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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1972

Page

8

Freeway 77 plan eyed to boost Oklahoma roads

Oklahoma's highway agency promoter outlines Freeway 77 a 25 year proposal funded by a 250 million bond issue to expand the 1800 mile state system and county primary roads while maintaining current revenue and federal aid levels. It aims to relieve funding gaps speed construction and avoid tax increases.

Hall Oklahoma Highway Commissions General Revenue Fund Federal Highway Trust Highway Department Nva Brooks

Don Hayes Olds-Cadillac Nears Completion New Facility

Don Hayes Olds-Cadillac moves to a new auto complex on the north city edge, spanning two buildings totaling 21 000 square feet. The site includes a body shop, large service area, showroom, parts department, lounge with coffee bar, and office spaces. The project began October 5 with occupancy planned soon. Sales and service hours remain 7:10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. six days a week.

General Aid Pau Oklahoma Hayes Hayes 0 Ada Norman Broadway Saleas Service Department

State Agency Reports On 1971 Job Placements

Edward E. Redpath announces Ada Oklahoma State Employment Service 1971 placements total 2561 non agricultural jobs with 1046 veteran placements. Comparisons show years 1970 2602 and earlier totals 1856 2113 1980 1344 1967 2158 1088 2285 1969 2222. Counseling interviews 562. tests 316. applications 2870. JOBS MDTA OJT STEP training totals 33 17 13.

Edward E. Redpath Oklahoma State Metployment Service Ada Ineal al' ‘Tinugh Don

Oklahoma Hiring Is Discriminatory

Oklahoma City AP reports racial and economic discrimination has shifted from street corners to protected files of job applicants in state and local offices. Officials say tests used by government and private employers screen out minorities, with state government cited as the greatest offender.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma William Y. Rose Rose

Drug Problem With Servicemen Has Decreased

Washington AP The heroin epidemic among U S troops in Vietnam has been all but wiped out says Defense Department assistant secretary Dr Richard Wilbur He notes drug related deaths dropped from a 1970 peak of 15 in November to zero in September and October 1973 and that heroin use among GIs leaving Vietnam fell to 3 5 percent from a high of 4 percent last summer The Army has reduced addicts from about 600 a month in July 1971 to a little more than 2 in October Wilbur credits a worldwide drug education program random urinalyses and rehabilitation rather than troop level decline for the reversal He adds about 200 men each month are referred to rehabilitation centers in the war zone for nonaddictive heroin treatment

Washington U.S Vietnam Defense Department Richard $. Wilbur Secretary of Defense Forhealth Wilbur Big Green Machine Army

Kidneys Size and Weight Facts

A historical reference notes that kidneys measure four to five inches in length and weigh more than four ounces, reflecting anatomical measurements used in period medical writings.

BIA to Study Chilocco Indian School in Oklahoma

The Bureau of Indian Affairs will open studies of its boarding schools starting with Chilocco in Oklahoma. James Hawkins says declining enrollment and plant capacity threaten Chilocco’s future as a standard secondary school for students from the Navaho, Alaska, and other areas. The analysis, likely by the National Indian Training Center in Phoenix, will begin soon. Hawkins cites needs for vocational training, pre college courses, and better options for dropouts and exceptional students.

Chilocco Okla Bureau of Indian Affairs Oklahoma James Hawkins BIA Iwi Chijlocce Alaska Bureau Chilocce Hawkins Chilocen Navals National Indian Training Center Phoenix Ariz Chiloceo

UNC Reports Aerial View of Teaching Program Spread

Thirty five University of Northern Colorado undergraduate programs contribute to the teaching profession.

University — of Northern Colorado

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Chester Brooks State of Oklahoma Department of Highways State Highway Commission Bass Oklahoma Department of Highways Seale, Ee Davis-Henryetta Don Hayes Olds - Cadillac State Agency J.O.B.S Sulphur J.O P Edward H. Lowe The Commission Ross Privat
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