02 Jan 1975
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1975
Page
1
Washington report says the Agriculture Department releases farm export and import figures from many angles including per capita metrics. The findings cover broad agricultural trade data and national consumption implications.
A two day conference for pest control professionals will meet January 15 and 16 at the Holiday Inn West Oklahoma City. Registration begins at 8 30 a m with sessions on the pilot chemical applicator certification program and topics like biological insect control lawn weed control and fungicide comparisons. Attendees may pre register with Willis Johnson Extension Horticulturist 930 N Portland Oklahoma City OK 73107. A 15 fee defrays materials costs.
Oklahoma wildlife officials report more than 5,000 largemouth bass, eight to ten inches long, were stocked in Lakes Eufaula Vanderwork and Jap Beaver as part of an experimental program. The fish from federal hatcheries will be monitored for two years to assess impact on existing fisheries and creel. Additional fish may be stocked as available.
The 48 mile long right of way from Lula to Wynwood is being re grassed to show how permanent cool season grazing can be established. John Netherton notes the project aims to prove grass will grow on uplands and endure beyond establishment, with fertilization and seeding to fescue and perennial ryegrass. Walking tours may be arranged for curious visitors.
Americans start legal gold trading after 41 years with Buckley buying 2% ounces at 12:01 a.m. in New York while Dean Jones bites a gold bar in Los Angeles. A helicopter shipment in Michigan and predictions from bankers signal a hectic day amid volatile prices in London and Zurich.
Jesuit priest Father Thomas Higgins age 42 and Loyola Marymount University assistant chaplain and professor, summers as a blackjack dealer in Las Vegas. He says priests must share experiences with all people to preach Christ and broaden horizons while living in modest hotel rooms.
U S government figures show November beef output at 1.9 billion pounds, down from October, with a 4 percent year over year rise and 3 percent above November 1972. Officials call the drop seasonal, linked to cow slaughter peaks in October and a large cattle inventory shaping 1975 supplies.
A Wynnewood man, John Junior Towler, 46, died when his pickup high speeded on U S 77 north of Davis and overturned after missing a curve within the city limits. He was from Wynnewood Oklahoma.
Dr. Walter Atkins of the Oklahoma state health department warns dental problems are widespread, with decay and pyorrhea affecting most people early in life. He advocates prevention and lifetime care, noting the uneven distribution of 940 dentists and counties lacking local dental services.
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