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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1970

Page

8

Motoring Public Embraces Camping Growth Worldwide

The piece notes one in six North Americans camp and that camping is a year round activity. It highlights growing campgrounds in the U S and Canada, including 3 000 private sites, government parks, and cost estimates of 150 for tent and 500 for trailer starts.

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Autopsy Finds 14 Year Old Girl Died of Arterial Disease

San Francisco coroners office reports Florencia Gomez died from arterial hardening typical of much older adults. Doctors say she likely had undetected heart attacks during her life and collapsed at San Francisco General Hospital after being treated for a cold.

San Francisco Henry Turkel Florencia Gomez Manila San Francisco General Hospital Turkel Frederick Bruhn

Dill pickle packs nutrients with low calories

The average dill pickle provides high amounts of vitamins A B-1 B-2 and C while containing only 11 calories per serving.

Firefighting Equipment Helps Driver

The article advises motorists to carry a fully charged stored pressure dry chemical extinguisher for any fire. It notes non toxic gases and 2 percent capacity, and compares throw away and service recharging types. Use should be emergency only and not for campfires.

Automobile industry employs one sixth of the workforce

The Automobile Manufacturers Association reports that about one out of six Americans are employed in the manufacture distribution maintenance or commercial use of automobiles.

The Automobile Manufacturers Association

Consult Contractor If You Plan Roofing Job

Homeowners face a tough choice repair or replace a roof. For new damage repair may work. for worn roofs replacement is likely. Hire a trusted contractor, check recommendations and insurance, and ensure a detailed, notarized contract with materials and completion date.

Weyerhaeuser Plans Public Trust for Southeast Oklahoma

Weyerhaeuser announces a public trust plan to distribute ad valorem tax revenues from expanded facilities in southeastern Oklahoma. After meetings with McCurtain County leaders, the company intends to create the Southeastern Oklahoma Industries Authority to own new facilities and land, with large portions of local tax revenues flowing to the trust.

Idabel (Ap Weyerhaeuser Co Oklahoma Weyerhaeuser McCurtain Weyer Haeuser Dlerks Elbert Cook Cook Wll Southeastern Oklahoma Industries Authority

Asher Teenager Killed in West Konawa Crash

An 18 year old Asher youth, Stacy Goodnight, died at 8:43 p.m. after a two car collision west of Konawa in Pottawatomie County. The other driver, Glenn Gregory Harris, 20, St. Louis, Oklahoma, was seriously injured and transported to a Oklahoma City hospital. Neither driver used seat belts.

Asher Konawa Stacy Goodnight The Highway Patrol Goodnight Pottawatomie County Glenn Gregory Harris St. Louis Okla Harris Oklahoma City Richard Arlen Tidwell Stratford Old McGee Valley View

Oklahoma County Assessor reports rising property values

Oklahoma County Assessor Don Wilson announced a nearly 36 million dollar jump in total assessed valuation for the year, lifting the tax base to 822,688,414 from 786,694,612. The 35,993,802 increase raises overall taxes to about 65 million, with school districts receiving 65 percent, cities 20 percent, and the county the remainder.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Don Wilson Wilson State Equalization Board

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