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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1978
Page
5
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Clyde R. Haskins announces his candidacy for County Commissioner District 2 in Pontotoc County. Born and raised there, married 36 years to Geraldine Welch, with three sons from Vanoss High School. Former commissioner, vows fair, impartial service, road improvements, and full use of federal funds for bridges and road surfacing.
Phi Beta Lambda leader Beth Spence announced ECU students earned honors at a San Francisco leadership conference. David Ford of Wewoka took third in extemporaneous speaking, and ECU placed third in Mountain Plains region membership. Linda Ford and Spence represented ECU at the event.
The East Central University Upward Bound program will receive 190,032 dollars to operate through May 1979. Project director Dr. Robert Hasskarl announced the funding, continuing its 14th year serving high school students from Pontotoc Coal Carter Garvin Hughes Pittsburg Seminole Murray and Johnston Counties at no cost.
Stephen Hillman reports on the Youth Conservation Corps at the Tishomingo National Fish Hatchery. Nineteen high school youths, evenly split by gender, work eight weeks with 40 hour weeks including 10 hours of environmental awareness. Participants live at Murray State College, receive minimum wage with room and board deducted, and assist with local remodeling projects.
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