new board member to fill the unexpired term of...
South Barber football homecoming Friday night
The undefeated South Barber Chieftains host Central Christian Friday night for the 2018 Football Homecoming in Kiowa, Kansas. The homecoming coronation will happen about 6:30 p.m., with kickoff at 7...
Hunter education course Saturday
Game Ranger Terry Swallow will hold an Oklahoma Hunter Education Course on Saturday, Sept. 15, at the Northwest Technology Center in Alva. The course will begin at 8 a.m. and continue until 5 p.m. For registration information, contact Northwest Tech...
Colsons celebrate 60th anniversary
Willis and Peggy (Cook) Colson were married on Sept. 5, 1958, at the Burlington Christian Church in Burlington. Willis retired from teaching in 1992 and was actively involved in farming until 2018....
Football statistics: Medicine Lodge vs Hodgeman County
In the Sept. 7 football game between Medicine Lodge and Hodgeman County, the Medicine Lodge team racked up the following statistics. Passing Garrett Burden – 25/41 for 353 yards, 3 touchdowns Josh Bowman – 0/1 Receiving Josh Bowman – 8 catches for 6...
NANCY ALICE McCRACKEN
Nancy was born December 3, 1947, to Elmer and Ruth (Clark) McCracken in Hardtner, Kansas. She was the family caregiver. She was preceded in death by her father, Elmer, and her sister, Merrily Drake. Survivors include her mother, Ruth; two brothers,...
CAROLYN KAY NIGHSWONGER
Kay Nighswonger, 73, of Bandera, Texas (formerly Alva, Oklahoma), passed away on August 29, 2018, in San Antonio, Texas. She was born in San Antonio to Smith C. and Ruby May Wright on August 28, 1945. Carolyn married Clyde V. Nighswonger on November...
GILBERT MEEKS
Funeral service for Gilbert Meeks will be Thursday, September 13, 2018, at 1:30 p.m. at the First Christian Church in Cherokee, Oklahoma, with burial to follow at Byron-Amorita Cemetery. Visitation will be Wednesday from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. with...
Kiowa's major water line replacement project addressed at public meeting
It appeared only about 15 residents attended a public meeting regarding Kiowa's proposed major water line replacement held in late August at the Chief Theater in Kiowa. There were more professionals and city council people who are involved with the...
Woods County commissioners approve several bids
All commissioners were present at this week's regular Monday morning meeting, along with County Clerk Shelley Reed, Kat Lunn of the Alva Review Courier, and David Manning. The commissioners started their meeting off with the usual business. They...