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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1970

Page

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Police Report Itinerary Notes No Accidents Wednesday

Police report notes no accidents Wednesday. In Municipal Court Kenneth Roberson pleaded guilty to public drunkenness and was fined $20. Bonds forfeited for Royce L Estep cycle shield $10 Mae T Frazier left of center $10 Danny J Hoover running stop sign $10 Belle Lewis overparking $10. In District Court Myer Aaron Ruhm pleaded innocent to obtaining stimulants by fraud and deceit with a July 14 preliminary hearing. The district attorney may add Larry Vandiver as co defendant with Robbie Hilson Hawthorne and Kelley Mack Lambert for larceny of automobile.

Kenneth Roberson Royce L. Estep Mae T. Frazier Danny J. Hoover Belle Lewis Myer Aaron Ruhm Larry Vandiver Robbie Hilson Hawthorne Kelley Mack Lambert

Offices and stores plan Fourth of July holiday closures

Local government offices including city and many state and federal offices will close Friday in observance of Independence Day. Essential services like police and fire run normally. garbage collection shifts Friday. post office stays open Friday and closes Saturday. Downtown stores mostly close Saturday. groceries open, one drug store open.

Horseshoeing Class Opens For Sacramento Teens

A dozen Sacramento high school students take a yearlong farrier course amid a shortage of qualified shoers. In California the trade offers good earnings potential, with a typical Sacramento area farrier earning around 14 dollars per shoe and racetrack work possible to top earnings.

Sacramento Calif Larry Fisk Fisk United States California

Honor America Day events across the nation

National observances mark July 4 with flag displays parades and activities led by Billy Graham and Bob Hope. Scouts travel baton flags from Williamsburg to Washington. ceremonies include bells, fireworks, and patriotic services at Lincoln Memorial and Independence Hall.

Robert E. Cole Jr Waikiki Milwaukee Crispus Attucks Boston Virginia Williamsburg Washington America Continental Congress Billy Graham Bob Hope Washington, D.C Lincoln Memorial Perry Iowa Indiana Massachusetts Howard Keel Philadelphia Independence Hall Richard Cardinal Cushing Rose Bowl Pasadena Calif Vietnam Atlanta Boy’s Club Rhode Island Statehouse New England Maine

Roff Resident Hurt in Morning Road Collision

A cement truck driven by Rommy Austin White and a car driven by Jessie Lee Webb collided on Roff main street at 7:45 a.m. Webb sustained a head laceration. Trooper Spike Mitchell investigated the incident.

Roff Rommy Austin White Ardmore Jessie Lee Webb Webb Spike Mitchell

24 Year Old To Lead VISTA Head

Anti poverty chief Donald Rumsfeld plans to name a 24 year old Democrat, Richard D. Blumenthal, as head of VISTA if Senate approval comes. The appointment would make him the youngest to hold such a post at $38,000 annually, with no regular director since July 1968.

Washington Donald Rumsfeld Volunteers Service To America VISTA Senate Richard D. Blumenthal William H. Cook Australia

Short Addresses May Be Tried To Speed Up Mails

Washington AP report notes the Post Office explores abbreviated addresses to speed mail flow. NBS scientists say letter sorters read one address per second at 60 letters a minute, a high memory task, and experiments test shorter work cycles and faster, more efficient coding.

Washington LSM National Bureau of Standards Post Office

Hollis Attorney Considers Challenging Steed for 4th District

Hiram Keith Myers Jr. 38 in Hollis says he seriously considers opposing incumbent Congressman Tom Steed for the 4th District Democratic nomination in Oklahoma. Myers cites economic woes and Vietnam war costs, plans a campaign focused on the economy and war, and notes voter concerns about withdrawal and policy.

Hollis Hiram Keith Myers Jr Tom Steed Shawnee Steed Jay Wilkinson Norman Myers Wilkinson Nixon University of Tulsa Law School

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