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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1972

Page

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New DES laws impose stricter livestock controls nationwide

Oklahoma announces a new certification program enforcing federal DES rules. Meat inspectors will hold cattle and sheep seven days before slaughter unless certified free of DES or withdrawn seven days prior. Alternatives include slaughter after compliance, seven days of live holding, or testing samples at an approved lab. Certification forms distributed to markets statewide.

Oklahoma State Department of Agriculture State Department Iulture

Oklahoma farm site applications reach five thousand

State official Rex Sparger reports about 5000 applications for free farm sites at Fugates Mill and Okita. Priority goes to Oklahoma welfare recipients and Vietnam veterans with later arrivals for other poor Oklahomans. Three year work requirement and future cash crops noted as program aims. Preparations begin in Atoka County as families are expected later this month.

Fugates Mill Okita State Office of Economic Opportunity Rex Sparger Sparger QEO Oklaho Oklahoma Ffa Iit Stringtown Atoka County

County Conservation District Directors Meet At Oil Conservation Office

Pontotoc County Conservation District Directors held their regular monthly meeting at the Oil Conservation Office with members including B. M. Stephens and C. Buxton. They approved plans for lands owned by Murray Elliott and Charles Marsh, with terracing and gulley work underway. Technicians from the Soil Conservation Service provided engineering surveys and the Assistance Program office offered financial aid. local landowners were urged to contact the district for soil and water conservation planning and farm improvements.

Pontotee Ryation Dilstric Dan B. M. Stephens C. Buxton Uel T. K Kirk Kirkhall Carlton Gray J. J. Lewis Don LaSalle Webb Dixon L. FP. Stonecipher Leon Hulderfield Tenry Little Marion Borders Richard Palmer Jez Elliot Mike Tiffin H. P. Gallup Soil Conservation Service Conservation District Ponotoc County

County Election Board Closes Books Friday

Pontatec County election officials announce books close Friday with no reopen until Feb 2 after two elections. Regular board elections for Pontatec County schools and a vocational technical school board election are set for Jan 25. City council elections occur Friday. final filing and registration day ends.

Pontatec

Wheat industry to receive USDA support program in Oklahoma

Oklahoma wheat growers hail a new USDA diverted acres program. Abernathy of the Wheat Growers Association says the plan follows their guidelines and will raise wheat pasture values while stabilizing prices. Officials estimate up to ten million dollars for Oklahoma this year with future benefits possible.

Oklahoma U. S. Department of Agriculture Waterop Earl Meesinathy Altus Okio Wheat Growers Association USDA U.S Abernathy U. S Growers Organization

Roy McGuire Local Death Caused by Carbon Monoxide

Roy Dewayne McGuire died from carbon monoxide poisoning in Ada in January. He and his parents were found unconscious in their home at 307 North Stockton by his brother Mike McGuire. Roy died on arrival at Valley View Hospital. his parents were hospitalized and recovered. An autopsy was conducted to confirm the cause.

Roy Dewayne McGuire Ada McGuire Stockton Mike Mer Guire N. Cherry Valley View Hospital Roy Robert Vernon McGuire Delores Jean McGuire

Survival loom for Iowa farmer driven by efficiency

CORRECTIONVILLE Iowa AP report on Dave Holcomb a family farmer in western Iowa balancing cost pressures and volatile markets. He urges efficiency and growth to survive as consolidation threatens smaller farms while many peers face closure amid low prices and drought hurt crops.

Correctionville Lows Dave Holcomb Iowa Holcomb Associated Press Helcomb

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