Farmers And Ranchers Plan Grass Sit-In
The Noble Foundation sponsors a two day Weeping Lovegrass Symposium at Lake Murray Lodge Ardmore Oklahoma on April 28 29 with speakers from Noble Foundation OSU Texas A M USDA and other groups. Attendees will discuss management and benefits of weeping lovegrass for cattle and beef production with a $5 registration fee.
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Wilkinson Announces Candidacy for U S Congress in Oklahoma
Jay Wilkinson announces his bid for the 4th Congressional District seat in Oklahoma. The 28 year old son of a former OU football coach aims to contrast Republican and Democrat approaches and cites his close ties to President Nixon’s administration. The seat is held by Democrat Tom Steed.
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Ada Soldier Dies in Vietnam Land Mine Blast
Pfc. Dennis V. Johnson 19 of Ada was killed by a land mine near Vietnam on April 1. His parents Mr. and Mrs. James A. King of Ada were notified by Army telegram. He had only been in Vietnam a month and is survived by his parents two brothers and two sisters.
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Vietnam
James A. King
N. Oak
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Latta
Torrance
Calif
Ada
Latta Junior High
Lonnie
Lonnie Johnson
California
Stephanie King Wosenberger
Joyce King
James M. King
Johnson
Soybean Production Surpasses Forecasts As Demand Grows
Washington AP reports record soybean production persists and use is rising beyond expectations for the 1969 70 marketing year. Heavily utilized soybeans boost exports and domestic use aided by lower price supports and strong demand for oil and meal.
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Agriculture Department
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Department For Expansion
U.S
Europe
Japan
Road Commission Approves Pontotoc Speed Zones
The Oklahoma Highway Commission at its April meeting approved speed zone changes along state highways in Pontotoc County centers Latta and Ada. New limits include 50 mph on SH 1 near Latta, 40 mph near Latta School, 55 mph briefly, and 40–50 mph adjustments on SH 3 and SH 99 in Ada following studies and local concurrence.
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Senate debates bill tightening county commissioner purchases
Oklahoma City AP report: Senate considers a bill requiring sealed bids on items over 1500 dollars and lowest bid purchases by county commissioners. The measure, already passed by the House, was amended in the Senate and sent to a conference committee. The article also notes Senate actions on allocations to municipal junior colleges and a court of appeals, plus a constitutional amendment repeal proposal.
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Cancer Campaign To Be Largest Ever Launched
Ada volunteers join two million others nationwide in the American Cancer Society Crusade during Cancer Control Month. Miss Fred Andrews explains a 25 percent rise in volunteers since 1969, with strengthened research funding needs and intensified efforts against the second leading cause of death.
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District Supervisors Hold Monthly Meet in Ada Oklahoma
The Pontotoc County Soil and Water Conservation District held its regular meeting at the local office with chairman B M Stephens and members Dr Harvey Price C C Buxton Jr Walter Woolley Jr and Uel Bumpers. Kenneth Yoakum and Virginia Noe attended as district conservationist and clerk. Conservation plans were approved for farms of Carl Baxter Ada J W Kellogg Francis James Grissom Route 2 Ada H R Henderson Route 1 Byars and Wayne Gray Allen. Bids were opened on two flood control sites on Leader Middle Clear Boggy with a bid of 11646 for Site 34 and 37. Site 34 drains 4664 acres and Site 37 drains 4442 acres. Farm ponds are being constructed on farms of Bill Lane southwest of Vaness O A Alcom Galey Dub Story and Wayne Gray Ada and H M Miller north of Roff. Engineering surveys were completed by the Soil Conservation Service and financial assistance provided by the County Agricultural Conservation Service. Local farmers continue planting bermuda grass for pastures with more than 1000 acres already sown. last week’s plan includes Lee Langley Glen Fulton Olan Roberts Don Jemison Gene Standfield and others.
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Pontotoc County
Ada
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Byars
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Allen
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Site
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Lane
Vaness
O. A. Alcom
Galey
Dub Story
H. M. Miller
Roff
The
Soil Conservation Service
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Soil Conservation District
FHA Launching New Plan To Encourage More Homebuilding
FHA launches a rural home site development program offering loans to public agencies and nonprofit groups to buy and clear land build roads utilities and other improvements for sale as modest cost sites. Loans repaid within two years at about 6 percent.
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Agriculture Department
America
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FHA
WSI Training Class At East Central
A water safety instructor training class will start Wednesday April 15 at 6 30 p m at the East Central swimming pool. Eligible students are 17 or older with a current senior life saving certificate. Registration begins 6 15 p m April 15 in room 110 Health Building, fee 10 dollars.
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Winners Listed In 4 H Dress Revue At Ada
Pontotoc County 4 H Girls and Boys Dress Revue at the Osage Extension Center Ada drew 163 boys and 216 girls. Steve Murphy Stonewall was grand champion in boys senior division. Janice LaCrone Stonewall led girls senior division. Class champions span outfits from school wear to sportswear with winners including Bonnie Dooley McLish Melinda Wyche McLish Joyce White McLish Tonya Tucker Vanessa Ada Cassie Duffer Ada Karen Enis McLish Linda Williams Stonewall Maggie Hunter McLish Joy White McLish Kathryn Bennett McLish Mike Casady Latta Roger Reeves McLish Greg Walters Vanessa Bobby Bradley Ada Sharrod Hightower Byng Ronnie James Latta Jay Shortes Latta Greg Nanney Latta Ronny Hunt Latta Stan Morgan Stonewall.
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O. S. A. Extension Center
Ada
Steve Murphy
Stonewall
Janice LaCrone
Margie Hunter
McLish
Joyce White
Raymond Ward
Bonnie Dooley
Melinda Wyche
Tonya Tucker
Vaness
Cassie Duffer
Karen Enis
Linda Williams
Kathryn Bennett
Mike Casady
Latta
Roger Reeves
Jane Howell Named Tupelo Teacher Of The Year
Mrs. A. A. Jane Howell was selected by Tupelo teaching staff as Teacher of the Year. A Maysville High School graduate, she earned a bachelor of science in education and teaches fifth grade at Tupelo School. She has five years of teaching experience and leadership roles in 4-H and Head Start.
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Roff Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union Session
The Women’s Missionary Union of Roff Baptist Church held a called business meeting with president Mrs. Anna Hayes in charge. They planned to buy a refrigerator for the annex kitchen and to attend the Banner Association quarterly meeting at Allen. Attending were Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Iva Burleson, Mrs. W. W. Potts, Mrs. Nettie Hodges, and Mrs. Raymond Laseman.
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Anna Hayes
Banner Association
Allen
Iva Burleson
W. W. Potts
Nettie Hodges
Raymond Laseman
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