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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1971

Page

16

Judge Rules Against IPSA Holiday Stamps

Federal judge extends injunction against IPSA preventing delivery of Christmas cards bearing private stamps to specific addresses. The ruling, in Oklahoma City, ties to a National Association of Letter Carriers suit alleging illegal stamps threaten about 200000 postal jobs. IPSA may still sell stamps for other uses.

Oklahoma City Independent Postal System of America U.S. Dist Fred Daugherty IPSA Daugherty National Association of Letter Carriers Afl-Cio U.S. Postal Service Keith McMillan McMillan

Oklahoma Governor Not Highest Paid State Official

Governor David Hall earns 35 000 a year plus a 15 000 mansion allowance placing him near the top but not the highest in Oklahoma. A dozen other state employees earn 40 000 or more with university presidents and medical center officials among the top earners.

Oklahoma City David Hall Oklahoma Hall Dr. E. T Dunlap State Regents Edu Kyle McCarter Chapman Kamm Sharp Eliel McCarter L. E. Rader Dale Groom OU Medical Center Hayden Donahue R. L. Carpenter A.M. Phillips Tulsa Junior College Stanley Deutsch

Hall Named Head of National Governors Conference Unit

Gov. David Hall was named chairman of the National Governor's Conference Committee on Rural and Urban Development. West Virginia Gov. Arch Moore announced the appointment, saying Hall will help Oklahoma gain guidance on growth trends.

Oklahoma City David Hall West Virginia Arch Moore Hall Oklahoma

Accused Man Sues Government Over Seized Funds

James Kenneth Johnson, 34, famed for dramatic escapes, sues the federal government demanding the return of 17500 seized after his arrest in a Del City apartment. The suit claims the FBI has no right to the money, as he was serving two life terms for armed robbery and had escaped from the Oklahoma State Penitentiary a month earlier.

Oklahoma City James Kenneth Johnson Oklahoma State Penitentiary Johnson Oklahoma Texas FBI U.S del City United States John W. Burns State National Bank Marlow Okla Norman Beiersdorf Houston

Dreamer in Dallas Faces Murder Charges

Herman Beiersdorf once dazzled peers with grand plans in science and a fake Rice University enrollment. Now jailed in Waller County, he is accused of killing Leslie and Larry Owens to protect a nuclear project he promoted despite little verifiable background.

Oklahoma Rice University Houston Waller County Leslie Larry Owens Beiersdorf

Retirement Fuels Tulsa Airline Museum Of American History

Paul Kent retires after 45 years with American Airlines and its predecessors. He built a private museum in Tulsa documenting the firm’s history, displaying aircraft gear, uniforms, instruments, and the only complete photo collection of every plane American has flown. He helped form the Three Diamonds club for longtime employees and remains its permanent chairman.

Associated Press Paul Kent American Airlines Kent Robertson Aircraft St. Louis Robertson American Kansas City Chicago Pontiac

Ada Plans Condominium Housing on Kerr Research Road

Ada moves to a new condominium project on a 10 acre tract at Kerr Research Road north side near Holiday Motel. Frank Crabtree leads the development with Ray James and Associates handling planning. The plan includes 85 homes in clusters, two and three bedroom designs, two phase construction, a pool, playgrounds, club house, landscaping, and a land association ownership model. Prices target 22500 to 28000 with early buyers choosing interiors.

Ada Frank Crabtree Ray James Kerr Research Road Brick Plant Road

Society Hill renewal favors wealthy residents amid debate

The Philadelphia Society Hill project transformed a blighted riverfront area into an upscale neighborhood with restored homes and new tax revenues. Officials say 90 percent complete, with population up 39 percent since 1960 and townhouse values rising from 32000 to 65000, while critics note land write downs subsidize the rich.

Society Hill Delaware River Lion

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