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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1970

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Star Witness Alleges La Biancas Random Victims Of Mansons Clan

Linda Kasabian testified in the Manson trial that on Aug 10 the group roamed Los Angeles visiting six locations including a church before targeting the LaBiancas. She described Manson directing the path and the plan to kill, with other followers present in the car.

Star Witness la Biancas Los Angeles Charles Manson Sharon Tate Linda Kasabian Manson Spahn Movie Ranch Pasadena Charlie Hollywood Hills Kasabian

Reception Honors Low At East Central State College

Friends and area residents invited to a reception in honor of Edmon Low at East Central State College. Low will speak at Friday morning ceremonies in the college auditorium and receive the first East Central distinguished alumnus award. A luncheon in the Oklahoma Room follows, with a reception in the Student Union Lounge afterward lasting until about 2:30 or 3 p.m.

Edmon Low East Central State College Low East Central College Stanley P. Wagner Oklahoma Student Union

Tulsa Theater Fire Arson Suspected at Majestic Art Theater

Investigators labeled the Majestic Art Theater fire in Tulsa as arson after a $100,000 blaze. Gasoline bottles were found near a downstairs projection booth, and witnesses were questioned. Four new computer controlled projectors were ruined, with heat damage spreading to upper floors and adjacent theaters. Fire crews used ten apparatus including snorkel units and pumper engines.

Tulsa Majestic Art Theater Stanley Hawkins Hawkins

Firemen Put Out Car Fire on Broadway

Firemen Wednesday afternoon extinguished a car fire reported by R. E. Golightly in the 800 block of North Broadway. Investigators said the blaze started from a backfire at the carburetor and the wiring was damaged.

R. E. Golightly N. Broadway

Latta School Expands with Major Campus Improvements

Latta School System advances a broad expansion including a $60,000 cafeteria built last January with seating for 250 and a lounge. revamps of the old cafeteria for music, drivers ed, library, remedial reading. under construction a $23,000 mechanics building with eight stalls. a horticulture building by Future Farmers of America. commerce department upgrades with 20 stenography devices at $6,000. plus a drafting blueprinting setup and a concert grand piano.

Don Cook Latta Supt. L. C. Sexton Sexton Ada Iron and Metal Adan George Hill Future Farmers of America Wayne Gray Latta School

Early enrollment exceeds expectations at East Central State

East Central State College reports 1960 students signed up for fall classes in early enrollment sessions, about 75 percent of the anticipated day class total. Dean Dr. E W James notes better advisement and fewer course gaps, with regular enrollment set for Aug 26 and classes starting Aug 27.

East Central State College E. W. James James

Todd Sons Company Apparent Low Bidder on Parking Lots

Todd Sons Co was apparent low bidder on demolition work for four parking lots with a bid of 43659. Patton Wrecking Co Little Rock submitted the actual low bid 39700 but was rejected for nonconforming form under EDA guidelines. Mobile Materials Ada bid 52250. Bids were reviewed by Southern Oklahoma Development Association Trust.

Todd Sons B. H. Todd Sons’ Co Patton Wrecking Co Little Rock Economic Development Administration Mobile Materials Ada Southern Oklahoma Development Association Trust EDA Todd

Crossbred Swine Highlight At Oklahoma State Fair

The State Fair of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City will feature crossbred swine in the junior division along with six major breeds. Three market barrow classes, 190 to 250 pounds, judged by OSU Animal Science’s Professor Don Pinney on Sept 27. Junior exhibitors may enter up to three pigs per class and must own them 90 days prior. Entries close Sept 1, with blanks available from the State Fair office at 500 Land Rush St.

Oklahoma Oklahoma City Don Pinney Oklahoma State University Animal Science Land Rush St

Three Ada Men Charged With Possessing Marijuana

Three Ada men were charged in District Court on Tuesday with possession of marijuana. Donnie Howard Smith 21 Route 4 Ada Curtis Don Gilliam 20 617 W 3rd Ada and William Howard Douglas Jr 20 Box 124 Ada were arrested Monday night after officers Keller and Davis observed them leave a cafe on Main Street and retrieve a quantity of what was later confirmed as marijuana by the state crime laboratory in Oklahoma City.

Donnie Howard Smith Route 4 Ada Curtis Don Gilliam William Howard Douglas Jr Mike Keller Jake Davis Main St State Crime Bureau Laboratory Oklahoma City

Dedication of Neighborhood Building Planned

Congressman Carl Albert will speak at the dedication of the New Stringtown Neighborhood Facility on August 15. Open house starts at 9 a.m. with a program at 10 a.m. The building, completed in July, received a $114,000 grant from HUD. Stringtown Independent School District contributed about $30,000 to construction and $15,000 for equipment. The facility includes an auditorium gymnasium, meeting room, two activity rooms, conference room, kitchen, offices, stage, dressing rooms and restrooms. It will be maintained by the Board of Education and opened to qualified groups for worthwhile activities.

Carl Albert Stringtown Department of Housing and Urban Development Stringtown Independent School Board of Education

Husband Of Weekly Writer Dies Sunday

The Frisco Community weekly notes the death of Simon Patton husband of longtime contributor Mrs. Simon Patton. The loss is reported as sudden, with the staff extending sympathy and noting her faithful service as a community columnist.

Frisco Simon Patton Patton

State Officials and College Sponsor Drugs Seminar

Representatives of the state education and health departments cooperate with East Central State College to offer a drug abuse seminar. About 50 people attend daily sessions from 1 to 5 p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom and learn to plan school programs using current materials and audio-visual aids.

State Departments of Education and Health East Central State College Student Union Donald Bonnar East Central Education Department Bonnar

Hearing Set for Aug 18 in Shooting Case

Ada District Court hears Lawrence Poindexter 27 plead not guilty to shooting with intent to kill in the weekend incident that injured Darwin Gore 27 on a county road near Ada. Preliminary hearing scheduled for Aug 18.

Lawrence Poindexter Ada Oklahoma City Poindexter Darwin Gore Ken Lance Union Valley Gordon Melson Gore Valley View Joe Bill Daniels Daniels Lance Donnie G. Bratcher Donald Craig Newland Carl Ray Tuckett Thomas Carl Burgin Tony Lee Morgan James Jackson George Rowe Deborah Sue Livingston James Emil Sanders Velma Odene Blalock Liza E. McClaren Hallie Eldon Collins Jimmy Lee Robinson Jerry Wayne Jones Kenneth A. Jackson David Lee Phillips James Edward Lewis Boby Woodrow Miller Elmer Nicholas Curtis D. Gilliam Lionel H. Garrett Ruby G. Jackson John Blair Thomason Henry V. Williams Jr Donald Ray Mings N. Oak Broadway 4Th Jane Lula Simpson Forrest Mings Fanny Faye Starcup E. 15Th

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