Notice to Creditors in Lucy Rollow Estate Ada OK 1973
In the matter of the estate of Lucy T Rollow deceased No P 73 68 district court Pontotoc County Oklahoma notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers to executor 107 South Townsend Ada OK within two months of first publication or be barred dated June 7 1973 s W H Rollow Jr George B Thompson Johnson Thompson 107 S Townsend Ada OK 74820 6 7 2tw. In the matter of the estate of Homer Burkhart deceased case No P 72 130 Cecil Burkhart administrator with will annexed filed final account and petition for determination of heirs final settlement and discharge hearing set for Friday July 6 1973 at 10 00 a m in Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada OK all interested show cause why account should not be settled and estate distributed discharge dated June 14 1973 /s SEE RB WEST judge of the district court Charles D Mayhue Mayhue Kerr Mayhue Ada OK 74820 6 14 2tw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy T. Rollow
Ee Rollow
South Townsend
P. O. Box X
Ada
Oklahoma
Nance
Pontotoc County
Homer Burkhart
Cecil Burkhart
State of Oklahoma
Property suit in Pontotoc seeks Allen land ownership
In Pontotoc County District Court Perry Blue and Clara Blue sue C B Maples or unknown successors for ownership of all of Lot Sixteen in Block Twenty Four Commercial Addition to Allen Oklahoma. Plaintiffs allege Maples and successors have no right to the property and set a July 26 1973 answer deadline with a court judgment pending. Deputy clerk Wayne Joplin notes. Attorney R Burl Harris represents plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Perry Blue
Clara C. Blue
CC . Maples
C. B. Maples
Allen
Oklahoma
Scrip From Coal Mines Becomes Collector Treasure
In Oak Ridge Tennessee collectors pay up to 75 dollars for a single coal mine scrip token once used in company stores. R R Tippy of the National Scrip Collectors Association notes its value and historic use while explaining its limited purchasing power outside mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Tennessee
R. R. Tippy
The
National Scrip Collectors Association
SODA Delegates To Discuss FHA Waste Loan
Atoka meeting between Southern Oklahoma Waste Disposal Authority and Farmers Home Administration discussed a $499,500 FHA loan to fund a public waste disposal trust. The trust includes two members from Pontotoc, Coal, Atoka, Johnson and Marshall counties to aid five counties in meeting the 1970 Solid Waste Act goals. If approved, Ada's sanitary landfill will serve Allen, Francis, Byng and Roff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka
Southern Oklahoma Waste Disposal Authority
Farmers Home Administration
Atoka State Bank
FHA
Waste Disposal Authority
Pontotoc
Coal
Johnson
Marshall
Oklahoma
Allen
Francis
Byng
Roff
Ada
Lettuce Prices Soar In Oklahoma And Nation
Lettuce costs jump everywhere as rain and labor pressures hit supply. Oklahoma City and Tulsa average 59 cents a head, up over 20 cents in two months, with 29 cents seen last year in OKC. Experts foresee slow relief, possibly by mid June if rains stay away and new plantings mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Safeway Stores, Inc
Larry Locklin
Puddin Lane Iga
Cox
O'Nces
Salinas
Calif
Bill Dorsett
Affiliated Food Stores, Inc
Dorsett
GOP Leaders Abandon Plan To Block Antiwar Amendment
GOP sources say leaders dropped efforts to defeat the Case-Church antiwar amendment on Vietnam Cambodia and Laos in the State Department bill. Senator Eagleton plans to push a separate Cambodia Laos bombing limit amendment despite new Paris talks. Kissinger to brief senators as the measure stalls in conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Southeast Asia
U.S
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
GOP
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Paris
Henry Kissinger
North Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Eagleton
Senate
House
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Attorneys General Vote To Ask For Oil Task Force
The National Association of Attorneys General voted unanimously to urge Congress to create a special task force to probe the energy crisis with focus on the oil industry and possible federal anti trust violations. Members cited rising gasoline and fuel oil prices as justification for the inquiry. A Watergate investigation measure failed 15 to 12 along party lines despite some Democrats supporting it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
National Association of Attorneys General
Congress
Missouri
John C. Danforth
Danforth
Robert H. Quinn
Massachusetts
Windmills of the future power source for New England and beyond
Advocates say wind energy could meet all six New England states demand by 2000 if national resources are mobilized. They project wind could provide about ten percent of U S energy by 1990. The technology already powers an aeronautical engineer in northern Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
United States
Maine
Oklahoma AIM Meet Still In Flux Over Location
Washington AP reports plans for the AIM convention remain unsettled. Clyde Bellecourt says Oklahoma coordinators will meet in Oklahoma to plan, with Pawnee as a likely site but others noting timing and venue depend on Wounded Knee trial progress. Rick McArthur cites uncertainty and possible relocation to a calmer site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AIM
Clyde Bellecourt
Militant
Indian Organization
Oklahoma
Bellecourt
Minneapolis
Pawnee
Okla
Rick McArthur
AIM leaders eye national convention after Wounded Knee
McArthur says AIM needs a national convention to unite after Wounded Knee. He discusses choosing a peaceful location such as Michigan or Minnesota if Oklahoma proves hostile, and avoiding trouble while planning the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Michigan
Minnesota
McArthur
Federal gas tax hike ruled out by Shultz
Washington Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz said a federal gasoline tax increase is very unlikely. He had signaled the administration was considering a 4 cent per gallon bump to curb usage, but he dismissed the proposal at a press conference tied to Nixon's 60 day price freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Nixon
Public TV Watergate Broadcasts Pinch Local Coverage Group
Watergate hearings gavel to gavel broadcasts could help local stations but strain the National Public Affairs Center for Television. James Karayn, president, notes the financial pinch faced by the outfit covering the hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Public Television
National Public Affairs Center For Television
James Karayn
Public TV Center Hears Urgency Over Funding Gap
Officials say live hearings cost $12,000 daily to air and record. Viewer response exceeds 70,000 letters in support, but funding is tight. They can cover through June but must tap into funds for next year, drawing on a promised $800,000 from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and $1.5 million hoped from Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Ford
PBS center faces funding shortfall risking fall series
Karaya warns the center may cancel one of four fall series without more funds. The PBS hearings coverage funds rely on viewer donations, with WNET reporting $45,000 from May 17 start. national totals are undetermined but Karaya estimates about $750,000. Public Broadcasting Service broadcasts reach about 90 percent of 234 member stations, who solicit funds during pauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karaya
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
Wnet Here
Sta
United States
Shadow Market For Gasoline Emerges As Shortage Bites
New York AP reports a growing shadow market where independent gas station chains pay premium prices to distributors for fuel. Independents describe a moonlight gasoline scene at the wholesale level, with major oil companies reluctant to comment while some sales to private brand chains exceed standard rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Grant For Area Gets Approval
The Economic Development Administration approved an annual grant of 49378 dollars for the Southern Oklahoma Development Association. The funds cover salaries for six full time staff under the SODA program serving Atoka Bryan Carter Coal Garvin Johnston Love Marshall Murray and Pontotoc counties. Milton Murphy SODA planning director said the grant is 75 percent federal funds and 29 percent funding from the ten counties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economic Development Administration
Southern Oklahoma Development Association
SODA
Atoka
Bryan
Carter
Coal
Garvin
Johnston
Love
Marshall
Murray
Pontotoc
Milton Murphy
Soda Planning
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L. T. Rollow
Lucy Rollow
S—W. H. Rollow JR
George B. Thompson
Johnson & Thompson
S. Townsend P.O. Box
Adta
Charles D. Mayhue
Conn
Mayhue
Kerr & Mayhue
P.O
C.B. Maples
Carl Stewart
S Wayne Joplin
R. Burl Harris
P.O. Box
Associated Press
California
Jim Newman
Kimberling’s
Locklin
Sipes Food Market, Inc
Terri Cox
Sipes
Attorneys General
America
Wounded Knee
Mike Haney
Haney
Memphis, Tenn
Cherokee Country
Watergate
Tion
Og&e
Muskogee
Shady Gas Market
F.D.I.C
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