Landowner Is Key To Good Hunting
Oklahoma City reports the fall hunting seasons are official and favorable Dove hunting conditions are good and waterfowl seasons are liberal This year emphasizes hunter responsibility toward landowners and land access The US House passed a bill to redirect handgun excise tax to wildlife restoration and firearm safety programs H R 12475 moves to Senate committee with S 3860 and S 3927 awaiting action
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
General Treasury
U. S
House of Representatives
Senate Subcommittee On Energy, Natural Resources and Environment
Senate
Subcommittee
Ada Man Arrested Twice Then Deliberately Crashes Pickup
Ada resident Terry Ray Blevins was arrested by a highway patrol trooper for public drunkenness. After escaping the sheriff’s office he was arrested again and later allegedly wrecked a pickup at a service station. He pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined.
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Ada
Terry Ray Blevins
W. 14Th
Highway Patrol
John Wayne Smith
Blevins
Don Henderson
Main
Asa Road
Henderson
W. Main
Glen McGuire
Rally Fight Nets Charges Against Brother Of Hall
Ronald Glen Hall, brother of Harold Hall, is charged in District Court with assault and battery on Assistant District Attorney Roy Powell and Powell's son Charles after a rally at Glenwood Park. He may enter pleas by Friday. charges filed by Assistant District Attorney Lewis Watson. Harold Hall lost the DA race to Gordon R. Melson.
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Glenwood Park
Ronald Glen Hall
Harold Hall
Roy Powell
Charles
Hall
Lewis Watson
Gordon R. Melson
Tom Shilling Earns Scouting Eagle Award at St Joseph Church
Tom Shilling son of Mr and Mrs William C Shilling 915 W 22nd received the Boy Scouts Eagle Award in a ceremony at St Joseph Catholic Church He started as a Tenderfoot in 1967 attained Life Scout in 1969 and was elected to the Order of the Arrow in May 1968 He holds 26 merit badges and 97 nights camping His awards include Historical Trails Lifeguard and Philmont Junior Leadership Training His Eagle project organized a Christmas party for Scout troop at McCalls Chapel School for Exceptional Children last year
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Tom Shilling
William C. Shilling
Boy Scouting
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Shilling
Order of the Arrow
Ngs
Philmont
McCall’s Chapel School
Firemen Answer Two Vehicle Fires in Town
Firemen were called Wednesday to two vehicle blazes. At 11:30 a.m. a car fire in the 100 block of East 13th involved Mrs. Joe Thompson with backfire at the carburetor. Later, at 10:03 p.m., O L Allen reported a truck fire in the 1100 block of West Main caused by an overheated brake.
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Joe Thompson
E. 13Th
O. L. Allen
W. Main
Herrod Denies Murders Were Murders At Da Nang Trial
Marine Pvt Randell D Herrod testified in his murder trial at Da Nang denying the killings of 16 Vietnamese women and children last February were murders. He said he did not feel he killed anyone and that the patrol followed engagement rules. defense seeks declassification of 33 secret messages to show command influence.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Pvt
Randell D. Herrod
Herrod
Calvin
Okla
Son Thang
Edwin Wheeler
1St Marine Division
Gene Stipe
McAlester
Fleet Marine Force Pacific
V.C
Stipe
3Rd ‘Marine Amphibious Force
Nang
Que Son
Soi Thang
Gary E. Bushell
Austin
Tex
August accident tally rises to thirty two in month
August records show three more accidents bringing the total to 32 for the month. The report lists drivers and charges including following too close, improper left turn, no license and various speeding fines from Municipal and District Courts.
Tulsa Judges to Have Guards at Homes and Courts
Tulsa district court judges will receive armed guards at their homes and in courtrooms after a bombing attack nearly killed Judge Fred Nelson. Presiding Judge Robert D. Simms ordered stringent new precautions to protect judges following multiple blasts in northeastern Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dist
Fred Nelson
Robert D. Simms
Oklahoma
Simms
Teal Season Opens September 12 In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation announces a special nine day early teal season starting September 12 with daily bag limit four teal and eight in possession. Hunters should positively identify teal to avoid penalties for out of season wood ducks and use field guides for safe, lawful shooting.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Oklahoma City Women Burn Garments In Liberation Day Event
In Oklahoma City a Women's Liberation Day observance featured a bra and underwear fire that spread briefly before being extinguished. Organizers Eunice Nunley and Gwen Rose praised liberation goals while expressing mixed views on equality and personal convenience.
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Oklahoma City
Eunice Nunley
Nunley
YWCA
Gwen Rose
Women’s Liberation Movement
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