Nixon New Policy Promises Hope and Doubts for Jobs
Washington AP reports President Nixon's three-part economic policy aims to protect the dollar curb inflation and spur job creation. The plan includes a temporary 10 percent import surcharge a 60 day price wage and rent freeze and a proposed 45 billion job development credit to spur business investment. The administration anticipates higher exports from a devalued dollar while imports rise in cost, with Congress expected to shape implementation and potential political resistance.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Japan
Congress
Murray State Begins With Faculty Meeting
TISHOMINGO The 1971 72 Academic year at Murray State College opens with a 9 am faculty report on Aug 23. Faculty workshops run through Aug 27. Freshman orientation starts Aug 25 at Fletcher Auditorium with a general assembly for entering students. On campus housing opens Aug 24 for freshmen, returning students may enroll Friday Aug 27, classes begin Aug 30. Evening classes enrollment is Aug 30 at 7 pm in Room 102. Courses listed include accounting, business, typing, welding, art, music, English, speech, math, algebra, PE, government, history and mental hygiene. classes form with at least ten students and a $7.75 per semester hour fee. For more information contact Dr. Bob Hil, Academic Dean.
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Tishomingo
Murray State College
Fletcher
Murray State
Two Enroll In Nursing Class at Murray State College
Two Ada area women, Mrs. Lois A. Ross and Mrs. Vinita Sperry, are among 97 students in Murray State College Tishomingo's first nursing class this fall. The associate degree program enters classroom phase with a six hour Introduction to Nursing course. Area residents increasing general education enrollment supports the program as students prepare for RN state board exams and early applications for 1972-1973 class.
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Adas Area
Murray State College
Tishomingo
Murray State
Ada High Adopts New Enrollment Procedure
Ada High School implements a revised enrollment plan for the coming term. The first class limited to 37 students due to space and facility constraints. students pre enrolled in four series of clinical nursing and general requirements. Staff will be available for two weeks starting Monday to finalize schedules and answer questions.
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Ada High School
Hirst
Darrell Hill
Marjorie Decker
Thompson Accepts Administrative Post in Ardmore Schools
Charles Donald Thompson has accepted the administrative assistant post in Ardmore Public Schools. A Byng High School and East Central State College graduate, he moves from four years as Waurika High principal. Mrs. Thompson, May Lou Loman, will also teach in Ardmore. They have two sons, Mickey and John Ralph.
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Charles Donald Thompson
Ardmore
Thompson
Byng High School
East Central State College
Waurika High School
Graham
St. Louis
Weleetka
Konawa
Waurika
May Lou Loman
Thompsons
Mickey
East Central
John
Ralph
Ator
The
Ada News
Ada Battalion Returns From Summer Camp
The HHC 120th Supply and Service Battalion of Ada returned home after two weeks at Fort Chaffee Arkansas. They earned the Superior Unit Award from the National Guard Bureau in Washington DC and the Best Unit Award in Battalion from Brigadier General Harry W. Barnes of the 90th Support Brigade in Oklahoma City. The awards were based on daily evaluation. The unit also won the 90th Support Brigade Softball Championship at Fort Chaffee.
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HHC 120Th Supply & Service Battalion
Ada
Fort Chafee
Ara
National Guard Bureau
Washington, D.C
Harry W. Barnes
Oklahoma City
Fort Chaffee
Ada Area Ends Rain Spell With Heavy Weekend Rainfall
Ada area records 2.40 inches of rain over the weekend, bringing four day total to 4.33 inches. August total rises to 7.33 inches with last week’s 3.06 inches, lifting year to date rainfall to 24.96 inches, well above last year’s 18.63 inches.
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Ada
Traveling speeding case and surf shark tale headline
Looking Around recaps a New Hampshire hazardous driving conviction at 28 mph in a 15 foot shark attacked a New Zealand surfer before paddling to safety. Littlefield High School Texas flies a mammoth bands flag measuring 28 by 14 feet made in 16 hours. Two Philadelphia thieves try to steal a foreign car but push it, engine missing, into parked cars and flee as police arrive.
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Yolanda Herrera
Somerville
Mass
New Hampshire
Laconia
Snierson
Barry Watkins
New Zealand
Thaway Xomone Littlefield High School
Texas
Bands For America
Philadelphia
Crossword Across Clue Fragments From a Hazy Page
A garbled OCR fragment lists clues and partial answers for a crossword with scattered terms such as shooting star killer whale small islands Greek letter mineral rock and other scattered words. The text appears as stray entries, mixed with names and nonsensical terms, lacking coherent context or complete clues.
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Wide Inlet
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Bob Hil
Tishomingo, Okla
Lois A. Ross
Cherry
Vinita Sperry
Route 3
Ada High
Diamonds
Watchis
Hamiltom
Oncines
Gem Jewelers
Southern Oklahoma
Mae
BLM
Mack” Welch
Camberfest
Los AlSeles
cLir
Secret Service
Festa Cuenape
Sonny South
Destiny, Sear i
Art Bees
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Courtney Alderson
Ame
By al Smith
Wii
By Kern
Pops
By George Wolfe
By Tom Oka
By Brad Anderson
Loki
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