Poachers Face Steep Fines In Elk Poaching Drive
Tulsa based Knapp Outdoor Advertising Corp adds 500 dollars to a nationwide effort offering over 1000 dollars for information leading to arrests and convictions in elk poaching. Other rewards come from Wister Lions Club Broken Bow Chamber of Commerce Oklahoma Wildlife Federation and Oil Capitol Rod and Gun Club as part of a five year program to reestablish the American elk in Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Wister Lions Club
Broken Bow Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma Wildlife Federation
Oil Capitol Rod and Gun Club of
State Department of Wildlife Conservation
Oklahoma
Loan Approved For Adding To Konawa Factory
The Konawa Industrial Foundation approves a 75000 loan from the Oklahoma Industrial Foundation to finance a 10000 square foot concrete block addition for the Michael Casuals garment plant. Funds beyond 75000 will be covered by two Konawa banks. Hugh W. Brown is architect.
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Konawa
Damron and
Swan Estates
Michael Casuals, Inc
Oklahoma Industrial Foundation
Konawa Industrial Foundation
Bill Tucker
OIFA
Konawa Foundation
County
Tucker
Hugh W. Brown
Shawnee
Michael Casuals
Inspection Plan Compromise Passes Senate in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Senate approves a watered down vehicle inspection plan with a nine member advisory commission to approve changes before the Department of Public Safety can implement them by March 1. Motorists will pay $2 for re inspection of steering brakes wheels lighting windshield wipers and horn.
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Oklahoma City
Senate
Department of Public Safety
Department
Safety Department
Third Annual Livestock Show Proves Big Success
The third annual Junior Livestock Show and Sale closed Monday night at the agricultural center on North Broadway. Top 40 steers and six hogs sold, grossing about 29,500 in base bids and premiums. Danny Stone’s steer earned 878.25, the highest money total, while Lynda Golden earned the premium high of 650 for her reserve champion steer. Awards will be handed March 8 at a banquet after carcass evaluations finalize placings. heavy winners include Herefords and Angus in various classes.
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Agricultural Center
North Broadway
Danny Stone
Hereford
Danny
Vaness Ffa
Trader Mills
Ada Veteri
Nary Clinic
Evergreen Mills
Vaness
Lynda Golden
Gibson Discount Center
Byng
4-H Club
Lanny Bates
Dicus
Slaughter
Angus
Herefords
Ronnie Jared
Gary Briggs
Latta Ffa
Duane Gray
Latta
Gerald Fender
Greg Walters
Pontotoc County Cattlemen’s Association
Netherton
Odes Hoehman
Darrel Richardson
Feeders Milling Co
Troy Moore
Ronald Dansby
Gaylen Richardson
Terry Bates
Demonstration Library May Come To Coalgate
Coalgate and Coal County seek a one year demonstration library via the Chickasaw Multi County Library system with Ardmore as the hub. A state library board decision on March 7 will authorize a state funded librarian and bookmobile visits to small communities.
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Coalgate
Coal County
Chickasaw
Ardmore
Buck Deloach
Deloach
Katherine Woods
Horace Sprouse
Coalgate Schools
Billie Day
Chickasaw Library
Sprouse
State
Sulphur Faces Water Bill Problem Not Shortage
Sulphur, facing a money crunch more than a water shortage, seeks a deferment of its first 9700 payment due Sept 1 for Arbuckle lake water. Legal delays tied to Arbuckle water sales hinder revenue, leaving the city with 1.2 million gallons daily to store or pay for, unless rates rise.
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Charlie Woodruff
Woodruff
Arbuckle
Conservancy District
State Water Storage Commission
Lawton
Platt National Park
Sulphur
Extra Day For Oklahoma Car Tag Buyers Announced
Oklahoma Tax Commission gives a one day penalty free period before tags double and tow away costs apply. Pontotoc County Tag Agent Christine Linker notes $3 penalty through Monday March 3 with prices doubling on Tuesday March 4.
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Oklahoma Tax Commission
Pontotoc County
Christine Linker
Oklahoma
Christmas Comes In February For County Soldier
Charles E. Berryman a 21 year old medic in the Army was home from Viet Nam for a belated Christmas celebrated at his aunt and uncle Elmer and Zora Lee Lee's Ada Oklahoma home. He earned the Army Commendation Medal for aiding children hurt when a bus hit a mine near Lai Kai South Vietnam. His family and relatives attended the birthday gathering before he reports March 16 to Fort Hood Texas. He is a 1967 graduate of Vamoss High School.
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Vietnam
Elmer Lee
Route 3
Ada
Berryman
Lai Kai
South Vietnam
la Kai
Tommie Hubbard
Lawton
J. W. Berryman
Zora Lee
Myrtle Smith
Oakman
Lee
Ft. Hood
Tex
Vamoss High School
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Knapp Outdoor Advertising Corp
George Knapp
State Wildlife Commission
Joe Thompson
Ardmore, Davis and
Steer
Fairgrounds
Charles E. Berryman
Edward Berryman
Beebe
Young Berryman
Charles Berryman