County ASC selects Pontotoc County committee members
The Pontotoc County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation committee members were named Keprber Cooper Latta chairman Gene Maloy Al Jen vice chairman and B B Ownbey Vanessa with alternates Charles Morrow and Larry Heard. Cooper won a three year term and Maloy and Ownbey held two and one year terms respectively.
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Pontotoc County
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Cooper
Latta
Gene Maloy
al Jen
B. B. Ownbey
Vaness
Ownbey
Maloy
Charles Morrow
Larry Heard
Dee
REAP Program Terminated Amid Budget Cuts
The Rural Environmental Assistance Program REAP is being terminated as part of federal budget cuts. The Agriculture Department cites high 1972 farm income and proven profitability of practices, noting commitments will be honored through December 22 1972 but no new cost-sharing requests will be approved after that date.
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Washington
Rural Environmental Assistance Program
REAP
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma Today to feature six Indian paintings
The winter issue of Oklahoma Today will showcase six Kiowa Indian paintings from Oklahoma’s early masters like Mopope Tsatoke and Auchiah, alongside six Cowboy Artists of America western paintings. The issue also previews ghost towns, honey production, and notable state sports achievements, with author features on Meers-Frolicking Gold Camp and I s Mom.
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National Cowboy Hall of Fame
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University of Oklahoma School of Art
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Hokes Tsatoke
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America
Europe
Estern
Gevat
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Remington
Donald Venzue
James Reynolds
John Hampton
Charlie Dye
John Clymer
Byron B. Wolfe
Wichita Mountains
Steve Wilson
Meers-Frolicking
Wichitas
Clarice Jackson
Farm Loans Cut In Attempt To Limit Spending
Washington AP Nixon administration halts emergency disaster loans for farmers to curb spending under a $250 billion federal cap. FHA stops new aid in disaster counties after 60 days, with broader freezes imminent for areas not yet designated. Officials say the action aims to counter inflation and stay within the budget, as past emergency loans neared several hundred million.
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Nixon
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Corns Belt
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Agnes
Rapid City
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Roff Girl Wins Essay Contest On Conservation
A Roff student explains how conservation benefits her community focusing on soil and water resources. She notes soil erosion risks and describes grass sprigging on oil field land, terracing, ditch diversion, and small ponds as methods that raise productivity and land value while conserving water for future use.
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Cuba
Bermuda
Wildlife director warns Oklahoma hunters on road safety
Oklahoma wildlife officials urge hunters to balance caution with skill. J H Stands Pirebar warns about dangers of road hunting and urges drivers to keep off roads and park safely. He emphasizes responsible conduct toward landowners, bystanders, livestock, and game during season. Continuous enforcement of road hunting laws is advised.
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Vie Conscientious Spa
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J. H. “Muir
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Handeler
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