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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1971
Page
11
Bob Barker of East Central College Art Department presents a solo show of paintings and jewelry at the Fred Jones Jr Memorial Art Museum 410 W. Boyd St from April 4 to 25. Dale McKinney, Barker’s former OSU instructor, shows kinetic sculpture and light paintings with an opening 3 to 5 p.m. on Sunday.
Oklahoma Governor David Hall shifts part of his staff to the Capitol second floor forcing Secretary of State John Rogers and his father John M. Rogers to relocate to the Land Department on the first floor. The Land Department loses its office and the Board of Affairs seeks nearby space.
Government dairy price supports go into effect raising floor prices for raw milk to $4.93 per hundred pounds. Economists warn retail milk and butter could climb, with possible spillover to beef prices as higher costs ripple through feed, labor, and replacement stock.
The Metropolitan Area Planning and Zoning Commission’s March 25 meeting is rescheduled for Monday at 7 30 p m in City Hall due to prior lack of a quorum. Agenda covers a county commission letter on rezoning Pi Kappa Alpha, west Pickett area annexation, Kenneth Johnson A2 to A2, Robert Hector two mobile homes, Don Meeks two houses, annexation rezonings, general plan discussion with Bob Goins, and county map review for section line road naming.
Oklahoma forestry chief Al Engstrom warned a potential request for federal aid as 18 wildfires raged in eastern Oklahoma. Winds and low humidity fanned the fires with McCurtain County hardest hit. Crews battled blazes in Latimer Pushmataha Sequoyah and Delaware counties.
Oklahoma Democrats unite in favor of setting a withdrawal deadline for Vietnam and defend a Dec 1971 target including POWs. State Chairman J C Kennedy rebukes Sen Gene Stipe for calling the party critique absurd and demands an apology. Kennedy notes Albert and delegation supported the caucus resolution.
Public notice informs Haskell Ford and other defendants that Morris Carney seeks to quiet title to the SW quarter of the SW quarter of NE quarter in Section 30, T4N R7E. Deadline to answer is May 12, 1971. otherwise the petition may be granted by default. Filed by Warren Watkins Housing Authority of the Chickasaw Nation, Ada Oklahoma.
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