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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1972
Page
12
A county's ranches have developed a profitable beef focused range land agriculture while pork lamb and poultry production lags. Nutrition science supports meat as a complete protein though affordable alternatives exist. The open market sustains cattle profits, while labor costs keep processing and retail firms less profitable. The region should keep rangelands as a lasting major business.
A legal examination of contest rules shows courts defer to the contract terms while allowing judges broad discretion within them. Myrtle challenged a judge’s neatness ruling and won, while another case upheld judges for a tire show entry. A father winning a football pool despite a rule against employees highlights strict reading of immediate family definitions.
Former Georgia governor Lester Maddox told Eastern Illinois University an unnamed government faction bears blame for ghettos and slums, arguing private enterprise is not at fault. He recalled discovering long unpaid state payrolls when he took office in 1966 and criticized hypocrisy across government, church, and media.
A collage of reflections on home education and social behavior contrasts warm domestic ideals with urban modernity. The piece mixes aphorisms about family values with satirical observations on taxes traffic and consumer culture. It features diverse quotes about motherhood aging youth and everyday life.
The excerpt critiques an imaginary contemporary church in Peter DeVries' The Mackeral Plaza, emphasizing a five room structure with adaptable spaces. It argues worship decline harms churches and nation, citing Jesus early morning prayer and Acts 2 41 47 as models of devotion and communal growth.
Mrs Clareta Gray visited Mrs Franks. Numerous local families shared meals and guests over the weekend including the Booths, Tucker, Robertson, and Willoughby households. Distinct gatherings covered Easter egg hunts, church rallies, and a Life Liners convention delegate from Oil Center. Johnny Sutterfield returned from New York City. Corral Lynn Willoughby had a tonsillectomy.
A feature on how chronic tension affects executives and workers. A traveling personal coach explains relaxing the body and mind to reduce stress. The piece ponders the impact of constant ambition, time pressure, and the seemingly endless committee meeting, questioning what could replace the committee.
Oakman reports 42 attendees at Sunday school. Birthday songs honored Kent Atwood and Lena Stovall. After services church elected Bro. Carl Jackson of Fittstown as pastor for the coming year, restoring pastoral leadership after a vacancy. Egg hunt followed, with many local families visiting earlier in the week.
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