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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1975

Page

6

Time And Money Needed To Face Offshore Oil Impacts

Offshore oil draws funding and time to plan for onshore effects. States warn of refineries, tank farms, pipelines, and population growth, while locals weigh economic gains against environmental and aesthetic costs. Federal role and coastal revenue sharing remain unsettled as industry moves ahead.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Ray Sutton Maine Poitras Scotland James B. Longley Hughes Interior Interior Department Congress National Treasury Portland

58 000 Vietnamese Still Homeless Jobless

Near ly three months after President Ford said he was damned mad about the reception accorded Vietnamese refugees 58 000 have yet to find homes or jobs in the United States. More than 57 000 others have been placed with U S sponsors and the flow from resettlement camps to U S communities continues to average about 700 daily. Officials say long term assimilation remains uncertain amid economic recession and political scrutiny.

Washngton Ford United States U.S

4 H Leaders Convene at East Central University

A 4-H leadership conference draws 185 students from 16 counties to East Central University this week. The Southeast district event runs Tuesday to Thursday with Dr. Eugene Williams addressing attendees. Planned activities include a bicentennial birthday dinner and a best citizen award, plus various educational programs under the theme 4 H let it shine.

East Central University Eugene Williams 4-H

Devil wipes his breed with poor folks pride quote

A late 18th century saying attributed to Ben Franklin appears in a clipped quotation. The remark connects moral critique to social status, reflecting period attitudes toward poverty and virtue.

Ben Franklin

New Tri-County Trust Tackles Jobs and Water Rights

Signing ceremonies established the Tri-County Industrial and Resources Authority to promote regional job growth across Pontotoc Hughes and Coal counties. State Sen. Wes Watkins said the group will secure Parker Reservoir water rights, develop a regional industrial park, and use surplus water sales to fund growth while protecting natural resources.

Pontotoc Coal Hughes Tri- County Oklahoma City Parker Reservoir Watkins Tri-County Tri-Counties Coal County Hughes County Pontotoc County Parker State Water Resources Board

Oklahoma Illegitimate Births Reach 4805 in 1974

Oklahoma State Health Department reports 4,805 of 42,363 live births in 1974 were out of wedlock. Mothers under 15 accounted for 68.7 percent of illegitimate births, and 26 percent of 15 to 19 year olds were not married.

Oklahoma City Okla Oklahoma State Health Department Department

Atlantic Green Turtle Adapted for Sea Life

The Atlantic green turtle is a sea adapted reptile with broad front flippers. It can retract its head legs and tail into its shell for protection.

Eisenhower Wins Presidency in 1952 Election

On November 4 1952 Dwight D Eisenhower was elected President. He became the first Republican to hold the office since Herbert Hoover.

Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower Hoover

Battle of Quebec Reenactment Planned Across Months

American and Canadian groups prepare a staged October 4 reenactment of the 1775 Quebec battle. Two American columns honoring Benedict Arnold and Maj. Gen. Richard Montgomery will travel from Pitts ton Maine and New York City to Quebec with ceremonial cannon and parades.

Quebec Benedict Arnold Richard Montgomery Aaron Burr United States Plains of Abraham U.S Dan Wallace Office of Arnold Montgomery Victor Suthren Canadian War Museum Ottawa Pittston Maine Kennebec River Chaudiere River St. Lawrence Lac Megantic Que U.S. 201 New York City Adirondacks Green Mountains Vermont

Oldest State Park: Big Basin Redwoods in Santa Cruz Mountains

Big Basin Redwoods State Park in northern California’s Santa Cruz Mountains is described as the oldest state park in California. The note highlights its historic status and location within the region.

Big Basin Redwoods State Park California Santa Cruz Mountains

Willow Trees Stop Erosion

A feature on using willow cuttings to stabilize eroding streambanks and improve habitat. It explains which willow varieties work best, planting methods, and timing, plus tips to avoid bark damage and ensure roots take. It also covers plant based controls on insect mating through plant derived pheromones and potential field spray strategies.

Earl Aronson New York State Department of Conservation Paul M. Kelsey Kelsey Lawrence B. Hendry Penn State Hendry

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