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I recently had a experience from an appliance repair place. This past week I spent three days waiting for them and then they cam two hours late and they told me my snake wasn’t working and charged me $30. They said the part would be in but still I have not been taken care of.

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feel they need to work all year not just 6 or 7 months and have all these paid vacation days. The support team are the ones that need the raise, they are the ones that are in t h e l u n c h r o o m , i n t h e c l a s s r o o m d o i n g t h e p a p e r w o r k a n d o n t h e playground with the kids. If I walked out I would lose my job. Maybe the same needs to

apply. Thank you Sound Off.

Trump is right about trade being one sided. The reason jobs are being moved out of our country is because we let other countries ship their products here almost tax free. Ask someone who has shipped something large like a car to another country from here and you would be surprised how much tax they have to pay when they get there. That is how they keep their jobs at home.

My neighbor has five cars registered in Florida. Another neighbor been driving three y e a r s w i t h a n a u t o advertisement tag. The laws need to be enforced; maybe the price would be less. No wonder we rank near the bottom.

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All this time everyone has been protesting at the capitols and to pol i t ic ians when quietly, the stores who sell assault weapons quit selling them on their own. Shouldn’t they have been protesting the stores all along?

It's strange that politicians can find money to arm our teachers but they can't find m o n e y t o e d u c a t e o u r children.

Saying that social media are to blame for the threats to area schools is like saying that the A.R. 15 is to blame for the Florida school shooting. Bad people are to blame.

We just came back from our walk around the DT area. Whoever the Trash Company is they are not doing a good job. There is trash along the curbs. Plastic cups, lids and candy wrappers / paper/ cardboard in parking lots. Trash bins are overflowing with trash and also outside the store fronts. Apparently this company does not blow all the pavements in front of stores out to the roads and then drive truck down to sweep up.

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T h e f i r s t s t e p i n “Committing to Make a Change” is to be aware of what stage of change you are currently in. According to the Transtheoretical Model, there are five major stages of change. •At the pre-contemplation stage, people may not even be aware that a problem (e.g., high debt load and risk for diabetes) exists or that a change should be made in their lives. •At the contemplation stage, they gain knowledge about alternative behaviors and begin to understand ways to c h a n g e ( e . g . , r e d u c e spending and increase physical activity). •At the preparation stage, people seriously plan to make changes and gain required skills (e.g., taking a per-sonal finance course or v i s i t i n g t h e www.nutrition.gov web-site). •At the action stage, they “ take the p lunge” and actually change a behavior. •In the maintenance stage, people work to sustain their change and reap the rewards o f t h e i r e f f o r t s ( e . g . , decreased debt balance and improved blood-glucose levels). Commitment takes place

during the preparation stage of change. Here people acknowledge that “if it is to be, it’s up to me” and begin to develop a plan of action. Studies have found that “p lans to change” can predict actual changes. An example of a statement of commitment to change is “I will save $25 per week in a 401(k).” Another is “I will take two 600-mg calcium tablets with meals daily.” As people prepare to change their behaviors, they often seek “how to” information a n d a d v i c e . C o m m o n activities performed during the preparation stages of change are: enrolling in a c l a s s , c o n s u l t i n g a counselor, buying a self-help book, and paying increased attention to a behavior c h a n g e i s s u e ( e . g . , p r e v e n t i n g d i a b e t e s ) . Sometimes people are able to simply “will” a behavior change. When asked later how they succeeded in changing, they reply, “I just decided to do it.” Perhaps they drew a mental “line in the sand” at some point (e.g., weighing 180 pounds) and dared not cross it. Or maybe they became aware of the dangers of an unhealthy practice and told themselves “Something has to change” or “I’ve got to do something about this” or “I’m just not going to do this anymore.” More commonly, however, successful behavior change requires a variety of self-help strategies and/or a strong support system. As you commit to taking action to improve your h e a l t h a n d f i n a n c e s , determine what behavior(s) you are changing, the pros and cons of making changes, and how you intend to change your behavior and address obstacles along the way. Take these action steps as it relates to health and wealth this week:Action Steps to improving y o u r h e a l t h & w e a l t h behavior: 1.Identify the stage of change you are in with respect to a hea l th behavior and a financial behavior that you want to change.2 .Wri te a s ta tement of commitment to change a hea l th behavior and a financial behavior using the words “I will”.3 . Ident i fy the pr imary factors that motivate you to make health changes (e.g., fitting in to tight jeans or fear of living in poverty).4.Turn a negative behavior into a positive (e.g., I’ll cut

back on sweets and eat fresh fruit instead or I’ll cut back on lottery tickets and save the money). To firm up your plans, ask yourse l f the fo l lowing questions for building your health and wealth?”•What are some reasons to make these changes?•What are some reasons not to make these changes?•How strongly do you want to change?•How confident are you that you’ll succeed?•What is keeping you from changing right now?•What steps will you take to

make the behavior changes? Will you need any help?•Do you have any role models?•When will you start taking action? Give a specific date.•What obstacles do you expect to face? How do you plan to address them?For more information on scheduling a more in depth Building Health and Wealth program in your agency or business, contact Rachel Lockwood at P i t t sburg County OSU Extension Office at (918)423-4120 or [email protected].

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10 TOYOTACOROLLA SEDAN

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16 DODGECHARGER SXT

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16 RAM 1500CREW CAB EXPRESS

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17 RAM 1500BIG HORN

17 RAM 1500BIG HORN

$24,443$24,443STK#341413PSTK#679124P

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13 KIA SOUL

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14 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 4X4 LIMITED

14 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 4X4 LIMITED

17 DODGEGRAND CARAVAN SXT

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$17,840STK#C53323PSTK#C53323P

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Farm Equipment

ACCOUNTING

THE BUSINESS

DIRECTORY

NATALIE’S BOOKKEEPINGAND TAX GALLERY, LLC.

219 E. ChickasawMcAlester, OK 74501

Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, Payroll & Notary

918-423-4829 Fax 423-1829WALK-INS WELCOMEVisit us Online @

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FREE ESTIMATESWe Work With All Insurance Companies

FOREIGN & DOMESTICOpen Mon.-Fri. 8am to 5pm

918-689-7767

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Boats/Watercrafts/AC Repair, Small Engine Repair/Marine Repair, Engine Rebuilding

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7950 E. Hwy 270-BACHEalso at 2600 N. Main

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24 Hour Road ServiceMaster ASE Certified

We Install Off Road Vehicle Lift KitsTIRE REPAIR - New & Used Tire Sales

918-302-8612

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Your One Stop Hunting & Reloading Supply Store!

404 E. Chickasaw-McAlesterTues.-Fri. 8am to 5:30pm

Sat. 8am to 2pm

918-423-5959

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FREE Estimates on Lawn Bidding

29 Years Experience918-916-1440

HUNTING SUPPLIES

Susan Snow Insurance Agent

Auto, Home, Life, Travel Trailer, Mobile Home, Motorcycle

319 South 6thMcAlester, OK 74501

[email protected]

Fax 918-426-5337

INSURANCE

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Automobiles

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Boats & Cycles

Campers & Trailers

PARTY GRAMS

SCREEN PRINTINGUNITEES CREATIONS LLC.

Screen Printing Specialist Small and Large Jobs

up to 6 Color PrintReasonable Rates

We Custom Design Art

LOCALLY AND VETERAN OWNED

405-592-9226UNITIES CREATIONS SCREEN PRINTING

Help Wanted

2007 GMC 4500 Duramax Cab and Chassis w/ 293K miles, automatic, chassis measures 7ft to from cab to rear ctr hub and 12ft to end of frame. $13000. Call Eddie @ 918-302-8692-------------------------------------------

Livestock

For Sale: Mixed Grass 4x5 Round B a l e s N e t Wr a p p e d $ 4 0 . Spaulding, OK. Call 405-379-7169 or 405-712-0423. 2/13 4----------------------------------------------

1984 Clement 20ft Dump Trailer w i t h 2 2 f t f r a m e a n d 3 f t sideboards, good tires. Call Eddie @ 918-302-8692-------------------------------------------Trave l Tra i l e r L ike new! Heartland Model 2250 BH Wilderness. Bumper pull 26ft. 9". Ac, microwave, 2 way refridge, heat, cook stove, queen bed , shower, bunk beds , outdoor shower, slide out, automatic canopy, automatic jack. Pulled it about 500 miles with 1/2 ton pickup. $16,500. Call 918-733-4144 or cell 918-752-6363. 3/13 3-------------------------------------------

CHIMNEY SWEEP

ChimSweepChimney Inspection and

Cleaning

WE WILL MEET OR BEATANY ADVERTISED PRICELocal and Reliable

Bugtussle, OK 918-423-1272

SENIORCITIZEN

& VETERAN DISCOUNT

Miscellaneous

2010 Volkswagon Routin Van, very good condition, 4 new tires. $10,000. 405-404-5202. 3/6 2-------------------------------------------2006 Chevy Impala, good mechanical cond. new tires, located in Ashland. $3200 obo. 405-712-4401. 3/6 2------------------------------------------1995 Cadillac Seville SLS. $ 3 , 8 8 8 . U n i t e d M o t o r s . Seminole, OK. Call 405-382-6130 or 800-310-6130. 3/6 2-------------------------------------------2006 BMW 5 Series. Lee Auto Sales. McAlester, OK. Call 918-423-7887. 3/6 2------------------------------------------2016 Chevy Malibu LT. $17,310. Hoyte of Durant. Durant, OK. Call 855-210-7406. 3/6 2-------------------------------------------2014 Hyundai Santa FE S. White. $17,688. Red River Ford. Durant, OK. Call 580-924-9458. 3/13 2------------------------------------------2011 Ford Focus SE. Redline. $14,995. Red River Ford. Durant, OK. Call 580-924-9458. 3/13 2-------------------------------------------2016 Ford Fusion 4 door SDN. Titanium. $20,869. Red River Ford. Durant, OK. Call 580-924-9458. 3/13 2-------------------------------------------2013 Ford Focus Hatchback SE. $9,900. Hoyte of Durant . Durant, OK. Call 855-210-7406. 3/13 2-------------------------------------------

Trucks & SUV’s

2011 Ford Escape All Wheel Drive SUV 137,000 miles. $8,900 David's Trading Yard Kiowa, OK (918)432-5671-----------------------------------------

1997 Int'l 4700 Utility Truck with DT444 motor, automatic, Stahl utility bed. Good running truck. Asking $13750. Call Eddie 918-302-8692.-------------------------------------------

2002 International 4700 Dump Truck, DT466E, GVWR 29,000, 8 1/2 yard dump, odometer reading 11,034. Call Eddie @ 918-302-8692. Munholland Truck & Cycle------------------------------------------2013 Dodge Hemi-short wide-single cab-fully loaded-only 32,600 miles-like new-never smoked in-knee depp in rubber-needs nothing! Only selling because need money to buy land. First $16,800. Ask around-check with your bank-Google all night long-you won’t find a better buy-low mile-like new-need nothing truck at this price! Qualified buyers any questions call 918-916-8166 No answer, leave message. (I will call back). 3/6 2------------------------------------------

1996 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4. Strong engine, new tires, nice wheels. Needs transmission. Have transmission but wrong one. $1250 OBO. Call 918-569-7321. 3/13 1------------------------------------------

2015 red ram 3500, 4x4, 8’ bed, longhorn Laramie. All the options plus air bags, rollover ball, delete kit, 6.7 diesel with aisin transmission. One owner no wrecks, just serviced, new tires. Only $5000 above loan value. Call for pictures and price 580 364-6592. 3/13 2------------------------------------------

Bulls For Sale: Black Calving Ease Saler Bul ls . 10 Lef t . 14-24 Months. $1200-$1800. Wetumka, OK Delivery Available. 405-380-7235. 2/27 4------------------------------------------Angus herd for sale, 16 cows, some pairs, 2 charlois cows and 2 angus bulls. Will price separately or altogether. $1400-2000 each. All good gentle cattle, no issues. 580 364-6592. 3/13 2---------------------------------------------Registered longhorn starter herds. Longhorn bulls for breeding heifers. Longhorn steers for roping or yard ornaments. 80” horn genetics. Price start at $500-1650 . Good gent le ca t t le . www.cattlecall ranch.com or 580 364-6592 3/13 2---------------------------------------------

BENSON BARN

FLEA MARKETEufaula, Oklahoma

Open Thurs.& Fri. 10am to 3:30pm

Sat. open 10am to 5pm

LOOK FOR SIGNS. 918-618-2900

Harley Davidson time is around the corner! Tax returns now! Small down payment to a bank or finance company - Your dream could come true...1999 Fat Boy only 17K miles. Looker-fast-and loud. $8500. (small trade?) But cash is better. Questions call 918-916-8166. No answer leave message. So many extra's can't list. Prove you can buy, the bike will sell itself! Interested? Hurry before I change my mind. (OR) buy one of my short wide Sharp - low mile trucks and I'll keep the Harley. Sumpen' got to go! Need A House???--------------------------------------------2005 Yamaha 1100 Custom. Garage kept. 8000 actual miles. $4200 firm. Call 918-916-3487 or 918-916-9745. If no answer leave message. 3/6 2--------------------------------------------

Wrecked or JunkGood, Bad or Ugly

QUICK SERVICEon Hwy 69/75

580-230-0397

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Miller Equipment Tilt Trailer 22ft load space with 4ft fixed front and 18ft tilt rear. Walking beam suspension. 27ft overall l eng th wi th p in t le h i tch receiver. Call Eddie at 918-302-8692-------------------------------------------

2012 Toyota Tacoma access cab pickup 2WD 115,600 miles. $12,500 David's Trading Yard Kiowa, OK (918)432-5671------------------------------------------2006 Ford Expedition. Lee Auto Sales. McAlester, OK. Call 918-423-7887. 3/13 2------------------------------------------2014 Ford Explorer XLT. Sunset. $26,995. Red River Ford. Durant, OK. Call 580-924-9458. 3/13 2------------------------------------------2014 GMC Sierra 150 SLE Double Cab 2. White. $25,892. Red River Ford. Durant, OK. Call 580-924-9458. 3/13 2-------------------------------------------2012 Lincoln Navigator 2WD. Black. $25,636. Red River Ford. Durant, OK. Call 580-924-9458. 3/13 2------------------------------------------

Looking for CNA's. All Shifts.

Eufaula Manor1152 Eunice Burns Rd. Eufaula, OK

Call 918-689-3211 Ask for Brittany

1984 Clement 20ft Dump Trailer with 22ft frame and 3ft sideboards, good tires. Call Eddie @ 918-302-8692----------------------------------------------

Pittsburg County Animal Shelter1206 North West Street-McAlester, OK 74501

918-423-7803

Can you give of your Heart and of your home to an animal who wants your love?

ALL ANIMALS LEAVE WITH CURRENT SHOTS, STERILIZATION, MICROCHIP, DE-WORMED

2016 ASVE Motorcycle with 21K miles 6 spd transmission. Nice maroon bike with lots of extras. Asking $8,200. Call Eddie 918-302-8692.

2009 Harley Davidson Softail Custom 25K mile bike, 96" motor with 6 spd transmission, odometer discrepancy. Asking $8,450. Call Eddie 918-302-8692.

2007 Yamaha VStar 1100cc local trade in with 16,502 miles, s a d d l e b a g s , w i n d s h i e l d . Asking $2950. Call Eddie at 918-302-8692 Munholland Truck & Cycle------------------------------------------

2007 Harley Davidson Dyna 96" motor with 6 spd transmission has 34K miles. Asking $4750. Call Eddie @ 918-302-8692

2003 Harley Davidson Heritage Softail, high performance motor with 46K miles. Asking $6200. Call Eddie @ 918-302-8692

1996 Harley Davidson Dyna Wide Glide with 37K miles, new black/maroon paint, rebuilt title. Asking $3950. Call Eddie @ 918-302-8692-------------------------------------------

Registered Brangus Bulls $2000. Fancy Replacement Heifers. $1250. DISCOUNT

FOR VETRANS! Gentle. Delivery available. Lots of happy customers. Visit:

www.Horseheadranch.net Call 918-695-2357.

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It’s not too late to use that Refundand get into the vehicle you

have always wanted.With Over 200 Vehicles in Stock,

Our Selection is at it’s Best. You Can Get into a Vehicle and

Payments you Can Afford.Don’t Wait Any Longer.

Drive Away Today!

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GIA A 10 MONTH OLD FEMALE PIT CROSS WHO IS HOUSEBROKEN AND LIKES KIDS AND OTHER DOGS

DORA A 2 YEAR OLD FEMALE PIT CROSS WHO IS LEASH TRAINED AND WOULD LOVE TO FIND HER FOREVER HOME TODAY

LUCY A 2 YEAR OLD FEMALE LAB CROSS WHO IS LEASH TRAINED AND LIKES KIDS AND SOME DOGS

BUDDHA A 3 YEAR OLD MALE LAB CROSS WHO IS LEASH TRAINED AND LOVE TO PLAY ALL DAY LONG AND IS READY TO GO HOME

Massey Ferguson 283. 3 point PTO. Good condition. $8,250. Goodson Equipment Sales. Holdenville, OK. Call 405-379-6957 or 405-221-0899. 3/13 2--------------------------------------------New Mahindra Max 26XL. Shuttle shift with loader, 4x4, 26HP. David's Trading Yard. Kiowa, OK. Call 918-432-5671. 3/13 2--------------------------------------------Kubo ta BX24 . 564 hours . $16,000. Stewart Martin Kubota Sales. Okmulgee, OK. Call 918-756-3560. 3/13 2--------------------------------------------


REED’S TV REPAIRDon’t Toss it, Fix it!3/4 Mile East of 69 On Texanna Road

Eufaula918-689-5341

STORAGE TRAILERS

28ft 48ft or 53ft FOR SALE or LEASE

Delivery Available

918-329-1154FINANCING AVAILABLE

918-470-6539907 N Main-McAlester

TURNER TIRESWINTER IS HERE!

14”, 15”, 16”, 17”, 18” & 20” Good Selection of Used Tires!

Manufactured Homes

CURRENT PUZZLE ANSWER

Clayton 16x80, 3+2, Vinyl Siding, Shingle Roof, Open

Floor Plan, New Quality Carpet & Paint, Etc! Only

$35,900. Call 918-683-7791 THS

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WANTING TO BUY: 29' or 30' or 31' Bumper Pull or 5th Wheel RV Trailer. Please contact Bridgette at 918-470-9155. 3/6 2-------------------------------------------

Pick Yours Early!RV Lots For Rent. Leave Your

Boat Too! Save Gas & Trouble. Water, Sewer, Garbage &

Cellars. Open Year Round!

Lake Eufaula405-273-3326

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CRAFT SHOW! March 9th & 10th, 2018 American Legion Auxiliary Unit 79 400 South 2nd Street McAlester, OK Call 918-423-6308 for vendor information. 1/23 7-----------------------------------------

Primemybody Pure Hemp Oil Available

now. Feeling the

difference...makes all the difference.

lifevivingwell.primemybody.com918.424.1109

Large Lion Head made of rope like material. His mane looks real and face is woven. Very unique and rare. Paid $150 - Asking $50, Great condition. Can text pictures or call 918-

424-9991. 2/13 3-------------------------------------------Wood for sale: 2x4's 12' $4. 91" 2x6's $3. 1/2" plywood $10. Call 918-329-4677. 2/27 2------------------------------------------

108 Cassette tapes 50c, each. All original in cases in cabinet. 89 recordings 89c each, all in cases. All tapes are excellent, all must go. For more information call 580-889-6437. 3/13 2-------------------------------------------

3 d i f f e r e n t U p h o l s t e r e d Benches. Good condition & would be a good for a DYO project. $40 each or $120 for all. CASH! Call 405-476-0621. 2/27 2-------------------------------------------Flea Market items for sale. Must take entire stock $650. 918-424-1109

Sand Blasting Equipment for sale. Compressor, pot, hoses, suites & mask. On 16ft. Trailer. $7500. Call 918-470-9347 or 918-429-2173. 3/13 2-------------------------------------------Salt Water Aquarium complete set up on nice wood stand. Has 65 gallon reef ready corner overflow, sump, 6 bulb t5, reef octopus skimmer, auto tip off, eco tech, mp10, near full bucket of Red Sea salt, refractometer, Kessil 150 blue w/goose neck, & all the misc. test kits & bits and pieces I have accumulated in the last 10 years. Plus has a yellow tang, maroon stripe, blue spot g o b y & s e v e r a l d e c e n t mushrooms & a lg. leather. $500 for all OBO. Call 918-424-9990. 3/6 4-------------------------------------------Garfield Collection, all goes, too m a n y t o n a m e . Fo r m o r e information. 580-889-6437. 3/13 2 -------------------------------------------

McALESTER OKLAHOMA

For Sale in Longtown: 28x60 doublewide on 1 1/2 lots. 1 2 x 1 0 t o o l s h o p , 8 x 1 2 outbuilding, 20x30 enclosed building, all buildings have cement floors, 20x30 carport, chain link fence, 40x80 front porch, 12x16 back deck, 8x12 back porch, new metal roof over all. $90,000. 918-429-2790. 3/6 2 -----------------------------------------

For Rent: 2bd/1ba Mobile Home located in Krebs. $500 a month + utilities. $300 deposit. No Pets! Must have references. Partially furnished. Call 918-424-2487. 3/6 2---------------------------------------- -----For Sale By Owner. 3bd/2ba Brick Home on a corner lot in a nice quiet neighborhood. Newer roof, fenced back yard with swing set. Walk in closets in each bedroom. C/H/A. Includes refrigerator, stove, microwave and storage building. As me about no down payment. $128,000. Call for more information: 580-889-0731. 1/30 6

3 bedroom 1 bath, 2 living areas, e x t r a l a r g e y a r d , n i c e neighborhood, central heat, all new fridge, range, micro, 220 a/c, and 2 110 a/c units. Haileyville, ok 918-429-7873 $60,000. Leave m e s s a g e i f n o a n s w e r . 2/6 5------------------------------------------250 Acres-Highly productive land. 70% open, 3 ponds, creek, hay barn. Close to McAlester. $599,000 Call Silvia OKLAHOMA LAND AND HOME 918-423-7797-----------------------------------------------FOR SALE: 2bd/1ba House. Living room, kitchen, service porch. On double lot. In Krebs, OK. $43,000. Call 918-470-9523. 2/27 6----------------------------------------------

For Sale: Golf Cart. Balls, bag club, etc...Call 918-421-9134. 3/6 2-----------------------------------------A l m o s t N E W K i n g s i z e mattress. After 3 nights my husband says its too hard. $295. Call 918-423-0605. 3/6 2-----------------------------------------Like new 26" tal l 3 way Mercury Glass Lamp with shade. Like new. Call 918-421-1644. 3/6 2-----------------------------------------Just like new, Kids Leather Chaps. Size small (3-4 toddler) $20. Call 918-470-8486. 3/6 2-----------------------------------------Need a friend? Call me. 58 year old male. 918-817-8039. 3/13 2-----------------------------------------VW 36HP flywheel. Very rare and old. $100 for pair or $65 each. Call 918-916-6709. 3/13 2-----------------------------------------New white bed 2017 Ford Pick up long bed. Off a 2017 F-250. $750. Call 405-414-2242. 3/16 2-----------------------------------------Beautiful Tiger Oak Buffett. Lots of storage. Very heavy. In great condition. $500 OBO. Call 405-220-2003. 3/13 2-----------------------------------------15" Rockford Fosgate T2 and 1200 watt amp. Like new. Hardly new. $800. Call 405-370-4526. 3/13 2-----------------------------------------Nitrous outlet X series NOS kit. Half full bottle & everything you need goes from 75hp to 200 hp. Shot come off mustang. $350. Call 405-370-4526. 3/13 2-----------------------------------------

Home For Rent: Hartshorne, OK. Clean brick 3bd/2ba

with large den. $650 a month + $650 deposit. Call

918-470-9267. 2/27 2--------------------------------------------WANTED: 1 to a few acres in the country with or without a Mobile Home. Location don't matter. Reasonable price. With utilities if possible. Call 580-980-1278. 2/20 6--------------------------------------------

Real Estate

BACHE RV RANCH

Monthly Rates918-429-8886

2010 Lexington 16x48, 2+1, Open Floorplan, New Paint, New

Quality Carpet. Home is like new! Must Sell!! $27,300 Call

918-683-4973 THS--------------------------------------------

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2405 S. Franklin Dr.Colbert, OK

580-296-2030

WE CONSIGN, BUY,SELL AND TRADE

USED FURNITURE AND ESTATES.

918-426-1052www. consignmentexchangeok.com

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WE ARE CONSIGNMENT EXCHANGE

Craftsman 12.5hp 38” cut, riding mower$200. 1 Briggs & Stratton push mower $40. Both run good. 918-429-6197. 3/13 2-------------------------------------------Black tool box off 2007 Chevy Silverado Excellent shape, workable locks. $100. Charbroil 3 burner infrared BBQ grill, inside burner. $75. 918-916-0727. 3/13 2 -------------------------------------------Lady on Social Security needs livable house in country close to Stringtown for long term. No dependents and no bad habits. Excellent references. Call 918-420-5779. 2/27 4------------------------------------------- Flat screen TV $50 stand up heater safety turn off $50 both like new. 580-447-6060. 3/13 2-------------------------------------------

3 AcresPark like setting w/circle drive. 3 bd, 2 ba brick home , shop, carport & RV carport. Buffalo

Valley area. $85,000 Call Bethany*************

67 Acres Hacienda look 1705 sq ft home,

barns, shop, ponds improved pasture – 90% open. E of Hartshorne. Appraised at

$330,000 Call Silvia----------------200 Acres

Good pasture & prime hunting land . Small Creek & set of working corrals. REDUCED

$300,000 Call Clay

Oklahoma Land & Home

918-423-7797

THIS DAY IN HISTORY MARCH 17

USED TIRE SPECIALS

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19.95

Lucy Two's Is HIRING! Monday - Friday. 30-32

hours a week. Off weekends & major holidays.

Knowledge & expertise in food prep or kitchen

preferred but not necessary. To apply, please stop by

Lucy Two's after 2pm. Bring resume or work history list.

Ask for Kim. 200 E. Carl Albert Pkwy, McAlester.

NEWLY RENNOVATED1 & 2 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE

Call 918-423-4567 - Contact: Lannette

Rent is Based on Income62 Years of Age or Older-Disabled Regardless of age.Amenities Offered: Every Floor has Washer/Dryer Theatre Room Every Room has Microwave, Refrigerator, Dishwaher, Garbage Disposal. Community Kitchen Resource Room Tot Lot for Grand Kids and Grand Parents Game Room

ALDRIDGE APARTMENTS 200 E. Carl Albert Pkwy.

McAlester, Oklahoma

New! Carport for sale: Only 1 month old, 12x21, gabled w/box eaves, extra heavy gage metal posts, braces, side panels, white with red J trim. Paid $1700, asking $1,000. Can be seen at N o r t h 4 t h & E l e c t r i c i n McAlester. 918-426-7628 or cell 918-424-7743 3/6 2-------------------------------------------For Sale: Fresh large brown free range eggs. Krebs area. Call 918-424-0910. 3/6 2-------------------------------------------NIB Cobra Slip Exhaust 2165SC. (Canady Trailers). $300. Call 918-855-8878. 3/6 2-------------------------------------------King Size Bedroom Set. (6 pieces). All wood. Includes headboard, 2 dressers, 2 night stands and mirror. $550. Call 602-421-5350. 3/6 2-------------------------------------------

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1658 Pro-Charles II plot in England discovered 1672 England declares war on Netherlands 1722 Willem KH Friso appointed mayor of Drente 1753 1st official St Patrick's Day 1766 Britain repeals Stamp Act 1833 Phoenix Society forms (New York) 1836 Texas abolishes slavery 1842 Indians land in Ohio, a 12²-mile area in Upper Sandusky 1845 Bristol man, Henry Jones, patents self-raising flour 1845 Rubber band patented by Stephen Perry of London 1847 Dmitri Shostakovich's opera "Macbeth" is produced (Florence) 1854 1st park land purchased by a US city, Worcester MA 1860 Japanese embassy arrives aboard Candinmarruh [sic] 1861 Italy declares independence; Kingdom of Italy proclaimed 1863 Battle of Kelly's Ford, Virginia (211 casualities) 1868 Postage stamp canceling machine patent issued 1870 Massachusetts legislature a u t h o r i z e s i n c o r p o r a t i o n o f Wellesley Female Seminary 1871 National Associat ion of Professional Base-Ball players organized 1876 1st record high jump over 6' (Marshall Jones Brooks) 1876 General Crook destroy Cheyennes & Oglala-Sioux Indian camps gn treaty preventing Chinese laborers from entering US 1897 Robert Fitzsimmons KOs J a m e s J C o r b e t t i n 1 4 f o r heavyweight boxing title 1898 1st practical submarine 1st submerges, New York NY (for 1 hour 40 minutes) 1905 Eleanor Roosevelt marries FDR in New York 1906 President Theodore Roosevelt

uses term "muckraker" 1912 Camp Fire Girls organization announced by Mrs Luther Halsey Gulick 1918 US Men's Figure Skating Championship won by Nathaniel Niles 1919 Dutch steel workers strike for 8 hour day & minimum wages 1921 Dr Marie Stopes opens Britain's 1st birth control clinic (London) 1921 Sailors revolt in Kronstadt (thousands die) 1924 Eugene O'Neill's "Welded" premieres in New York NY 1924 Netherlands & USSR begin talks over USSR recognition 1929 General Motors acquires German auto manufacturer Adam Opel 1929 Spanish dictator Primo de Rivera closes university of Madrid 1931 Stalin throws Krupskaya Lenin out of Central Committee 1932 German police raid Hitler's Nazi-headquarter 1942 General Doug MacArthur arrives in Australia to become supreme commander 1951 Test Cricket debut of Brian Statham, England vs New Zealand Christchurch 1955 Maurice "Rocket" Richard suspended, sparks 7 hour riot in Montréal 1956 8th Emmy Awards: Ed Sullivan Show, Phil Silvers Show & Lucy Ball 1960 Eisenhower forms anti-Castro-exile army under the CIA 1 9 6 1 N e w Y o r k D A a r r e s t s professional gamblers who implicate Seton Hall players

1961 South Africa leaves British Commonwealth 1963 Bob Cousy plays his last NBA game 1963 Elizabeth Ann Seton of New York beatified (canonized in 1975) 1965 Beatles announce their film is named "8 Arms to Hold on to You" (Help) 1966 South Africa government bans Defense & Aid Fund 1966 US sub locates missing H-bomb in Mediterranean 1968 2-tiered gold price negotiated in Washington DC by US & 6 European nations 1973 Queen Elizabeth II opens new London Bridge 1982 4 Dutch TV crew members shot dead in El Salvador 1986 Haemers gang robs gold transport in Belgium of 35 million BF 1987 IBM releases PC-DOS version 3.3 1989 Dorothy Cudahy is 1st female grand marshal of St Patrick Day Parade 1990 PBA National Championship Won by Jim Pencak 1991 USSR holds a referendum to determine if they should stay t o g e t h e r ; 9 o f 1 5 S o v i e t representatives officially approve new union treaty 1994 Iran transport aircraft crashes in Azerbaijan (32 killed) 1995 British £ hits 2.4545 to Dutch guilder (record) 1995 Sinn-Fein leader Gerry Adams visits White House 1995 US approves 1st chicken pox vaccine, Varivax by Merck & Co


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on the trombone. After a move to Tulsa Union for his junior and senior years, he ran cross-country and was named MVP of the high school team. Despite these off and on successes from a variety of talents, social situations remained difficult for him. Then the mental illness that had reared its head a few years earlier became more prevalent, proving to be a demon Jeffrey and his family would fight for years.Next week: One family’s plunge into the dark depths of mental illness and the broken system that is failing the people who need it most.

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count as well permitting activity picks up (OGJ Online, Apr. 17, 2015). “All things considered, we believe that we are close to a bottom in the rig count, which is likely to be seen in the next couple of months,” they said earlier this week in an energy update.RJA tracks the issuance of well permits as a leading indicator of rig count activity. Last week, 912 new permits were issued, jumping more than 200 week-over-week. Including that total, the 4-week average was 820, roughly flat week-over-week “due to typically low

permit numbers for the prior two weeks, impacted by the Easter holidays,” RJA said.“We believe that, excluding the holiday lows seen the past 2 weeks, we have seen 4-week average weekly permits bottom already,” they noted. “Our analysis shows that the bottom was reached a month and a half ago, the week of Mar. 6, indicating that the bottom in the rig count is likely not far off.”RJA also cautions that while the US rig count may soon hit a bottom, the subsequent recovery may be slow.Oil rigs plunge againDuring the week, oil rigs lost 31 units to 703, down 831 year-over-year and 906 since a recent peak of 1,609 on Oct. 10. Gas rigs, meanwhile, jumped 8 units to 225, representing their largest increase o f t h e y e a r . R i g s c o n s i d e r e d unclassified edged up a unit to 4.All units laid down again were land-

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RJA expects the worldwide offshore rig count to decline 13% year-over-year in 2016 and another 4% year-over-year in 2017.In Canada this week, the number of rigs merely edged down a unit to 79, a decline of 361 since Jan. 16. A 4-unit drop in oil rigs to 16 was reduced by a 3-unit drop in gas rigs to 63.More losses in Texas, North DakotaTexas again led the losses among major oil- and gas-producing states with a 19-unit decline to 393, down 513 since Nov. 21 and 501 year-over-year. The state’s losses reflected a 12-unit drop in the

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island of Nikumaroro in 1940 were l ikely Earhart’s remains. The research contradicts a forensic analysis of the remains in 1941 that described the bones as belonging to a male. The bones, which were subsequently lost, continue to be a

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de l ivered a d i f fe rent resu l t , particularly with regard to gender.“When Hoodless conducted his analysis, forensic osteology was not yet a well-developed discipline,” he explains in a paper published in the journal Forensic Anthropology. “Evaluating his methods with reference to modern data and methods suggests that they were inadequate to his task; this is particularly the case with his sexing m e t h o d . T h e r e f o r e h i s s e x assessment of the Nikumaroro bones cannot be assumed to be correct.”Hoodless used 19th-century forensic science and described the bones as possibly belonging to a “short, stocky muscular European,” according to Jantz. The 1941 analysis described the remains as those of a male around 5 feet 5½ inches.Earhart’s pilot’s license, however, recorded her height as 5 feet 8 inches and her driver’s license said 5 feet 7. Photos also show Earhart’s slender frame. Noonan was 6 feet ¼ inch.

Jantz says the methods used by Hoodless underestimated height compared to modern techniques.Hoodless used three criteria in his research: the ratio of the femur’s circumference to length, the angle of the femur and pelvis, and the subpubic angle, which is formed between two pelvis bones. The subpubic angle is wider in women than in men.Jantz says the subpubic angle is the most reliable of Hoodless’ criteria, but even that is “subject to considerable variation, much of which was little understood in 1941.”The scient ist also compared Hoodless’ measurements to data from 2,776 other people, as well as studying photos of Earhart and her clothing measurements. “This

analysis reveals that Earhart is more similar to the Nikumaroro bones than 99 percent of individuals in a large reference sample,” said Jantz. “This strongly supports the conclusion that the Nikumaroro bones belonged to Amelia Earhart.”Despite Jantz’s skepticism about the 1941 analysis of the bones, some modern scientists have backed up the Hoodless results.While some people are convinced that Nikumaroro is Earhart’s final resting place, another theory suggests that she met her end on Mili Atoll in the Marshall Islands.Last year, controversy swirled around a photo that was touted as providing a vital clue to Earhart’s fate.


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