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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1971

Page

7

Parker Reservoir Nears Reality as Plans Move Forward

A Parker Reservoir near Ada moves closer to reality as a Corps of Engineers report on construction authorization nears completion. If cleared by Congress, construction could start in two to three years. The lake would cover about 196,800 acres feet storage with 114,830 acres drainage area, serving flood control and water supply demands.

George Gurley Parker Ada Corps of Engineers Congress Oklahoma Oklahoma Water Resources Board Norman Midwest City Shawnee del City Ada News Tulsa The M. W. Degeer Degeer Parker Lake State of Del Coal County Ter Resources Board Pontotoc County Coas Hughes

Ex-Congressman Blasts Governors Tax Changes

Oklahoma City AP reports Revenue and Taxation Committee hearing on Gov. David Hall’s proposed income tax bill. Witnesses including Phil Ferguson of Woodward and David Chambers of Edmond criticized the plan, arguing it would raise state taxes, hit savings and loan dividends, and deter industry. Ferguson cited a taxpayer example and urged defeat. The bill, about $17 million in revenue, faces House opposition and potential amendments.

Oklahoma City Times Acar David Hall Phil Ferguson Woodward Senate David Chambers Ferguson Oklahoma Ean Eanoeings and Loan J. Howard Elmondson Hall

Murray County Flood Disaster Declared and SBA Loans

Murray County area declared a flood disaster on Oct 15 1970 under SBA program ending. SBA approved five business loans totaling 64100 and 14 homeowners and property damage loans totaling 53800. Cafhy praised local businessmen and officials for rapid cooperative disaster relief efforts. There were 637108 shotgun licenses issued in England and Wales in 1969.

E. Bruce Cafky Murray County Casky SBA Cafhy Cathy Siad England and Wales

McLish High Graduation Events Outline

McLish High lists dates for baccalaureate May 9 8 p m in the auditorium led by Rev Leon Stevens. Commencement May 13 with Danny Reeves salutatorian and Karen Enis valedictorian. A special awards assembly May 14 and summer dismissal after. Junior and senior trip May 20 to Galveston and Houston. Enis bound for Oklahoma University with a 3.9 GPA and a $400 scholarship. Reeves to Oklahoma University with a 3.72 GPA. Other seniors listed include Hulsey Bennett Crabtree Foster Hayes Johnson Moore Shields Sparks Stevens Wisom.

McList High Schiol Leon Stevens Harden City A. Moore Board of Education Bill Scott Eldon Flinn Galveston Houston Enis Johnnie Enis Oklahoma University Reeves Orville Reeves Billy Hulsey Kathryn Bennett Beth Crabtree Cindy Foster Belinda Hayes Mary Jane Johnson Donna Moore Imogene Shields Ruth Sparks Price Brisohia Stevens Ina Wisom

Spring Carnival Booths Planned by East Central Groups

Twelve East Central organizations have registered with the Student Activities office to sponsor booths at the 15th annual Spring Carnival on Thursday. Booths will be set up in the Student Union Ballroom and Terrace room. proceeds go to the participating organizations. Construction may begin after 2 p.m. Wednesday when rooms open.

East Central Student Activities Office Student Union

Birds aplenty at Andros Island Bahamas

The Bahamas restricts daily bag limits to 50 wild birds or 200 in possession. The Andros Island coast hosts abundant waterfowl from white crowned pigeon to ducks and geese, with hundreds of thousands of ducks wintering in bays and marshes along the uninhabited west coast.

Aplenty Andros Beach Colony Bahamas Andros Island

California chemist finds path to artificial pancreas breakthrough

Los Angeles AP report notes USC Medical School researchers developed a blood sugar sensor that works without disrupting body chemistry, a key hurdle in creating an autonomous insulin-delivering device for diabetics. The breakthrough followed inputs from Robert Schultz, a physicochemical expert laid off from McDonnell-Douglas gastropower lab, and Samuel Ressman of USC Pharmacology. Schultz, formerly a fuel cell researcher, joined USC as a visiting professor after layoff.

Los Angeles California University of Southern California Medical School United States Samuel F. Ressman USC Pharmacology Department Robert P. Schultz McDonnell-Douglas New ‘Port Beach Bessman Schultz USC

Across and Down Puzzle Clues Card Reveals Terms

A word puzzle list with numerous cryptic style clues across and down. Entries include chairs ceremony grain beard metal kiln and other varied terms, plus references to garments, animals, directions, and actions. The page ends with the instruction NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.

Eagutanta

Australia Land Area Similar. Population Far Smaller

The record notes that Australia has almost the same land area as certain mineral states but a population only a small fraction of Cate Orn af.

Australia Cate

Sea Ski Corp Ad Campaign Features Flip Wilson

The Sea & Ski Corp promotes suntan lotion with a summer theme claiming brown is beautiful. Maidstone and District Motor Services refunds five pence for an unauthorized extra fare after a passenger mystery involves a gold dish carried by Sheila Doust. A 15 year old, Nigel Thatcher, aboard a jet hijacked to Jordan, kept a turtle alive with sandwich scraps and later sold it to a zoo. A Salem cemetery manager asks the Liquor Control Commission for earlier tavern closing to curb drunken driving fatalities, noting potential business impact but willingness to endure it.

Sea & Ski Corp Flip Wilson Maidstone Nigel Thatcher Jordan Torquay England Salem, Oregon State Liquor Control Commission

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