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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1972

Page

15

Poultry Costs Rise as Feed Drought Hits Exports

Smaller feed grain crops and larger soybean exports push up poultry production costs. NBC says 1972 corn output will drop 11 percent from last year’s record, while soybean demand grows with a big sale to the Soviet Union. Hog production may rebound next spring, adding pork competition for broilers.

Washington National Broiler Council Agriculture Department Soviet Union NBC Broiler

Longest living transplant recipient uses time to help others

Louis Russell, who received a heart transplant in 1968 from a Richmond youth, has spent four years as a youth counsellor and Indianapolis Police Department chaplain. He chairs the Indiana Heart Fund, gives 5 to 15 speeches weekly, ran for City Council, served as a Miss Nude America judge, and teaches industrial arts at P.S. 69. He hosts an open house for the fourth anniversary and urges youths to accept responsibility and avoid drugs.

Indianapolis Ind Richmond Louis Russell Russell Indiana Heart Fund P.S. 69 University of Virginia Medical College

Bulls Target Value Gap in Stock Market Highs

New York AP reports stock market bulls eye the Value Gap where overpriced growth stocks contrast with undervalued blue chips. John Wright of Bridgeport notes 30 growth stocks drove most gains while 395 remaining blue chips rose little. He predicts a January market quake altering the landscape.

New York John Wright Bridgeport Wright Standard & Poor

American Troop Strength Drops Ahead of Nixon Timetable

US officials report American forces in Vietnam fell to about 39,200 as of last Thursday and possibly under 39,000 in the following three days, beating Nixon’s Sept. 1 withdrawal target by 11 days. A further cut of around 15,000 is anticipated for Aug. 28, reducing total U S forces to under 25,000 from a 1969 peak of 542,000.

Washington Agriculture Department Saigon USS. Command Vietnam Nixon USS

PUSH Aids In Minority Hiring Campaign Gains Momentum

Operation PUSH officials, after securing a deal with Schlitz in Milwaukee, plan a nationwide push with 500 top corporations to secure minority hiring, promotion and supplier agreements. General Foods in White Plains is the next target, with a decision expected within two weeks.

Chicago Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co Milwaukee PUSH America General Foods Corp White Plains N.Y George E. Riddick General Foods Schlitz Robert H. Uihlein Jr Riddick Lee Archer Equal Opportunity Affairs

Signpost Swing Causes Detour In Derbyshire Town

A swinging road sign near Stanley Common directs motorists astray as children used it for play. The incident highlights confusion over routes into the Derbyshire village and the need for clearer signage.

Derbyshire Stanley Common England

Crossword Clues Reimagined as Quick News Teasers

A fragmented OCR style list presents terse clue fragments about tea close association poetic eating tool swallowing greedily and other cryptic terms. The piece reads like a puzzle oriented item with brief items including Lieutena abbr electrific particle healing ointment employ detace hollow grass.

Downing the Puzzle Clues In a Compact Ledger

A dense OCR listing presents a word puzzle with numbered clues and partial answers across topics like anatomy, chemistry, and language. Readers scan for cross references such as Canines, Goddess of earth, Fencing, and Silver to assemble solutions and complete the grid.

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