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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1970
Page
4
Farmers and ranchers habitually take risks with moving equipment and cattle. The piece argues for safety belts and protective gear, noting head injuries from falls and gear mishaps, urging like industrial firms to adopt safer practices to prevent serious injuries or death.
A discussion of perjury as described in court, noting that truthfulness under oath is essential even when the facts are known or believed. It cites examples including a homicide case and a wedding license, stressing that lying about knowledge can still be perjury and that penalties apply to false answers in various settings.
A collage of light verse and reminiscence recounts a parent’s view as children grow, describing home duties, loneliness after the last child leaves, and humorous quips about aging, politics, and everyday life. It blends Alma Higbee’s lines with pithy bits about time, talent, and common folly.
A biographical sketch contrasts John D. Rockefeller Sr.'s rise from farmer to world wealth, his health decline, and the ultimate shift to philanthropy through the Rockefeller Foundation. It notes health struggles, social isolation, and a final turn to service, plus a parable about Lot and Abraham highlighting the empty lure of riches. The piece ends with a reflection on fulfillment and the oversize life.
The piece reflects on the post election letdown and public sentiment. It notes how victory or defeat feels anticlimactic once polls close, and discusses the enduring human interest in public affairs beyond the campaign. It cites George Bernard Shaw on democracy and stresses ongoing political vigilance.
Tuesday night units responded to a car fire in the 600 block of N Broadway for John Alford. The blaze was caused by a backfire at the carburetor. Marion Granrud bequest funds to Boston Symphony to support Tanglewood residencies and seminars.
In Colorado Springs the Air Force Aerospace Defense Command offers eight week summer sessions hosting master classes and activities focused on advanced aviation. Notable participants include soprano Phyllis Curtin and the Delta Dart F106 aircraft showcasing high speed capabilities during the program.
Airlines experiment with foil packets to serve liquor, offering two cents cheaper drinks and avoiding clinking glass bottles as passengers travel. The move aims to cut noise and simplify in-flight service while appealing to budget minded flyers.
Oklahoma City AP report says 13 new attorneys passed the June bar exam and will be recommended to the state Supreme Court for admission. Some airlines tested a new aluminum foil liquor packet as a lighter alternative to bottles, with mixed reactions and pilot programs continuing across several carriers including Pan Am and Overseas National.
A total of 1,452 cattle sold at Ada Livestock Auction on Tuesday. Packer cows and bulls held steady while stocker and feeder classes strengthened with spots up to 1 higher. Slaughter cows brought 16 to 21.50, bulls 22 to 27.50, slaughter calves 27 to 30, stock steers 28 to 35, stock heifers 25 to 34, stock steer calves 34 to 46, stock heifer calves 28 to 40, cows 19 to 25, and cow and calf pairs 225 to 275.
Overnight break in at the Burger Grill located at 1145 Rennie Street was reported to police. Officers said $12 in silver was taken from the cash register and $4 to $5 from a cigarette machine after entry was made by prying open an east side window.
Firefighters Monday evening battled a vehicle fire in the 1900 block of Latta Road belonging to Linda Raney. The blaze was controlled after crews addressed a carburetor issue and prevented spread.
Oklahoma City AP Rex Privett, a Mara mee rancher, clinched a near unanimous third term as Speaker after a Democratic caucus vote. He faces Republican opponent in November while Democrats maintain House dominance. Rep. Ferrill vows to continue bid. caucus also chose other officers.
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