Filing period begins
for Garber election
Candidates for mayor in Garber may file for office beginning at 8 a.m. Monday.
The incorrect period for filing was included in a story published in the Saturday News & Eagle.
Lue Ann Root, secretary of Garfield County Election Board, said the filing period ends at 5 p.m. July 1.
Declarations of candidacy will be accepted at the election board office, 903 Failing.
The seat will be filled during an Aug. 11 election.
Legal Aid will be
available on Thursday
Judy Clay, Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma senior citizen’s paralegal, will be in Enid Thursday to meet with Garfield County seniors who need information on a legal matter or have questions.
She will be at Northern Oklahoma Development Authority, 2901 N. Van Buren, 10 a.m. to noon and 1-3 p.m. The session is free. No appointment is necessary.
“Many seniors and those with hearing impairments prefer to discuss their problems in person, and meeting at NODA makes it easier to review legal documents,” Clay said.
Legal Aid is a nonprofit law firm providing civil legal services to low-income people and senior citizens and is funded through the federal Legal Services Corp., Oklahoma Bar Foundation, local area United Way agencies, NODA Area Agency on Aging, grants and gifts from individuals.
Legal Aid’s Stillwater Law Center is located at 920 S. Main. The toll-free phone number is (800) 256-9601.
EPD report changed
By Cass Rains
Staff Writer
A revised Enid Police Department accident report has changed the driver of a vehicle that backed over and killed an Enid woman June 6.
According to the revised report, Alvin F. Keesaman, 42, was pulling out of a driveway about 12:45 a.m. June 6 at 302 E. Ash and struck Linda J. Sneed, 48, who was behind the semi in the driveway.
The report lists Keesaman’s condition as “drinking — ability impaired.”
An initial report listed Sneed’s husband, Gary W. Sneed, 42, as the driver of the semi. He is listed as a passenger in the semi in the revised report.
Police have ruled the incident an accident.
Local news
Briefs for 6/23/09
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Arraignment set for murder trial
An Enid man was bound over for trial on a first-degree murder charge following a preliminary hearing Friday in the death of a 53-year-old man at a bar on Valentine’s Day.
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Police arrest woman following bank robbery
Barbara Schneider-Orf, 49, was booked into Garfield County Detention Facility on complaints of robbery with a firearm, possession of a firearm during commission of a felony, resisting arrest and attempting to elude police officers.
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OBA graduates its largest class in history
A capacity crowd was on hand Friday night to send off 48 graduating seniors at Oklahoma Bible Academy, the largest graduating class to depart the private Christian school in its 100 years.
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State House asks DHS to keep centers from closing
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Man sentenced in 2 rape trials
An Enid man convicted of first- and second-degree rape in two separate trials this year was sentenced Friday to six years in prison.
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Local News Briefs for 5-26-2012
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Traveling Vietnam Wall gets fundraising boost
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Storms moving across western Oklahoma
Shortly before 9 p.m., radar indicated a small area of showers and thunderstorms extending from Cheyenne and Reydon to Higgins and Arnett. The storms are moving to the north around 35 mph.
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Kinnear tapped for VP role at Continental
Kirk Kinnear brings with him 33 years of crude oil marketing, international arbitrage, refinery supply, energy trading and hedging experience.
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No reason to drink, drive this weekend
AAA Oklahoma is offering Tipsy Tow over the extended Memorial Day holiday period. The service is free and open to the public.
To call for Tipsy Tow, dial (800) AAA-HELP and ask for Tipsy Tow. AAA will provide a free tow and a free ride for the vehicle and up to two people, no questions asked, within a 15-mile radius from point of pickup.
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