OG&E Plans Third Generating Unit at Seminole Plant
OG&E announced adding a third 550,000 kw unit to the Seminole power plant, bringing total capacity to 1,650,000 kw. The project aims to meet rising Oklahoma demand, with Unit 3 slated for February 1975 and total plant cost exceeding 100 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co
Konawa
Donald S. Kennedy
O.g.&e
Seminole
Oklahoma
Kennedy
Southwest
Og&e
Ennedy
Schenecktady
New York
OGRE
Ohlahama
Labor gaps and hours rise with farm size in study
The study found larger operators rely more on family labor or hired help and work longer hours, with 1964 and 1966 averages of 64 or 55 hours weekly for large farms versus 47 to 51 hours for smaller operators. Smaller farms showed greater labor demand per sales dollar, and long weeks worsen labor shortages in dairy and livestock sectors. Also, a new disease resistant winter wheat variety Fox was approved for Texas production, suited to central eastern and southern regions, excluding high plains and northern areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
High Plains
SODA Seminar on Community Building Scheduled
Community leaders from ten counties are invited to a one day seminar on July 14 at Murray State College Tishomingo. Dr Seward Robb will lead the morning session on industrial development with a noon talk by Clyde Kindell. Afternoon topics cover human development under Larkin Warner and Paul Braden with panels led by Throckmorton Hamilton and Stone. Reservations through SODA Ardmore Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SODA
Murray State College
Tishomingo
Seward Robb
Oklahoma Economic Development Foundation
Norman
Orlie J.boeller
Clyde Kindell
Murray State
Larkin B. Warner
Paul Braden
Oklahoma State University
Tommy Throckmorton
Jess Hamilton
Indian Nations Community Action Agency
Jack Stone
Ardmore Area
Soda Board
Chamber of Commerce
University of Oklahoma
Rogers cites Japan's future security role and Okinawa
U S official Rogers says Japan will play a key part in regional and world security in years ahead while noting Okinawa's reversion to Japan. He discussed US Japanese trade disputes with Prime Minister Sato and other officials, stressing that commercial differences mustn’t trigger a rupture. He spoke to ambassadors from 18 Asian and Pacific nations before leaving for London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
U.S
Okinawa
Rogers
Eisaku Sato
United States
London
Galley-Wanting Around The County
Friday night visits across Atoka and Ada are noted with numerous relatives and friends. Individuals include Mrs. Guinn, Mr. and Mrs. Reeves, Anna Bella Ray, the Leaders family, Lois Clifford, the Clifforts, Donnie and Ronnie, Donna Kay, and others from Wolf Ada and Coalgate. Reunions occur at Six Flags and homemade ice cream is enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Guinn
Atoka
R. T. Reeves
Lois Glifford
Johnny Faulkenberry
Mae Clifford
Los Angeles
Lois Clifford
Ronnie
Dona Kay
Sami
Terri Clifford
Ada
Donnie
Donna Kay
Wolf
Sandi Clifford
Elaine Hampton
Teri
Debbie Johnston
Marcine Brooks
Charles Leader
J. R- Linker
Riday
Carol Bullard
Caro
Don Jlyn Bowerman
Six Flags
Nne
Texas
Ronnie Clifford
Clay Johnson
Paul Harris
Paula
Kenny
Med
Philadelphia
Tenn
Harris
Donnie Johnson
Ring
Deanse
Stonewall
Ling
Betty Goss
J. R. Linker
Cheryl
Robin
Barley Johnson
Ray Browning
J. T. Webb
Jeresa
Dorinda
Debbie
Marcia Harter
Sun Home
Harter Johnson
Glenda West
J. R. Pendergrass
John Kelly
Gary
Keith
Gina
Byng
Albert Pevehouse
Albert Fevehouse
Trena West
Glenda
Vernon
Bill
Albert
John Pender
Brass
Mary Ratcliff
J. R. Fendergrass
Bill Pevehouse
Wilmorene Golden
Homer
Charlie
Anna Shiger
Floyd McNeill
Bart
Donneta Norton
Dustin
Donna
Sulphur
Ed Warber
Eddy Wayne
Arthur Harber
Latta
Loyd Harber
Ronnie Bratcher
Mark
Lisa
Duncan
Dean Sills
Thelesia
Tommy
Lequita
California
Milton White
Tammy
Earl
Emmie Whitting
Bryan
Juanita McNeill
Lannie Beam
Controvery pi to the gulf and from Washington Parish to Baldwin
Officials said mid August spraying will begin with a nonpersistent pesticide to kill boll weevils before they reach dispanse or the inactive state for winter. Next spring the program will continue with traps baited with live male weevils or a synthetic sex attractant. Followup methods include sterile insects and a root-absorbed pesticide approved July 2. Various local residents and families are mentioned visiting and traveling between Oklahoma, Texas, and Ada as they summer through holidays and fireworks events.
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Gulf
Washington Parish
Louisiana
Baldwin County
Alabama
Roff Area Social News Teems With Family Visits
A long list of visits fills the Roff area notices with relatives traveling from Ada, Oklahoma City, Philadelphia, Calif., and Texas. Families gathering include Glascows, Dicketts, Lasemans, Johnsons, Johns, and many more for dinners, birthdays, and reunions across towns such as Lula, Ardmore, Byng, Sulphur, and Van.
Pen tecostal Holiness Church notes and community visits
Fifty seven attended the Pentecostal Holiness Church Sunday with many at camp meeting events. The column lists numerous visits among families from Oklahoma City to Sayre and Stratford including Mr. and Mrs. Loy Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wood, the Wood families, and others, plus baptismal note and a Lake Texoma gathering. Homemade ice cream was enjoyed and travels to McAllen Texas mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lancaster
Chuck
Gakman
Luke Heard
California
Sirs
Wayne
Bipless
Seminole County
Jess Doolen
Oklahoma City
Adtamn
Steve Lancaster
Moore
Marin Wynn
Junior Wynn
Wyndell
Lake Eufaula
Troy Love
Seminole
Tom. Love
del City
Minnie Lewis
Jimmy Wood
Fairgrounds
Kim Wood
Sayre
O. L. Marttin
Wilson
Loy Wood
Bill Hustisson
Phoenix
Ariz
Lynn Wood
Deanna
Stillwater
Glen
Earl Robin
W. C. Skinner
Colin Horsely
Stratford
Bill Briggs
Glen Wallis
Wallises
Loren
Kim
Kala
Melvin Booth
Lake Texoma
Jeanna
John Horsely
Earl Robins
New Math Social Trap Drives Father to Learn Alongside Son
A newspaper column urges parents to engage with their children on the evolving New Math as schools reopen. It warns that teachers discourage parental help in math, risking humiliation if fathers struggle to grasp unfamiliar symbols and terms while supporting Junior’s studies.
Johnston Robertson Family Celebrates July Fourth at Park
Mr and Mrs Billy Jim Robertson Stacy and Tamara and Mr and Mrs Edward Lance and Eddie spent July 4 at Round Robin Park in Tishomingo enjoying a family outing and parade of neighbors.
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Marvin Brashears
Mrs
Pete Brashears
Beverly
Becky
Paul
Prague
Paul Tucker
Paula
Tonya
Edward Lance
Eddie
Billy Jim Robertson
Tamara
Stacy
Melvin Booth
Round Robin Park
Tishomingo
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
J. D. Cheek
University of Oklahoma Extension Division
Ardmore
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China
Tupelo
Millie Smith
Eva Foreman
Anna Bella Ray
OSU
Russe Ray
Phyllis
Die Sarratt
Wayne Sanders
Bob Sanders
Louise
Madison Foreman
Walter McWethy
Foreman
Lee Brown
Eloy
Charley Monk
Denton
Denise Ryan
St. Louis
Barbara Elkins
Mike and
Chris
Coalgate
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John Davis
Ian
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Hula
Pat Ellis
Hugh Sweat
Patti
J. D. Hamilton
Tana Kay
Herman Wayne
Karen
Gatesville
Tex
Anna West
Isabelle
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Diane Ellis
Wintersmith Park
Bob Schutte
Bryan and
Hooks
Ray Schutte
Arville Crawford
Faye Totero
Shelly
Nita
Grand Prairie
Manuel Ray
Sapulpa
Ray Schuttes
Arlington
Lee Roy Bates
Fort Worth
Robert Bates
Hammontree
Walter Bates
Mary Bullard
Kim Guinn
Linus Bachelor
Charles
Mareine Brooks
Linda
Krebbs
Diane
Dwayne
Darlene Wofford
Linus
Sammy Leader
Clifford
Mas
Bob Scarsdale
Trey
Lawson
Erma Coffman
Randell Massey
Tom Barnsley
Crane
A. M. Carter
Bobby Carter
Wayne Cass
Jana Beth
Union Valley
Margaret Leader
Leonard Daniels
Pam
Barry
Tom
Rex Lamb
Lawton
Ed Harmon
Egwina
Kathy Clark
Jim Frasier
Sebesa Burris
Melvin
Phillip
Jimmy
Elliot
Mose Burris
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By Mary Laseman
Joe Glascow
Muriel
Jess
Lee Dicketts
Alan
Lula
Paul Laseman
Rachel Mary
la Mirada
Calif
Raymond Laseman
Connie Young
Rickie Midkiff
Davey Johnston
Helen Summers
Valley View Hospital
Marvella Loudard
Jackie
Betsy Johnston
Dickie Good
Ricky
Mrs. Loyd
Jack Ringer
Bakersfield, Calif
Paul Johnston
Walter Bales
the Thompsons and Sanderses
Freddie Hammontree
Santa
Ana
Sanders
Sam Sanders
Huby Dean Bates
Jack
Jerry
Jess Webb
Rofs Baptist W.M.A
Annex
Iva Burleson
Anna Hayes
W. W. Pots
Netlie Hodges
Cathy Welch
Debby Forman
Billy Lou, Foreman
Ralph Burleson
van, Tex
Burleson
The
Baptist Church
Roff Extension Homemakers Group
Oakman
By Juanita McNeill
Elmer Smith
Dies
Angie Wright
Trudy Woods
Lhse
Floyd ‘McNeill
Pevohouse
Orville Rhynes
Orvella
Richard Norton
Dusty
Denna
Phillip Norton
Ark
Deena
W. D. Harris
Anneta Norton
Mrs. Dor. McNeill
Don McNeill
Ruth Wynn
Effie Tharp
Bart McNeill
Roy Haney
Bill Potett
Holdenville
Wayne Carpenter
Ronnie Carpenter
Ricky Carpentier
Bill Beam
Clifton Tharp
J. C. Birk
Hubert Williams
Wanda Wiliams
Maurice
Lonnie
Amy
Jerry Balthrop
Decanm
Gerald
Kathy
Lynn
Crisp
Alybert Davis
Joe
Ruby and
JoAnn Crisp
Joe Crisp
Pitehugh
Tucson
Inez Hewett
Glenna
Shelia Hargrove
Richie
Cindy Reeves
Savannah
Claude ‘Hewett
Lake of the Arbuckies
Mrs. Harlin
Buck Heard Home
Bryan Cooper
Denver Plochets
Karla
Johnny Sheppard
Hansel Burk
Louis Bell
Ahona City
Paul G. Roberts
Vera Roberts
Midwest City
Frank Lewis
the Roberts
Fort Smith
Wayne Abernathy
Bert Jones
Joan Cooley
Ramand
Jones
O'Dell Jones
Gerald Sutton
Willis Sutton
Glen Hayes
Walter Brown
Herman Edge
McAllen
Nina Sue Eaves
Hudie Lee
McAlester
Buster Hobbs
Norma
Shirley
Harve Howell
Grace Costa
Dodd City
Enis
Hershel
Lena Soward
Earl Franks
Vernon Covington
Roy Soward
Earl Summers
Hayward
Lona Soward
Pearl Gray
Carmars
Joy Tucker
Londa
Dorothea Hond
Eugonne Franks
J. F. Quittton
Galey
Bill Bratcher
Camp Ground
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Bil Briggs
J. E.quinton
Pop
Ju Paor
Junior
Mom
Fop