East Central State College expands medical education ties
East Central State College and Valley View Hospital deepen cooperation with a Valley View contract to train medical technologists. The program, started informally over 15 years ago, adds formal accreditation alignment and expands class sizes. Additional nursing and medical records librarian courses are planned with joint clinical work and an integrated curriculum involving pharmacy and preprofessional tracks.
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East Central State College
Valley View Hospital
Valley View Board
E. W. James
James
Sidney Bearden
Valley View
Bearden
Hast Central
Jerry Potter
County Sheriff Works Off Drunken Driving Sentence
Rogers County Sheriff Amos Ward, serving a 10 day jail term after a drunken driving conviction on April 21, is reducing his time by working in the Tulsa County sheriff's office. Officials say inmates earn two days off per day of work, making three days count per work day. Ward began Friday and is slated for release Monday.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa County Sheriff's Office
Rogers County
Amos Ward
Ward
Rogers
Stratford Girl Dies Sunday In Two Car Crash
Peggy Morrison, 12, Stratford, died Sunday in a two car crash at State Highway 19 and Magnolia. Helen G Morrison, 45, Rt 2 Stratford, sustained minor injuries and was treated at Pauls Valley General Hospital. Robin Diane Cason, 19, Ada, and passenger Patricia D Littey, 18, Ada, were uninjured. Neither belt was used in the Morrison vehicle. belts were used in the other car.
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Stratford
Peggy Morison
Magnolia
Helen G. Morrison
Rt. 2
Morrison
Pauls Valley General Hospital
Robin Diane Cason
E. 4Th
Ada
Miss Cason
Patricia D. Littey
Chickasaw
Optimist Club Names December Opti Miss and Mister
Ada Optimist Club selects Sue Hensley and Paul Cook as Opti Miss and Opti Mister for December based on scholastic ability citizenship and activities. Hensley manages Contnahomas and is NHS Mu Alpha Theta Art Club member. Cook presides Ada High NHS Key Club Banner Baptist Youth Rally. both active in churches. Grand national title and $500 scholarship possible at year end.
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Sue Hensley
Paul Cook
Ada Optimist Club
Miss Hensley
Kenneth Hensley
Thompson Drive
Contnahomas
National Honor Society
Mu Alpha Theta
The
Art Club
First United Methodist Church
ROTC Pay Increase and Military Science Minor at East Central
The ROTC program at East Central State College gains a subsistence pay hike from 50 to 100 dollars monthly for juniors and seniors in advanced ROTC, effective January, with 2000 dollars per cadet while in the advanced course and about 400 dollars for six-week summer camp. The college approves a Military Science minor of 18 credit hours, exempting ROTC students from two PE hours and removing military science from teacher education curricula. no credit for summer camp or weekly drill. LTC Bobby Davis notes the pay boost and minor should attract more students to East Central, leveraging ROTC as a key student deferment source for incoming freshmen.
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Reserve Officer Training Corps
East Central State College
Nixon
East Central
LTC
Bobby Davis
Giant sweet potato harvest in W. W. Skidmore’s field
W. W. Skidmore of Blossom reports unusually large sweet potatoes. He dug several oversized spuds, including one weighing seven and a half pounds and another at five and a half pounds. The retired rural postman says the season yielded notable crops for his garden in Paris, Texas.
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Paris
Texap
W. W. Skidmore
Blossom
Skidmore
EC Exhibit Showcases Tracy and Eller at East Central
East Central displays works by Terry Tracy and Marc Eller in a mixed media exhibit featuring weaving and ceramics. Both EC graduates are pursuing master’s degrees at Instituto Allende, University of Guanajuato, Mexico, with the show running through December 21 in the Art Department.
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Terry Tracy
East Central
Tracy
Marc Eller
Instituto Allendee
University of Guanajuato
Mexico
Carl Albert to Speak at Sixth SODA Meeting Here
Jack Thompson of Ardmore and Buster’s flight of Atoka, SODA leaders, announced that Speaker Carl Albert will be available to speak at the Sixth Annual Meeting of the Southern Oklahoma Development Association. The event marks six years of the development district and will feature a banquet in East Central State College’s Student Union ballroom. Tickets are sold through local Chambers of Commerce.
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Jack Thompson
Ardmore
Southern Okahoma Development Association
Buster’ S
Atoka
SODA
Carl Albert
Association
Thompson
East Central State College
Ada
FBI Seeks New Clerks Stenographers Typists
FBI advertises openings for clerks stenographers and typists via contact to Ron Ott listed at the Trails Motel. Applicants must have a high school diploma and will train in Washington DC. New York Police handle about 24000 emergency calls daily, dial 911.
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The
FBI
Ron Ott
Trails Motel
Bureau
Washington D.C
New York City
Auto Stolen From Service Chevrolet
A 1971 Chevrolet Malibu two door sedan was reported stolen from the north parking lot of Service Chevrolet Co on North Broadway. A chain link fence was cut to gain access to the lot and the car, last seen Saturday afternoon, remains missing.
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Chevrolet
Service Chevrolet Co
North Broadway
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James Said
St. Francis Hospital
St. Anthony Hospital
Oklahoma City
Valley View Department
Larry Cartmell
Valley View Pathologist
Bruce Wenhorn
Tom Lampson
Juanita Wilson
Eddie Major
American Medical Association
American Society of Clinic Pathologists
Tom McKnight
Neil Rheiner
City- County Health Dept
Rheiner
Hast
Board of Regents For Higher Education
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Cason
Optimist Club
Miss
Mister
ROTC
District Conservation Boards
Voluntary Association of Governments
Public Work and Economic Development Act
Congress
Chambers of Commerce
Hamilton
Aulova
Witthauee
Gem Jewelers
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
F.d.lc
Oxlaroma State Bank
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