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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1973

Page

6

Price Hikes Force Local Packing Plants to Halt Slaughter

Reeves and Wickham plants in Reeves and Wickham halted slaughter of beef cattle on Thursday due to price squeezes. Producers report beef frozen under a price freeze while input cattle costs rise, threatening wider industry disaster. Both plants will continue lunch meat production, not frozen, passing costs forward.

Reeves and Wickham Everett Reeves Bill Harrison Wickham Reeves Tle Harrison

It Takes Patience Of Job With Local Housing Scarce

Ada News reporter Cathy Hobbs writes about Ada's housing shortage for singles and the housing market's tight conditions. The piece covers owner rules, long waiting lists, and the fight to find affordable, livable apartments amid growth.

Cathy Hobbs Ada News Ada University of Oklahoma Jeb New York East Central

Ada Beefs Shortage Hits Restaurants And Stores

Ada residents brace for beef shortages as restaurants struggle to source meat and grocery stores report dwindling beef stocks. Managers at Dutch’s Shoppine, M&S Grocery, Dicus Cash, Bestyet Discount Foods, Gibson’s, and Sure stores confirm limited or no beef available soon, while chicken and pork remain stocked. Home freezers sales surge, with Sears and OTASCO reporting triple and quadruple increases in freezing units. Restaurants such as Holiday Inn and Village Inn face supply constraints, and Sonic Drive-In notes hamburger meat scarcity.

Ada Frank Johnson The Tren J Bae Johnson Raymond Hutchins Dutch Marton 5 Mississippi Hutchins M&s Grocery Ronnie Mc Gaugh Dicus Cash Super Market Frank Dicus Bestyet Discount Foods Arlington Bill Ellison Gibson Earl Craddock Maxine Jones Sears Otasco Bill Moore A. E. Triskey Holiday Inn Village Inn Fay Nelson Harvey Huckeby Sonic Drive-In

Corporate Profits Hit Record Levels in June Quarter

New York AP reports American industry's corporate profits rose to record levels in the quarter ending June 30, marking the steepest climb in 14 years, though most analysts doubt sustaining the surge.

New York Robert Williams Argus Regam Wil Liamms Jant Nee

Take Care In Buying Shoes

A shopper safety guide stresses trying on shoes with planned wear in mind. Do not buy after a long day, check fit in the intended socks, consider stretch limits, and test sizes up or down. Use shoe trees and protect suede. ensure reversibility of insoles before buying.

Harrison

Rationing Signs and Empty Bins Rear Weekend Shoppers

Shoppers faced rationing signs and empty counters as supermarkets struggled to meet weekend demand for beef. The Associated Press notes limited purchases, with 79,000 cattle slaughtered Friday vs 104,000 previous week, amid ongoing price controls and shifts to custom slaughter. Stores report scarce steak while meat plants close or reduce output.

Associated Press U.S. Department of Agriculture R.W. Wilks A&p Atlanta

Kerr-McGee Sets Coal Agreement for 550MW Plant

Kerr-McGee Corp of Oklahoma City announced a long term contract to supply coal to Central Louisiana Electric Company. The 30 year fuel supply covers a 550 megawatt power plant planned by the Louisiana utility.

Oklahoma City Kerr-McGee Corp Central Louisiana Electric Company Kerr-McGee Central Louisiana Electric

Four Women Die On State Roads In Oklahoma County

Three women were killed when their car plunged off a highway and landed upside down in the North Canadian River in Oklahoma County. Identified victims are Brenda Sue Smith 28 of Moore Zylphia Lee Wells 29 of Midwest City and Marilyn Latham 28 of Norman.

Associated Press Canadian River Oklahoma County Brenda Sue Smith Moore Zylphia Lee Wells Midwest City Marilyn ‘Latham Norman

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