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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1977

Page

4

Man Not Only Blamed for Environmental Decline

The article argues that blaming humans as sole environmental villains is simplistic. It notes both destruction and conservation, including hunters funding wetlands and communities adopting soil and water protection methods. It cautions about pollution, erosion, and desertification while acknowledging advances and overall gradual improvements.

Large Chunk Of Area Land De-Annexed By Council Vote

The Ada City Council de annexed about 1 600 acres southeast and east of the old city limits after two months of dispute. Property owners led by attorney Charles Mayhue had sought de annexation or city services or a special election over the cost of new services. EPA grant concerns were raised as to the sewer project, but officials said the grant would remain secure if most land was de annexed. An ordinance on future annexations and a separate de annexation of Oak Hills Country Club were discussed and approved in part.

Cimarron Red River enlyAen Central Africa Ada Ada City Limits Charles Mayhue Environmental Protection Agency Ward I Frank Fleet Ed Halverson Leonard Briley EPA Wintersmith Park Old City Limits Monta Les Younger Briley

Job’s Pursuit of Reason in the Book of Job

The article discusses Job’s steadfast faith amid suffering and notes a potential flaw in his rational arrogance. It reflects on readers who demand a fully rational world, valuing reason and deductive thought as they seek truth across time.

Job

The BBS Speaks on Human Limits and True Wisdom

A reflective piece argues that human intellect is limited compared with divine wisdom. It cites Job and Proverbs to stress humility, noting that acknowledgment of ignorance reveals genuine wisdom and counters pride in knowing all. Knowledge grows awe at the unknown and directs reverence toward God.

Job

Strawberry Orange Cooler and Other Blends

Recipe fragment lists several fruit yogurt drinks with milk blends. Includes Strawberry Orange Cooler with strawberry yogurt orange peel orange slices and sugar, Lemon Pineapple Limeade Cooler with pineapple limeade and lime garnish, Peach Almond Cooler with peaches yogurt and almond extract, Boysenberry Frappé with boysenberry strawberries and yogurt, and Banana Breakfast Drink with banana honey orange juice and ice.

Emerson Among Eight Honored by HEACO in Oklahoma City

Eight Oklahomans were honored at the Higher Education Alumni Council awards in Oklahoma City for service supporting state colleges. Emerson, a Murray State College board member since 1972 and former chairman, received special recognition alongside educators and public servants including Dr. Melvin Self and Sen Finis Smith.

Earl E. Emerson Coalgate Murray State College Board of Regents Oklahoma City Emerson Oklahoma Higher Education Alumni Council of Oklahoma HEACO Lincoln Laza Board of Regents Murray State College Melvin Self Connors State College Warner East Central University Educa George E. Johnson Jr Ktew-Tv Tulsa John M Bud’’ Water Jr Enid

Blue Bell Reports Strong 1977 Sales Growth and Income

Blue Bell, Inc. reports twelve month sales of 873.705 million for the year ended September 30 1977 up 23 percent from 1976. Income from continuing operations rose to 69.532 million up 24 percent. earnings eight cents per dollar of sales and 5.55 per share. Quarter sales reached 248.406 million, up 20 percent from 206.332 million. quarterly income 18.781 million up nine percent from 17.192 million.

Blue Bell, Inc

The Family Lawyer: Sunlight and Solar Energy Conflicts

William Ball of Chicopee challenges a neighbor’s shade with tree removal to gain sunlight. Courts uphold property rights but modern solar energy prompts shifts in law. Experts funded by federal grants study nationwide limits on what owners may build or plant to balance losses and gains in sunlights.

William Ball Chicopee Mass Ball United States American Bar Foundation The Environmental Law Institute

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