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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1970

Page

15

Navajo Indian Education Is Still A National Disgrace

The Navajos face deep education challenges with English as a barrier among 120000 on the reservation spanning Arizona New Mexico and Utah. Efforts include ESL programs and local control, aiming to raise literacy and school success while balancing Navajo culture and modern schooling.

Ariz Ned Natathli Natathli Navajo Community College Rosemary Benaly Fort Wingate Ella Mae Johnson Rosemary Jimmy America Arizona New Mexico Utah West Virginia Congress Bureau of Indian Affairs BIA Robert A. Roessel Jr Roessel Russell Miller Shiprock N.M Big Momma Willard Bass Albuquerque Laboratory Bass Wallace Cathey Frances Lee Cathey

Season Nearing End For Indian Play At Tahlequah

Tahlequah Oklahoma hosts the Tsa-La-Gi Village and The Trail of Tears drama with less than 20 performances left before the August 30 closing. Attendance rises with visitors from 48 states and 31 foreign countries. Algeria becomes the 50th nation in the visitors book as the Cherokee Center plans a museum and national archives on the 44 acre site. Dr. Kermit Hunter, Dallas writer, is the play author and Robert Telford directs, with no beer sold in the Ada store.

Tsa-La-Gi Oklahoma Algeria Cherokee Cultural Center Tahlequah Cherokee Center National Archives Kermit Hunter Dallas Robert Telford Ft. Worth Tulsa Little Theatre Ada

Date For Junior High Enrollment Now August 27

Ada Junior High School enrollments are rescheduled to August 27. Ninth graders meet at 9 a.m., eighth at 10 a.m., seventh at 11 a.m. New students may enroll 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. from August 20 to August 31.

Ada Junior High School

Ardmore Wind Tunnel Turns Pollutant to Clean Emissions

A Bell Refinery waste incinerator in Ardmore uses a 24 000 cubic foot blower wind tunnel to burn combustible refinery wastes. Plant manager Lee Woodside says the design achieves 100 percent consumption with nitrogen vapors exiting, reducing air pollution from improperly burned materials. The unit cost about $10 000, with only the blower and motor bought intact.

Ardmore Bell Lee Woodside Woodside

Muleshoe Postmark Returns To West Texas Town

Washington reports that Muleshoe Texas, a West Texas town of about five thousand two hundred twenty five, has regained its postmark after a period when the Post Office Department removed it. Residents note the return clarifies mail routing to Muleshoe and differentiates it from Lubbock.

Washington Muleshoe Lubbock West Texas Post Office Department

Thought Lost Croydon Hotel Search Ends As Child Found

In Croydon England AP reports that more than 50 police searched Greydon hotel for five hours after 4 year old Lisabeth Bastrod of Norway disappeared. She was located alive and safe in another guest room tub soaking in a bathtub.

Croydon England Greydon Lisabeth Bastrod Norway

Sure Bet Tacoma Birth Proves Crockett Queen Claim

In Tacoma Washington Mrs Gene Crockett bet on a girl after 91 years with only one girl born in the family and sewed 25 feminine outfits. Genia arrived May 5 weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces marking the Crockett line’s first granddaughter and a daughter Karlen Holt.

Tacoma Wash Crockett Gene Crockett Genia

Tornado Hits Frisco Area Damages Outbuildings and Trees

Thunderstorms moved through southern Pontotoc County on Sunday with at least one tornado reported in the Frisco Wooley Flats area. Joe Daniels and his brother Jack reported damaged chicken coops pecan trees and a shed while their father’s near century old tornado memory loomed. Eight telephone poles and a South Wooley Corner shed also suffered damage as the storm tracked southeast and a nearby pasture fire caused by lightning was quickly contained.

Hopscotch Pontotoc County Frisco-Wooley Flats Joe Daniels Jack Daniels Wooley Corner Fittstown

Crossword Across Clue Puzzle with Mixed Word Fragments

A compact crossword style clue list presents across and down hints with partial words and overlapping letters. Entries like Large woody plant Cripple and Indefinite article follow irregular spellings and include mis-typed prompts suggesting a partially completed puzzle grid.

Porter wins Cow Class sailboat race at Honolulu

Mrs Pat Porter of Kaneohe Yacht Club took first in a Honolulu sailboat race with no challengers. The event was labeled Cow Class, a detail noted as a possible reason for low female participant interest.

Pat Porter Kaneohe

Soldiers Hostel Opens for Israeli Troops in Jerusalem

A luxury soldiers hostel in Jerusalem opened this month offering a swimming pool bar and discotheque. The facility charges 85 cents per bed per night with meals available at minimal prices. Built for 1.5 million dollars from private contributions it serves Israeli troops.

Jerusalem

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