Grant To Train Indian Aides At East Central State College
East Central State College received a 16878 grant from the Indian Education Section to fund a two week training institute for 106 teacher aides working with Indian students across the state. The program runs May 24 to June 4 at Hast Central campus and covers audiovisual and library skills, small group tutoring, and materials production under co directors Dr Wendell Altmiller and Dr Jack W Paschall with Overton James authorized administrator.
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Naomi Knickmeyer
East Central State College
E. W. James
State Department of Education
Hast Central
Wendell Altmiller
Altmiller
Altmilter
Overton James
Indian Education
James
Allmiller
Paschall
L. J. Laney
Roy Maxell
Donald W. Borner
Faynell Lee
Northeastern State College
Bud Sahmoung
University of Minnesota
Cecil Shipe
Sequoyah Indian School
Tahlequah
Boyce Timmons
University of Oklahoma
James Hooper
New Mexico College
Hobbs
J. B. Phillips
Southeastern State College
Roger , Tipling
Leo Ann Bonner
Paoli
Larry Jahnson
Lyndall Robert 80N
East Central
Finances Discussed In Clerk's Trial In Holdenville
Holdenville AP reports former City Clerk Leonard Berryman testified in a trial over embezzlement charges of 7727 from the city. He said he found a 200 discrepancy between a cash ledger and water receipts and noted no prior shortages. The 1969-70 fiscal year gross income cited was 2118 from multiple sources including his salary and WWII disability payments.
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Holdenville
Leonard Berryman
Berryman
Tragedy Strikes Tulsa Family As Youth Dies At Campers
Edward James Coburn, 11, of Tulsa died from carbon monoxide poisoning while resting in a camper after his mother Mildred Coburn paused shopping for a bicycle. Physicians indicated poisoning caused his death. Edward had long battled lymphosarcoma and was recently declared well.
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Tulsa
Okla
Edward James Coburn
Caucer
Mildred Coburn
Edward
R.L. Campbell
Campbell
Police Break Up Wild Beer Party At Kerr Grave Site
Police were called Friday night to disperse a wild beer party at the Kerr grave site south of the city. About 50 to 75 people were present as four city officers and Highway Patrol Troopers Spike Mitchell and H. T. Gay found beer wine and whisky bottles scattered across the area.
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Kerr
The
Cty
Highway Patrol
Spike Mitchell
H. T. Gay
Bookmobile Schedule for Chickasaw Library System Week
The Chickasaw Library System bookmobile will visit Nebo Dougherty Hickory and other stops this week with specific times. Assistant District Attorney Roy Powell assisted at the scene and coordinated cleanup. No arrests were reported during the listed stops Cottonwood Centrahoma Tupelo sessions.
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Chickasaw Library System
Roy Powell
Powell
Cottonwood
Centrahoma
Tupelo
East Central State College Launches Summer LD Program
East Central State College will start a summer program in the special education department to train teachers to work with children who have learning disabilities. The graduate level coursework will qualify teachers for a state certificate in learning disabilities. Dr. Thomason will direct with Dr. Barham assisting, and four courses will be offered this summer to meet temporary certification requirements.
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East Central State College
Special Education Department
Altmiller
Tom Thomason
Jim Barhan
Barham
Tyler
Tex
Olathe
Kan
Thomason
Olathe Center
East Central
Thomson
Oklahoma studies rising deer numbers and management plan
Deer population levels are rising, prompting higher wildlife demand and livestock productivity concerns. Joe Ells, chief of the Game Division, notes need for factors affecting survival and health. The Wildlife Commission capped deer at 40 per area and asked for data if more deer are needed to complete a two year study within Oklahoma’s deer management program.
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Joe Ells
The
Wildlife Commission
Game Division
West Texas drought leaves San Angelo thirsty and costly
San Angelo Texas grapples with a severe drought as three reservoirs dry up and a pipeline sits idle. The city of 64 000 pays 73000 dollars annually for unused water and 240000 dollars for an inactive pipeline, with total retirement debts reaching 675000 to 800000 dollars. Bottled water demand soars 85 percent since October as rainfall remains below normal and only Lake Nosworthy retains some moisture. The city has contracted underground sources to secure future supplies.
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Texas
Nosworthy
Mystic Ozarka
Supervisors share updates at Pon totoc SWCD meeting
The Pon totoc County Soil and Water Conservation District held its regular monthly meeting at the Local Soil Conservation Office on Monday April 12. Attendees included C C Buxton B M Stephens Walter Woolley Jr along with Tommie Redman Ted Savage Leonard B Wilson Kenneth Yoakum Virginia Noe and Bliss Wilson. Fred Fortney was promoted to State Resource Conservationist. The group reported over 2 000 acres of grass planted this spring with 4 000 more expected after rain and noted ongoing work on gullies farm ponds and broader conservation projects leading to a field day planned for late May or early June culminating in a free barbecue at Gene Stanfield’s recreation farm Site 4 Sandy Creek watershed structure.
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Pontotoc County
Perry
Oklo
Fred Fortney
Stillwater
Land
Junior Rollow
Chester Timmons
C. C. Buxton
Alvin Powell
Louie Moshier
Wayne Maxwell
E. L. Moore
James Moore
Jimmy Thomas
Finis Cope
Edd Mitchell
J. W. Price
Martin
Pauline Harbert
Ada
Bernard Nickell
Homer
Rudy Opitz
Psu
Sandman
P. J. O'Brien
Phillip Briggs
Wayne Davis
Byron Smith
Orange Welborn
Harold Wingard
Roff
Gene Stanfield
Sandy Creek
Hot Pants Wedding Outfit Highlights Traphagen Show
A student designed and modeled an original hot pants wedding outfit as the centerpiece of Traphagen School of Fashion's 48th annual show in New York. The ensemble reflects daring, modern style for the event.
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New York
Traphagen School of Fashion
Rain Forecast in Oklahoma Narrow and Variable
The Associated Press reports rain in Oklahoma with showers and storms unlikely to break the drought. Weather Service expects late afternoon activity only in the western parts, with more showers forecast for tomorrow. Highs range around 70s, with varying overnight lows across the state from the 40s to near 80 in the extreme southwest.
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Oklahoma
Weather Service
Oklahoma City
Ft. Sil
East Central
90 Year Term For Burglary
Oklahoma City AP A Oklahoma County jury recommended a Kansas City man receive up to 80 years in prison for burglarizing six parking meters with losses under five dollars. Ralph Wayne Taylor 41 faced six counts with up to 13 years on each thrust. sentencing scheduled for Monday.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Ralph Wayne Taylor
Taylor
Ada Antics Promises Variety at Valley View Hospital
A large Ada Antics production at Valley View Hospital aims to raise funds for new cardiac monitoring equipment. Nearly 100 volunteers prepare a four year comeback show with lavish numbers and hospital themed skits. Tickets cost 2 dollars and are sold by the hospital Auxiliary and local shops in Ada.
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A Not
Adans
Valley’ View Hospital
Ada An
New York City
Cargiatta
Braduebre
Mary McGuire
Steve Mason
Ada Community Theater Fame
Ada
Peter Hamilton
Hamilton
Jim Powers
Valley View Hospital
Valley View
Bryan's Corner Drug
the Clothes Corner
Gibson's Discount Center
Oklahoma Water Plan hearing outlines canal options
Engineers outlined a plan for a statewide water system with a southeastern Oklahoma canal feeding OKC and westward flows to arid areas. The proposal explores Parker McGee Boswell reservoirs and alternative routes while weighing ecological impact and the Red River Compact status. Attendees included regional officials, lawmakers, and Kansas and Arkansas reps.
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Louis Bussjaeger
Sierra Club
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
George Hussey
Oklahoma Wildlife Federation
James Luscombe
Texas Water Rights Commission
Oklahoma
Luscombe
Texas
Congress
Forrest Nelson
Oklahoma Water Resources Board
John N. Happy
Welson
Wayne
Nelson
Parker, McGee and Boswell
Congressman Camp
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Dougherty
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West Texas
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Wes
Hot Pants
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Associated Press
Jeanette Cook
Powers
Oklahoma Water Plan
Parker
McGee Creek
Red River
Denison Dam
Aso
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Fountainhead
Red River Basin
Carl Albert
T. L. Kimbro
Idabel Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Arkansas
Moore
Tecumseh
Ardmore
Atoka
Norman
Bill Buxton
David Hall
Col
Vernon W. Pinkey
Serena
Southwestern Bell
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