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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
7
An Associated Press survey shows July food and nonfood prices climbing in 12 of 13 cities after Phase 4 and food price controls ended. Egg and pork chop costs rose across multiple cities with Seattle and others reporting double digit gains. price ceilings on beef kept some items steady.
A garbled report mentions Telford's Bridge over the River Conway as a 456 year old pedestrian monument in north Wales. It notes a New York educator suggesting a pine ball machine could teach addition and subtraction to children. The piece also references Yale parking notices, Seekonk soda water leaks, and a fragmented crossword list with various clues.
Beef industry representatives and processors brought grievances to Washington amid protests over price controls and supply shortages. Officials warned prices may stay high as wholesalers face skepticism about profit margins and ability to maintain operations. Meat industry leaders urged federal action while Secretary of Agriculture discussed ongoing price stabilization efforts.
A photograph shows an OGRE transmitter site with a 909 foot span between steel towers carrying 345000 volts. The setup emphasizes high voltage lines routed above ground to improve transmission efficiency across communities and cites the need for robust supports.
OG&E discusses using underground lines for new residential areas to improve reliability and reduce costs. The company notes smaller lower voltage distributor lines for home delivery and asserts leadership in underground distribution without extra charges in many developments.
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