(AP) — A group representing Navajo communities is presenting its case to an international human rights body, saying U.S. regulators violated the rights of tribal members when they cleared the way for uranium mining in western New Mexico.
Dear Doctors: I inherited my mother's prominent varicose veins, and despite surgery, they are back. My sister recently told me our mother had deep vein thrombosis when she was older. She told me to be careful, and to watch for symptoms. Am I at risk because of my varicose veins?
DEAR HARRIETTE: My wife and I recently received a note from good friends of ours stating that they are having an in-person wedding for their daughter, but because of COVID-19, we are not invited. They added that if we want to give a gift from the registry, here is the link. I thought that was awfully tacky. I get that we must do things differently because we want to be safe, but how do you not invite someone to a wedding and then ask for a gift? What do you think about that? – Registry Only
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Here's a look at Friday's headlines
- Man charged with abuse by caretaker
- Cornerstone set to host its annual Fall Festival
- Pregnancy clinic readies to open
- Red Tornadoes statistical leaders
- Obituary for Jimmy Lee Kauk
Clinton resident Richard Anson Bird, 55, has been charged with abuse by caretaker for the alleged neglect of his adult son, Jamaul Bird.
Thursday the Clinton PTO sponsored “Donuts with Dudes” at the three elementary schools. Above, members of the Stratton family including, clockwise from left, Jesse, Sadie, father J.G., grandfather Jay, Weston and Alex start their day off with a little sugar and fellowship at Nance Elementary. CDN Photo
Cornerstone Church will be hosting its fifth annual Fall Festival this Sunday. The event will be held from 4-7 p.m. and is open to the entire community.
Clinton’s Heart to Heart Pregnancy Clinic will have its open house at 3 p.m. Saturday.
A giant eagle was set to be burned in effigy during a bonfire conducted Thursday night west of the Tornado Bowl. The evening’s festivities came on the eve of tonight’s football game at Southwestern Oklahoma State University featuring Clinton and Weatherford squaring off in the annual “Custer County Conflict.” Putting the finishing touches on the eagle are, from left, Shelby Fisher, Chloe Rodriguez, Emma Swope and Madai Lopez. CDN