Around The County UNION HILL Continued Notes
Rhynes Sr and Evylene Rhynes with James Rimes Jr and family visited Harnest Lancaster’s household. Harold Long Bill Delozier and Connie Shropshire with Shawn called on the Lancaster family recently.
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Rhynes Sr
Evylene Rhynes
James’ Rimes Jr
Calvin
Harnest Lancaster
Harold Long
Bill Delozier
Connie Shropshire
Shawn
Phil Rhynes
James Rhynes Sr
Don Allison
Ada
James Rhynes Jr
Wool producers vote deadline nears amid ASP program talks
Producers discuss completing a two thirds vote on a new wool price support plan. If not approved, no deductions will be taken from 1971 wool payments and the ASP program would continue only under current reserve fund rules until a new agreement is approved. Ballots are being mailed to known wool and lamb producers with a June 18 deadline for receipt at the county ASCS office.
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Reserve Fund
Earnest Lan
ASCS
Tishomingo
Lessig Vert
Oklahoma salvage digs reveal early trading post and Wybark site finds
Archaeology from Route construction near Muskogee and Okay uncovered extensive artifacts. Excavations at the Wybark site and a Verdigris near Okay trading post revealed mussel tempered Creek pottery, bison bone hoes, musket parts, coins 1939 to 1941, English china, trade beads, buttons, bear traps, and indicates heavy lab work backing field discoveries.
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Wagoner County
Arkansas
Highway Department
West Bank
Oklahoma
New State Law Grants Districts Power Over Resource Plans
The new legislation empowers districts to operate and maintain conservation projects by contracts with agencies and to form administrative arrangements. The State Conservation Commission will review and coordinate plans, resolve conflicts, and districts must develop long-range plans listing resource needs and priorities. Public hearings and county municipal consultations are mandated to gather input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Penn Central Proposes $1.24B NYC Land Sale
Penn Central Transportation Co proposes selling land and buildings within a 10 block by 29 acre area in Midtown Manhattan. The package includes hotels such as the Commodore and Roosevelt and rights for air space above Grand Central Terminal. Sale hinges on federal bankruptcy court approval amid a broader disposal of nonrail assets.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central Transportation Co
New York City
Commodore
Roosevelt
Biltmore
Barclay Hotels
Madison Avenue
Lexington Avenue
42Nd Street
52Nd Street
Texas
Florida
Penn Central
Department of Transportation
New York
Grand Central Terminal
U.S. District Court
Indian Institute At East Central Ends Tomorrow
About 87 Indian teacher aides attend a two week institute at East Central State College funded by the Indian Section of the State Department of Education. The program blends Indian history culture and classroom skills to aid aides in diverse classrooms with Indian and non Indian students. Directors praise the program noting strong participation from aides across tribes and improved understanding of functions and responsibilities.
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East Central State College
State Department of Education
Wendell Altmiller
Altmiller
Overton James
State Department
James
Education Department
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Virgil N. Harrington
Muskogee
Sid Carney
Anadarko
Pratt National Park
Sulphur
Helen Johnson
Obituary notices for multiple Oklahoma residents
A list of death notices from Ada Coalgate Stratford Tupelo and nearby towns includes Patrick Andrew Lynch 75 Coalgate died May 27 Leonard Funeral Home. Norr Hampton Potter 97 Stratford died May 29 Stratford-Pickard. Guy Richard Johns 43 Ada died May 25 Smith Funeral Home. Ben Brunner Twyman 69 Stratford died in May. Robert C Bob Austell 75 Ada died May 30 Criswell Funeral Home. Clyde Chapman 72 Ada died May 1 Smith Funeral Home. W J Jody Roberts 75 Ada died May 31 Criswell. Geneva Sue Jones 15 Tupelo died May 31 Leonard Funeral Home Caai ate. Loma Bingham 82 former Ada resident died June 2 Criswell Funeral Home.
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Patrick Andrew Lynch
Coalgate
Leonard
Norr Hampton Potter
Stratford
Stratford-Pickard
Guy Richard Johns
Ada
Smith Funeral
Ben Brunner Twyman
Robert C
Bob” Austell
Criswell
Alter
Clyde Chapman
W. J
Jody" Roberts
Criswell Funeral
Geneva Sue Jones
Tupelo
Caaiate
Loma Bingham
Crisswell Funeral
Milk grade rules alter pricing and marketing plans
Dechant notes none of this Grade B milk shares in federal order pricing though it equals Grade A in quality. Much milk could soon qualify as Grade A for sale in fresh fluid form. Hardin says the study aims to find marketing methods for newly qualified Grade A milk with minimal impact on sales patterns.
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Dechant
Hardin
Traditional Cookie and Panned Cake Recipes Compilation
A compact collection of multiple dessert recipes detailing ingredients and steps. Includes butter honey cookies with spiced dry mix, store instructions, and large fruit cakes baked in coffee cans or leaf pans. Provides temperatures, times, and chilling or standing steps.
House Okays Job Plan Over Nixon Veto Threat
The House passed a $1 billion public service jobs plan despite administration opposition, while voting down a $2 billion revenue-sharing alternative. The measure would fund immediate outlays and yearly $1 billion programs for three years, targeting areas with high unemployment, as Nixon faces potential vetoes.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Congress
NATO Leaders Discuss Troop Reductions in Lisbon
In Lisbon, NATO foreign ministers opened a two day talks with a Soviet offer to negotiate troop reductions in Europe. The session followed an urban guerilla bombing near Lisbon and included high level discussions among Rogers and foreign ministers from Britain, France, and West Germany on German issues and West Berlin pressure.
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Lisbon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ajuda
Europe
Marcello Caetano
Portugal
United States
William P. Rogers
Rogers
NATO
Enrollment Ends Saturday for Ada Swimming Program
Ada Kiwanis Club urges parents to enroll youngsters before Saturday noon for the annual swimming program. Lessons run 9 am to 12 pm daily in the First National Bank conference room, with a $4 fee and a doctor's health certificate. Children must be six or older. courses cover beginner to advanced levels and a lifesaving course at Wintersmith August 9 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Riley Young
Kiwanis Club
Greater Ada
First National Bank and Trust Co
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Ada Speedway
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