MMU/ obs ERV ë R Thursday M t , 11. 1971
C harity Club
host tea
Oklahoma Ambassadors Charity
Club Annual Tea w ill be held at
tlie home of M rs . Samuel Erown
5933 N E 11th, Sunday, M ar. 14,
at
1:30 p.m.
to 5:30 p jn .
M rs. Samuel Brown, Tea C lia ir-
man, M rs. A rvella English, Club
President.
Special
notice
5f\S?Gf i n m^ ,n .tU‘lentS Carfy * * ful,C ast ,o* d
dty C oneaeG n ^ ’
Slmon p,ay’ at PortJ«nd
ny College, other students in the group work on
’
,o r « « * 1
presentation of
David yRnh£hOWD , /
c,Unacllc scene are (le ft to
c r is i s c o m m itte e is
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W i e 'v ,ra"
Irama
091 G r° Ve* Vlcky Schanam.n
irama in s tru c to r, supervises the production, to be
d Thursday and Friday March 11-12/
Norge Laundry
Village
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w ar
DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS
MONDAY THRU FR ID AY
Opening Thursday March 11th
'
,
At the request of State Attorney
General Lee Johnson House B ill
(HB) 100 was introduced in the
House, The b ill proposes that
any witness in a crim inal pro
ceeding or before a Brand Jury
who "refu ses to testify or pro
duce evidence of any kind on the
ed” may be compelled to testify
if the court directs him to do so.
I he Women’ s International
League fo r Peace and FREEDOM
(W .I.L.P .F .) is opposed to the
passage of HB 1004 on the
grounds that it "circum vents the
historic applications of the Fifth
Amendment priviledge. T h e
wording of the F ifth Amendment
reads, .„n o r shall be compelled
in any crim ina l case to be a w it
ness against h im se lf...”
Under the directive of HB1004
the court would, at the motion of
the d is tric t attorney, "hold a
summary hearing at which the
witness may show cause why he
should not be compelled to testify
or produce evidence.” The court
GRAND OPENING
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A COMPLETE LUNCH MENU FROM 11:00 A.M. TO
3 :3 0 P M . FEATURING A M ERCHANT’S LUNCH
OF TASrr E N T R E E S .
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SNACK ORA MEAL, SERVED
ANYTIME TILL 2 :3 0 A.M .
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ceming which, in accordance
with the order, he was required
to testify or produce evidence.”
However, opponents say, there
does appear to be a constitutional
| question involved. The wording
ot the F ifth Amendment does not
allow fo r special agreements to
be made by the court to force a
witness to testify if such testi
mony can be construed to be in
witness against him self.
The
question is, if there is no crim e
on the part of the witness or if
there is no prosecution of the w it
ness fo r a crim e, is the witness
testifying against him self as
indicated in tne constitutional
language? There has been no
Supreme Court ruling on the
federal law of s im ila r wording
which is now being used in
federal court.
House B ill 1004 passed the
House, 35 to 25, on a recon
sideration vote after failing the
fir s t tim e, 24 to 30. It is now in
the Senate C rim inal Law and Pro
cedure Committee. Committee
members are Kenneth Jemstedt,
chairman,
Elizabeth Browne,
John Burns, Ed Fadeiey, C.R.
Hoyt, Anthony Y tu rri, Wallace
Carson, and Vernon Cook.
Some of the nation’s finest
old
grow th"
forests now
cover mountainsides that were
blackened by natural forest
fire s in over-ripe tim ber dur
ing the tim e of early Western
se ttle rs, G e o r g i a - P a c i f i c
Corp, reports.