Though Mrs. William Young said she had no available rentals in the mobile home park she manages near McAlester, Okla., a man pushed his way into her office trailer. He struck her several times, and began searching through her desk. With his attention diverted, Young reached a gun she kept in the office. At the sight of the firearm, her assailant bolted and fled the park.
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Wednesday, June 1, 1983
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