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In brief: Muskogee woman gets aid after fire

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Published: July 5, 2009

WRECKS CLAIM TWO LIVES
Two people have died in accidents on state roads, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said.

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→Juanita Roland, 77, Stilwell

Roland died when a sport utility vehicle in which she was a passenger crashed about 7 p.m. Friday, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said. Roland was traveling east on State Highway 100 west of Stilwell when the SUV failed to negotiate a curve, the patrol said. The SUV left the road and rolled, striking two utility poles. Another passenger, 8-year-old Latavia Roland of Stilwell, was flown to a Tulsa hospital in critical condition. A third passenger, Agnes Scott, 56, of Stilwell was treated at an Arkansas hospital, troopers said. The driver, Patsy Harley, 54, of Okmulgee was treated and released from a local hospital. All were wearing seat belts.

→Oliver Mark Simpson III, 30, Vinita

About 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Simpson was driving a motorcycle east on a Craig County road, one mile north of Big Cabin, when his bike ran off the road and into a barbed wire and pipe fence, the patrol said. Simpson died at the scene, troopers said. He was wearing a helmet.

FROM STAFF REPORTS

IN BRIEF
Integris site set to open
Integris Southwest Medical Center opens its ambulatory infusion center Monday on the fifth floor of the hospital at 4401 S Western Ave. The center will serve outpatients needing antibiotics, hydration fluids, intravenous immunoglobulin, blood transfusions and some catheters. To make an appointment, call 636-7885.

Clinic sets celebration
A community celebration is set for 3 to 6 p.m. July 14 in Duncan for the Sanford Children’s Clinic, 2502 W Elk. The clinic will open to pediatric patients on Aug. 3. Staff will give tours of the castle-themed clinic, and children’s entertainment and activities are planned. For more information, go to sanfordchildrens.org.

Nominees sought
Nominations will be taken until Aug. 14 for the 2009 Champions of Health awards, which recognize individuals and organizations working to improve Oklahoma’s health. Nominations can

be submitted at www.championsofhealth.org.

SUSAN SIMPSON,

STAFF WRITER

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