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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1973
Page
4
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A chatter filled morning at a coffee counter gives way to humorous dieting claims, then turns to a biting observation on truth. The piece recalls Cromwell era England where a secretary questions whether God rules before and after life, yielding a moment of simple faith and calm.
Communities plan sanitary landfills to replace open dumps, with Ada already operating one. Tishomingo and Coalgate will host new facilities under a Southern Oklahoma Development Association trust. Rural and urban areas face ongoing costs for disposal as they pursue safer cleaner environments.
The reflection warns that careless words shape lives and reputations and defines sincere speech as without deception. It cites Matthew 12:36, links honest talk to love, warns against deception in advertising and politics, and cites Ephesians 4:15 on truth spoken in love.
In Zap ND a coal miner Albert Beck and auto repairman Ralph Brenner join mayor Norman Fuchs and ranch hand Larry Ripperspach to discuss Watergate. Residents track hearings by TV while some fear impacts on stocks and money and others believe Nixon should face consequences.
A five day grand jury stay in the Winters case was ordered by the 10th U S Circuit Court of Appeals to allow time for motions. Winters and 13 others were indicted on extortion mail fraud and conspiracy to misappropriate state funds placed on deposit in various banks for personal loans. Names include attorney Robert G Grove campaign manager Ross Cummings and nine Guaranty National Bank directors.
White Oak Oklahoma AP Indians at the American Indian Movement convention will be fed despite cancellation of free government food commodities. AIM leaders held a Wednesday night meeting as federal authorities ordered distribution halted after inspectors found most food eaten by adults. Officials said AIM filed a claim for 40006 children. leaders blamed white racism and pledged legal action if needed.
A salesman Harrison died of a heart attack at a company party on company premises. The court ruled the dancing arose out of the job, granting the widow compensation. The ruling noted the event was sponsored by the company to boost employee effort, linking recreation to employment.
President Nixon refused to produce five subpoenaed Watergate tapes to the Senate committee citing reasons. He suggested other presidential records might be provided and said he would cooperate by making information and documents appropriate for the panel available. A court hearing on the tapes was set for shortly after a letter to the judge was received.
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