Pathologist Opens Ada Practice With Cartmell Partners
Dr. Lary W. Cartmell announces Dr. Bruce M. VanHorn joining his pathology practice in Ada. They diagnose for Valley View Hospital and serve as regional consultants to the state medical examiner. Office now at Valley View and Sugg Clinic. The family of two sons lives at 915 W. 25th and attends the Episcopal Church.
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Lary W. Cartmell
Bruce
M. VanHorn
Cartmel
van Horn
Valley View Hospital
Valley View
Sugg
VanHorm
Oklahoma City
Putnam City
University of Oklahoma
Vanilorn
Mercy Hospital
Baptist Hospital
Ada
Judy
Bruce Jr
Patrick
van Horns
The
Episcopal Charen
Plastic Pipe To Be Discussed At Ada Council Meeting
Ada Oklahoma city officials plan to review proposed standards for plastic pipe to be used in houses. City Manager Jim Cook said a study supports plastic pipe for water and sewer services and outlines proposals available for public review in the city inspector's office. The Sept. 6 council meeting will be held to avoid Labor Day on Sept. 7 and urge attendance from interested residents.
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Ada
Jim Cook
Cook
Young Atokan Drowns In Lake Atoka
An Atoka man, 21 year old Allen Broome, drowned while swimming with friends in Lake Atoka late Wednesday night. Witnesses say he went under while near the lake shore and did not resurface.
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Atoka
Lake
Allen Broome
Rural electric co operatives May hike rate
Officials of the nations rural electric power cooperatives warn inflation and rate jumps by commercial suppliers may lift costs for about seven million rural users. Partridge cites rising fuel costs, high interest rates and federal permit actions as drivers of higher wholesale prices and potential service expansion limits.
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Washington
Robert D. Partridge
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Partridge
Arlington Wiring To Be Overhead
The city council approved street lighting on Arlington from Mississippi to Country Club with specified details but did not approve underground wiring. The project will use overhead wiring for the lights, per the correction to Tuesday’s News report.
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Arlington
Mississippi
Country Club
Three Accidents Elevate August Total to Twenty One
Wednesday brought three traffic accidents increasing August totals to 21, compare with 13 last year. Fred Napoleon, Seminole, ran a red light at Broadway and 4th, injuring no one. Earl Caldwell, Ardmore, hit a parked car on N Broadway. Eva Mae Shaw ran off the road into a utility pole. fines ranged 10 to 20 dollars for careless driving and failure to yield. other cases included drunkenness and driver license issues.
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Fred Napoleon
Seminole
Broadway
Lee Roy Milburn
Route 2
Ada
Napoleon
Earl L.caldwell
Ardmore
N. Broadway
Jack Nance
Route 4
Caldwell
Eva Mae Shaw
Arlington
Elma
Escue
Ricisse D. Baley
Loyd D. Mclroy
Frances Darlene Rye
Lawrence Ivan Foster
Joe Alfred
Clan Don Black
Linda Kay Canderas
Joe Dale Craig
Jo Coletta Mathis
Tommy Smith in Critical Condition After Accident
Tommy Smith, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Clint On Smith, remains in critical condition at Valley View Hospital after a accidental .22 rifle shooting Monday. Hospital spokesman says he is under intensive care but condition is improving. Incident occurred at home.
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Tommy Smith
Clint On. Smith
Valley View Hospital
Tommy
Loth
Scholarships For County 4-H Members Totals Revealing Support
The National 4H Service Committee reports 285 scholarships worth 186700 dollars awarded to current and former 4H members, boosting decade totals to 3.4 million. Donors include Montgomery Ward, International Harvester, Santa Fe Railway, Sears Roebuck, Kerr Glass, Tirestone, Coats & Clark, Westinghouse, Eli Lilly, Simplicity Pattern, Standard Brands, Allis Chalmers, Carnation, and Ford Fund. Scholarships support college or vocational study, with programs from achievement to veterinary science.
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National
4H Service Committee
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester Company
Santa Fe Railway
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corporation
Tirestone Tire & Rubber Company
Coats & Clark Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Eli Lilly and Company
Simplicity Pattern Co., Inc
Standard Brands Incorporated
Allis Chalmers
Carnation Company
Ford Motor Company Fund
Cooperative Extension Service
County Extension Office
Runaway Truck Causes Damage Along SH 399
A runaway truck left in gear rolled down SH 399 near Whit tle's, struck Twitty's Restaurant sign, crossed the median, hit a utility pole and broke it off. Trooper John Wayne Smith identified the driver as Pete Sweetin, 26, of 215 E. 26th, who had gone into a trailer park to visit relatives. No injuries were reported.
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SH 399
Highway Patrol
John Wayne Smith
Hill
Pete'? Sweetin
Whittle
Oklahoma Voters Face State Question on Reapportionment
Oklahoma voters must decide August 2 on State Question 477, a constitutional amendment to abolish the three member reapportionment commission and let the legislature handle drawing districts. Sen Bryce Baggett leads the measure, arguing 80 days is too short to assess 1970 census data, with bipartisan support to avoid the commission.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Congress
Bryce Baggett
House
Senate
Commission
Agriculture Experts To Assess Damage To Nation's Corn Crop
Washington area experts meet to evaluate Southern corn blight impact on the U S crop. Weather and moisture will influence spread. official forecast pegs 1970 yield at 4.693 billion bushels, down 3% from July but up 3% from last year. Prices rise as losses loom and other crops may be used for feed.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Agriculure Department
Eastern Europe
Economic Research Service
Bulgaria
Romania
Poland
Yugoslavia
Hungary
East Germany
Car Train Collision Reported at Broadway Crossing
Police report a Friday incident at 7 08 p m as Sam A Brown of 501 North Crest collided with a Frisco engine at the Broadway crossing while driving south in the 300 block. Brown was uninjured and charged with failure to yield to a train.
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Sam A. Brown
N. North Crest
N. Broadway
Brown
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Maloy
Sam Combs
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G.T. Blankenship
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