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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
1
A garden writer argues for early dawn spraying with Malathion and Isotox to control pests. He notes cooler, less-damaging spray, praises fewer chips, and rejects late or excessive spraying while urging proactive hose shower baths to curb bug numbers before they strip plants of sap and ruin blossoms.
A White House staff and Lyndon Allin compile a daily digest of about 130 readers from some 30 newspapers and major wires. The summaries cover news and editorials, with special treatment for TV reports and weeklies, while omitting certain outlets like The Washington Post and Time.
Washington AP reports soaring feed costs and weather disrupted the spring pig crop. USDA projections show Corn Belt hog output down as farmers halt planned increases, with prices volatile and political fuel policy looming over agricultural planning.
The Senate Watergate inquiry battles over who tells the truth about the cover up. President Nixon denies involvement and knowledge of the scheme, while John W. Dean testifies Nixon knew of the cover up. The White House counters by accusing Dean of guiding the cover up and causing the crisis, leaving the core facts unclear.
Pontotoc County farmers should immediately report any critical fuel shortages to the ASCS office. Bennett L. Sherrer, executive director of Pontotoc Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, says local or state issues will be escalated to Washington, D. C. for OOG attention. He warns against overbuying and stresses equitable distribution to ensure fuel for harvest.
Oklahoma Governor David Hall appointed Jack C. Parish of Tishomingo to the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission to fill the unexpired Fourth District term created by the resignation of Chairman William Morgan. Parish, a former eight year member, brings wildlife knowledge and a business background to the panel.
Leaders of the National Milk Producers Federation warn the Nixon administration's price freeze and rising production costs will trigger milk shortages and force producers to cut back operations unless relief is provided. They criticize expanded foreign dairy imports as worsening long term prospects despite brief consumer relief.
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