Soil And Water District Meet in Oklahoma City
The 33rd annual meeting of the Oklahoma Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts will be held January 8 19 at the Skirvin Hotel in Oklahoma City. Conservation district supervisors from every district will attend to discuss improving district effectiveness with rural and urban communities.
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Soil and Water District
Oklahoma City
The
Oklahoma Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Skirvin Hotel
Cecil Wadleigh
Soil and Water Conservation Research Division
Agriculture Research Service
Beltsville
Maryland
Br. Wadleigh
R. Hunter Kemmet
Parks Department
Glenn Sullivan
Pollution Control Coordinating Board
David Hall
Pontotoc
County Soil and Water Conservation District
B. M. Stephens
Walter Worsley
Menber
Kenneth Yoakum
Virginia Noe
Harris hearing on elderly problems promises reform agenda
Senator Fred R. Harris led a Wednesday hearing in Oklahoma on the plight of elderly residents. Eighteen witnesses cited inadequate benefits, high medical costs, Medicare limits, and transportation barriers while many seniors offered powerful personal testimony from the Aldridge Building audience. Harris pledged that elderly issues would be the new Congress's first order of business.
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Naomi Knickmeyer
U. S
Fred R. Harris
Aldridge Building
Len_ Harris
America
Congress
Oklahoma
Harris
Aldridge
Director of Soil Conservation Board Named Assistant Attorney General
Marvin C. Emerson, formerly executive director of the Soil Conservation Board, is named First Assistant Attorney General. Emerson, with a decade of leadership in Oklahoma watershed work, joins the attorney general staff to advance district programs and legislative changes. The appointment is praised by A G staff and ties to state government experience.
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Soil Conservation Board
T. Larry Derryberry
Marvin C. Emerson
Oklahoas
Genma
Emerson
Marvin Emerson
Rnin
State Board
Organizations team up for rural family leadership plan
Two large farm oriented organizations joined to assist tomorrow's leaders in the development of rural families. The Future Farmers of America and the Farmers Home Administration have joined in J.
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Nq the Future Famers of America
Farmers Homer Administration
Second Elk Hunt Proves Successful
Oklahoma City reports the second annual Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge elk hunt concluded with 105 of 106 hunters succeeding, a 98 percent success rate. The joint effort by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation and the U S Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife aims to balance elk numbers and support conservation while expanding hunting opportunities. The article also notes future elk relocation efforts and broader community development programs including Build Our American Communities and partnerships with FHA and FFA, with awards for Oklahoma FFA chapters planned at the Stillwater convention.
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Oklahoma City
Wichita Mountains
Wildlife Refuge
Oklahoma, Department of Wildlife Conservation and Thet
U. S
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Wildlife Department
Oklahome
Spudds Widener
FHA
Byrel Millian
PHA
United States Department of Agriculture
PFA
Oklahoma
Richard Nixon
Ferree Oklahoma Joins Worlds Largest Dairy Breed Society
Ferree Oklahoma was represented in the list of newly approved members by the Board of the El ein Friestan Association of Pre OT UT and ETL IPT Be. The item records a formal membership action and naming of the association and region.
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Oklahoma
Ilein-Friestan Association of Pre OT
Confusing deer chase and dairy meeting mix in town
At 1:53 a.m. police logged two boys chasing a deer in the 800 block of Cherry. The deer ran toward Main and Mississippi, then toward the college, eluding bystanders. Separately, reports note Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and New York leading the 46 states in Holstein cattle entries at a dairy event, with 28,500 breeders involved and members earning a voice in policy and convention matters.
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Iuemuela
Wesammin
Thhey
Ora
HFAA
Roy Keel
Meeker
Ralph Thomas Morgar
Chickasha
Leroy Richardson
Piadmant
Adam Suallee
Collinsville
Outdoor Mag Is Available Now in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation offers January issue for nature lovers and hunting fishing enthusiasts. Features buck hunting humor, hound dog poetry, winter trout fishing, two in-depth handgun articles, annual vision, bird perches, copperhead wildlife portrait, and original cover art with full photographs.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Seven car pileup in thick fog snarls Ada roadways
Morning fog sparked seven vehicle crashes on SH 15 near Ada with four injuries. Elizabeth Grace Sanders, 40, Laveen Arizona, was listed in fair condition at Valley View Hospital after a two car crash on SH 13 Wednesday night. Suspected sequence involved Mary Auten, 47, Ada, stalling, a series of rear impacts, a guard rail strike, and a sand truck passing between two vehicles as responders worked the scene. Della Maddox, 32, Stratford, was treated and released for injuries. Further details appear on Page 5.
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Elizabeth Grace Sanders
Laveen, Ariz
Valley View Hospital
SH 15
Fourdane
Albert Terry
Ada
Majors
Terry
Della Maddox
Valley View
Sanders
Shawn
Steff
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H. H. Phares
Route 2
Phares
Sen. Harris
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Saorm
FFA
Pan
BOAC
Lilly Endowment, Inc
National Ffa Foundation
Ferree
Main
Mississippi
Atate
Parsons
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
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National Association
Highway Patrol
John Wayne Smith
Mary Auten
Route 5
Bobby Fuller
Lindsay
Tne Fuller
Stratfore
Judith Pinley
Smith
Lloyd Majors
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