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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1970

Page

7

East Central Professor Sees Three Fundamental Revolutions

Dr. Stanley P. Wagner of East Central State College argues in The End of Revolution that only three fundamental revolutions have shaped history nomadic folk agriculture and urban universal. He envisions the urban universal bringing stability, with learning replacing the factory and education as society’s core driving force.

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Changing Values Lead To Changes In Roles

Ada Lions Club heard Dr. Stanley P. Wagner discuss his new book and its themes. He argues society shifts from male dominance to value based on being human, with young men adjusting to new roles, prompting changes in dress and behavior.

Ada Lions Club Stanley P. Wagner East Central Wagner Dr. Wagner Lions Club Pennsylvania Oklahoma City University

Reprocessed engines offer motorist remanufactured option

A Sears summary notes one in nine cars use remanufactured engines. Remanufactured engines differ from overhauls by remade camshaft and crankshaft with over 250 parts replaced. New spark plugs carburetor fuel pump hoses belts and filters are installed plus radiator flushing to prevent overheating.

Sears Na Hon

Grant Finances Water Line To Industrial Sites

A $44,800 grant to Fontoloc County Industrial Development Authority was approved by the Ozarks Regional Commission, announced by Congressman Carl Albert. The project funds three quarters of a mile of 10 inch water line from the Solo tract to the Mississippi bypass, tying into existing lines to form a loop. It aims to improve fire protection and water service for industrial sites, with total cost around $56,000 and $11.2m locally supplied.

Fontoloc County

Sheriff Names Deputy To Replace Haskins

Sheriff Burl Griffin announces the appointment of Deputy Weldon Priest of Allen to the force effective duty. Priest will fill the vacancy on the force left by the resignation of Clyde Haskins.

Burl Griffin Weldon Priest Allen Priest Clyde Haskins

Across 32 Against Grote 38 Proclaim 4

Puzzle style clued crossword entry with mixed letters and numbers. Entries refer to across and down clues such as Roman forms Greek letters and compass points. The grid appears titled Little Farmer with a theme of terms like High mountains Bude and various language twists.

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Oldest man in the Soviet Union and distant life in Azerbaijan

Looking Around Shirali Missimov, aged 160, is noted as the oldest man in the Soviet Union living in rural Azerbaijan where many residents exceed 100. The piece also mentions about 5,000 centenarians in the region.

Shirali Missimov Soviet Union Azerbaijan

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