Sugg Clinic Adds Two Doctors To Ada Staff
Sugg Clinic in Ada expands to include Dr. Paul E. Sauer and Dr. Michael R. Hunsaker. Sauer, a 1962 Arkansas Medical School graduate and Marine veteran, has trained in general, thoracic and cardiovascular surgery with residencies in Mobile and universities in Alabama Missouri Missouri. Hunsaker, from Morgantown via Rockford and Vanderbilt, earned Baylor College of Medicine credentials and completed cardiology fellowships at Maryland and Baltimore USPHS Hospital.
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Sugg Clinic
Ada
Paul E. Sauer
Michael R. Hunsaker
Sauer
Reading
Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
University of Arkansas
Southern State
Magnolia
Ark
Mena
Marines
Japan
Korea
University of Arkansas School of Medicine
Mobile General Hospital
Mobile
Ala
The
University
Alabama
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Charlotte
N. C
University of Missouri
Hunsaker
Morgantown
W. Va
Canal Zone
Rockford
Ill
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Baylor University College of Medicine
Houston
Norfolk
Usphs Hospital
Baltimore
University Hospital
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Shaw Drive
Bud Jones seeks another term as County Commissioner
Ada area candidate Bud Jones announces re election bid for District 2. He highlights improvements in district 2 including 70 miles of blacktop, rock crusher upgrades, a modern county barn at Bebee, and expanded road materials at reduced costs. He cites three local schools and safety of school bus routes, plus his service on the Board of County Commissioners and Board of Health.
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S F. O
Bud” Jones
Vaness
Latta
Pickett Center
District 2
Bebee
Board of
Pontotoc County
George Lance Announces As Candidate For Sheriff
George Lance declares his candidacy for Pontotoc County sheriff after 1966 campaign support. a WWII veteran born in Ada raised in Pontotoc County with 24 year marriage to Frances and two children. He cites deputy experience under Oren Phillips, Highway Patrol training, private investigation work, and 461 hours of legal and investigative study. He pledges economy, cooperation with law enforcement and media, and bluntly offers to serve all residents if elected.
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Pontotoc County
Ada
Frances
Randy
Sandra
Ray Loyd Sanders
Union Valley
Oren Phillips
Oklahoma Highway Patrol Institute
Oklahoma
Sheriff's Office
Andrews Contender For District Two Position
A. G. Andy Andrews a 37 year old Democrat seeks County Commissioner District 2. Born in Walters Oklahoma he moved to Ada in 1933 and lives in Oil Center. He served 45th Infantry in Korea and Japan from 1950 to 1952. He is married to Betty Roberts with five children and active in Center Baptist Mission Elks Lodge Vanoss Booster Club and YPF. He terms tax dollars to best use and roads to be improved.
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A. G
Andy) Andrews
Walters
Okla
A. A
Eula Andrews
Ada
Oil Center
Bonnie Andrews
Joel Andrews
Marie Christian
Washington, Irving
Ada High
Horace Mann
Betty Roberts
Vickie
Andy
Jeff
Dianne
Debbie
Andrews
The
Center Baptist Mission
Production Affected at Gartree Prison in England
Prisoners at Gartree high security jail complain glue factory smells disrupt workshop output. Deputy Governor Charles Cogman notes prison doctor visited factory and management promised deodorization measures to improve conditions.
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Gartree
England
Charles Cogman
Ada Community Chest Prepares Fall Fund Drive
The Ada Community Chest fund drive committee met at a luncheon to plan the 1970-71 drive. President Harvey Lambert, drive chairman Dr. Stanley P. Wagner and assistant chair Frank Dillon finalize unit captains as the goal rises to 85 000 with Red Cross joining as a member agency. The drive runs Sept 29 to Oct 16 with a kickoff at 7 30 PM. A special committee assists Wagner Lambert Dillon and the planning.
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Ada Community Chest
Harvey Lambert
Stanley P. Wagner
Frank Dillion
Red Cross
Community Chest
Wagner
Ada
Dorsey Meyers Enters Race For County Commissioner
Dorsey Meyers Jr. seeks the District 1 county commissioner seat and pledges accessibility and responsive government. The Ada area candidate highlights local roots, dairy farming, construction experience, and concerns about rural subdivision rules and planning. He asks for Democratic primary support.
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Dorsey Meyers
District 1
Ada Soldier Wins Award For Marksmanship
Private Larry R. Gray of the U S Marine Corps son of Mr and Mrs F H Gray Rt 2 Ada attained the highest marksman ship score of his platoon firing for qualification He scored 234 of 250 in a field of 54 trained men Gray will receive a marksmanship medal from Leatherneck magazine and a certificate naming him expert rifleman He is stationed at Camp Pendleton San Diego.
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Larry R. Gray
U.S. Marine Corps
F. H. Gray
Rt. 2
Ada
Gray
Leatherneck Magazine
Camp Pendleton
San Diego
Theft Reported Of Three Saddles In Stonewall Area
Sheriff officers investigated the weekend theft of three saddles in Stonewall. Burl Griffin said two saddles were taken Saturday from Terry Welch and a third from Dr. Luther Pennington ranch Sunday night.
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Stonewall
Burl Griffin
Terry Welch
Luther Pennington
Chicago poised for all time murder record in 1970
Chicago police homicide unit predicts a record year with more than 90 murders, noting 92 more than this time last year. Cmdr. John T. Cartan Jr. cites changing times and a national violence trend after Chicago logged 716 murders in 1969.
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Chicago
Indian govt mixes sympathy with arrests for women protests
A government spokesman told Parliament that India shows sympathy toward the gentle sex but cannot refrain from arresting women when they join agitations.
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New Delhi
Votes Decide Fate Of Wheat Program
Washington AP Administration farm officials say the Agriculture Department will not take sides in the wheat referendum set for May 27 31 to choose between strict quotas and fewer controls. The ASCS will pursue a middle ground while Congress may postpone or suspend the vote. The May referendum impacts next year’s allotment 43.5 million acres with price support loans and certificates if approved. Milk production in June totaled 10.75 billion pounds with cow output up 2 percent from June 1969.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Agriculture Department
Kenneth E. Frick
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Indian Youth Leads Honor America Day Pledge
The 17 year old full blood Pawnee Indian Don Pickett led the pledge before 20 000 in Washington and on national TV during Honor America Day. He returned to Tulsa with a sense of unity while urging calm, constructive protest and noting historic injustices against Native peoples.
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Tulsa
America
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Don Pickett
Agriculture Dept urges egg producers to cut flock size
The Agriculture Department says egg producers must sharply reduce flock sizes to avert future price trouble. Officials urge curing older hens and not expanding replacement stock as demand through January to June 1971 may not support growth without price declines to producers.
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Washington
Agriculure
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Norfolk, Va
Paul E. Saver
F. O
Bud’ Jones
Lavona
Air Force
Alaska
Union
Mekong River
Mae Nam Khong
Mekong
West Virginia University
Division of Cardiology
George Lance
Sincerely, George Lance
Andrews Is A
Elks Lodge, Vaness Booster Club and
Young Progressive Farmers
Vanoss
Vanoss Ffa Boys
A. G. Andrews
Dorsey Myers Jr
SH 99
Byng High School
Mildred
New Bethel Baptist Church
Byng
B. M
Mack” Welch
Orville L. Freeman
ASCS
Congress
Con
Indian Youth Leads
Honor
Pickett
Hamilton
Bulova
Elgin
Gem Jewelers
W. Main
Fae
Oklahoma State
Oxanoma State Bank
Federal Deposit
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