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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1970

Page

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Donors Support 4 H Program Across Nation for 49 Years

The National 4 H Service Committee has mobilized private sector support for teaching by doing. It funds trips, scholarships totaling $16 700 for 186 students, and grows with new donors from General Motors to Sunbeam. 4 H reaches youths everywhere offering projects, clubs, and TV series while stressing education and opportunity.

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License Time Coming Up in Oklahoma Sports

A January 3 deadline requires hunters and anglers in Oklahoma to carry a new license. Waterfowlers need the state license. federal waterfowl stamp remains valid through June. A $1 trout stamp is required for winter trout seasons, with licenses available from dealers or the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation at 1801 N Lincoln.

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Tax Payment Deadline Near for County Taxpayers

County taxpayers may pay real and personal property taxes in two installments with the first half due by Monday. County Treasurer Cloud Stephens notes that the full amount must be paid without penalty by January 18. The usual date is January 16, but the Saturday shift extends the deadline to the following Monday.

Counry Cloud Stephens Stephens

Blue Trout Gift Delivers 14000 Lbs to Oklahoma Anglers

The Fisheries Division of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation announced 14000 pounds of bonus trout will be released this week for anglers. Two thousand pounds go to the Illinois River area and two thousand to the Blue River Public Fishing Area as a Yuletide surprise. Officials say the fish carry a special, undisclosed feature known only to Santa.

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Ada Resident Arrested Pleads Innocent in Indecent Exposure Case

Ada resident Terry Ray Blevins, 19, of 320 West 14th, was arraigned in district court after the Dec 18 incident near Willard Elementary School where a seven year old girl was exposed to him in the 200 block of North Center. He pleaded innocent with a preliminary hearing set for January amid a series of similar incidents investigated by city and county officers and Willard patrols by Ada school staff.

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Indian Rights Group Sets Up Watchdog Committee

Norman AP report says Oklahoma Indian Rights Association formed a watchdog panel to document alleged discrimination against Indians. The two week old group cites cases of higher fines and denied rights, with plans for a January presentation to Five Civilized Tribes leaders. Members include Ruth Davis, Floyd Harjo, Dana Knight, Robert Whitebird, Willis Ed Clark, and Orville Names.

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Army Engineers Meet '70 Deadline On Big Waterway

Tulsa Oklahoma AP report notes Gov. Denn y Barrett and lawmakers will attend a Port of Catoosa ceremony marking the Arkansas River Navigation System. The Corps of Army Engineers labored to raise 12 feet over 440 miles, enabling inland Oklahoma access to the Mississippi River and world ports. The project uses 17 locks and dams, with five located in Oklahoma and five in Arkansas.

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Littering Of Private Lands Is A Problem

Oklahoma City precinct reports littering on private lands under the Farm Game Program. Wildlife officials urge sportsmen to cooperate to curb wasteful acts, noting land loss and possible closure of prime hunting areas as a consequence.

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Contract System Collapse Seen In Lockheed Case

Washington AP report notes Senate critic William Proxmire argues the Lockheed C5 contract episode marks a collapse of the military contract system. He cites David Packard and Pentagon tests as driving a settlement that could cut Lockheed by about 200 million, with overall project costs reaching billions.

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Inflation weighs on New Year's celebrations worldwide

As inflation cuts back US celebrations and raises prices, many cities report fewer advance reservations and tighter budgets. Europe largely maintains festive mood with heavy bookings in Rome, Paris, and London, while New York hosts the traditional ball drop and fireworks despite higher costs.

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Nice Weather Forecast For Year End Oklahoma

The Oklahoma weather summary notes agreeable conditions with generally fair skies and upper 60s in the northeast to the low 70s in the south. Winds are expected from the mid 20s to the mid 40s with tonight’s lows rising.

TRE Associated Press Tony Oklahoma

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