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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1970

Page

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Police Report Describes No Accidents and Court Actions

Wednesday police report notes no accidents. In Municipal Court Thursday Kenneth Roberson pleaded guilty to public drunkenness and was fined $20. Bonds forfeited for Royce J. Estep, cycle face shield violation, $10. Mac T. Frazier left of center, $10. Danny J. Hoover running a stop sign, $10. Belle Lewis overparking. In District Court Wednesday Myer Aaron Ruhm pled to obtaining stimulants by fraud and deceit, preliminary hearing set for July 14. District attorney may add Larry Vandiver as co defendant with Robbie Hilson Hawthorne and Kelley Mack Lambert, charged with larceny of automobile.

Kenneth Roberson Royce J. Estep Mac T. Frazier Danny J. Hoover We Belle Lewis Myer Aaron Ruhm Larry Vandiver Robbie Hilson Hawthorne Kelley Mack Lambert

Independence Day Closures Affect Local Offices and Stores

City offices close Friday in observance of Independence Day. Most downtown stores shut Saturday, while essential services like police and fire departments operate. The post office stays open Friday but closes Saturday. no city or rural mail deliveries on Saturday.

Horseshoeing class thrives amid labor shortage in Sacramento

Sacramento high school offers what may be the nation s only class in horseshoeing with a dozen students training to be farriers. The program targets non college paths as a dozen trained horseshoers are scarce, earning potential rises with experience, and a pickup truck with $150 to $200 in tools can launch a sole proprietorship.

Sacramento Calif Larry Fisk California Fisk

Honor America Day Flags and Parades Across Nation

The article details July 4 observances including flag parades in Waikiki and Washington DC led by Billy Graham and Bob Hope, with events in Milwaukee Virginia and Maine. It notes a four day Boy Scout flag procession from Williamsburg to Washington and a fireworks finale in the capital.

Robert E. Cole Jr Waikiki Milwaukee Crispus Attucks Boston Virginia Williamsburg Washington America Continental Congress Billy Graham Bob Hope Washington, D.C Lincoln Memorial Perry Iowa Indiana Massachusetts Howard Keel Philadelphia Independence Hall Richard Cardinal Cushing Rose Bowl Pasadena Calif Vietnam Atlanta Rhode Island Statehouse New England Maine

Roff Resident Slightly Hurt In Collision

A cement truck and a car collided on the main street of Roff early Wednesday morning. Jessie Lee Webb, 22, Roff, sustained a head laceration after attempting to cross the street and being struck by Rommy Austin White, 29, Ardmore, who drove the cement truck. Trooper Spike Mitchell investigated. the crash occurred at 7:45 a.m.

Roff

24 Year Old To Lead VISTA Stirs Interest in Washington

AP reports anti poverty chief Donald Rumsfeld is expected to name Richard D. Blumenthal, a 24-year-old Democrat, as head of VISTA. If Senate approves, he would be the youngest to hold such a post. The position pays $38,000 yearly and VISTA has lacked a regular director since July 1, 1968.

Washington Donald Rumsfeld America VISTA Senate Richard D. Blumenthal William H. Cook Australia

Abbreviated Addresses Considered to Speed Mail

Washington AP The Post Office tests abbreviated addresses to hasten mail flow. Researchers note letter-sorter memory is stretched at 60 letters per minute, needing faster reading and code punching. Government experiments include shorter work cycles and variable sorting to reduce address-reading time.

Washington LSM National Bureau of Standards Post Office

Hollis Lawyer Considers Opposing Steed in 4th District

Hollis attorney Hiram Keith Myers Jr., 38, says he is seriously considering challenging veteran Congressman Tom Steed for the 4th District Democratic nomination. Myers cites economic woes and Vietnam war costs, urging withdrawal from Southeast Asia with expediency, and notes both incumbents back Nixon policy. He and his wife have four children, ages 4 to 19.

Hollis Hiram Keith Myers Jr Tom Steed Shawnee Steed Jay Wilkinson Norman Myers Southeast Asia Wilkinson Nixon University of Tulsa Law School

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