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THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN Thursday, April 23, 1992 Idabel 2,000 Gala Set Kingfisher All About Us Escapee banquet that evening. All alumni, former teachers and former students are invited. More information is available Jby writing Lyle and Shirley Combs, PO Box 354, Thomas, OK 73669. From Staff and Wire Report 30-Year Term Protect Your Valuable Fur from the Heat and Humidity Fur Storage $20 Seven International Conference on Cancer Nursing, set for Aug. 16-21 in Vienna, Austria.

Fuld Fellows also attend the National Student Nurses' Association Annual Convention. Reservation deadline is May 1 for the Thomas High School alumni reunion, scheduled May 23 at the school. Activities include registration in the morning, a program in the afternoon and a uled through the week, including a Native American Arts Show at Shawnee Mall. Additional information is available by calling Justin Beaver at (405) 878-2548. Toni Barbara Lamb of Ada, a nursing student, at East Central University, has been selected by the Helene Fuld Health Trust as a 1992 Fuld Fellow.

As one of 50 selected outstanding nursing students from throughout the United States, she will attend the The McCurtain County town of Idabel will host a variety of dignitaries Friday, including Sen. Don Nick-les, R-Ponca City, and Gov. David Walters during its Idabel 2,000 Kickoff Celebration. The event will begin at 9 a.m. at Warrior football stadium.

There will be several political speakers, a balloon launch and several other events. Event spokesmen say the town of about 7,500 wants to be among the small communities selected for the America 2,000 program of President Bush. Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee will celebrate Native American Heritage Week, Monday through Saturday, with several activities. Activities are sched- Fur cleaning, glazing and storage, $45. Trust Rothschild's to store your fur this spring and summer.

Under the direction of Mr. Armand Paliotta, we offer professional storage and cleaning at our newly relocated fur service center in our Mayfair Village store: 4817 North May Avenue Bring in your fur to this convenient location where there is parking just a few steps from our door. Fur service hours: Monday through Saturday 10 am to 6 pm. Phone: 840-3661 By Michael McNutt Enid Bureau KINGFISHER A Kingfisher County man who eluded law officers for more than five years after escaping from jail was sentenced Wednesday to 30 years in prison. Paul Eugene Stamper was caught last fall after being featured on a national television show.

He pleaded guilty to escape charges and three others he was to stand trial on at the time of the 1986 escape. District Judge Richard W. Pickens sentenced Stamper to 30 years in prison on each charge, and ordered that Stamper be placed on five years probation after his release from prison. The sentences are to be served at the same time. In addition to escape, Stamper pleaded guilty to kidnapping, shooting with intent to kill and feloniously carrying a firearm.

He had been held in a maximum security cell at the Kingfisher County Jail since arrested in October after an account of his crimes was featured on the NBC-TV series, "Unsolved Mysteries." Stamper, 37, was arrested in Commerce City, within hours after the telecast. Federal authorities said they received more than 300 calls about the show. When he escaped, Stamper was being held on charges of kidnapping his estranged wife and shooting her male companion near Dover, OK. Authorities said Stamper rigged a rented car to look like a law enforcement vehicle and pulled over the car driven by his estranged wife and her boyfriend. SIMMUNS Stnift -r too ,) lr Adjttst Massage T-M69 setl F-M99 sad rLHlfl F-M39 set! Q-M79 set! '699 K-T99 setjjaa K-'229 sell WEDDING DAY BED WOOD BUNK wmattroses WATERBED son iu oofTrt wh FREE hvavy duly frim I99 ls3trrrB RING 129 OMM eat NX 3MM $78 $88 Innersprtng mattress sets starting iKino I 4MM.

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