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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
4
A local column catalogs absurdly wet conditions and oddities from spring floods to soggy yards. Reports mention carfish in backyards, salamanders, crawdads in power beds, mossy weeds, damp houses, and a flooded swimming pool, all illustrating an unusually humid season.
A trucker’s defective trailer hitch causes a crash injuring another driver. Courts stress that owners must use reasonable care and follow local safety rules for trailers. Not all injuries are the driver’s fault. accidents may be unavoidable.
Tokyo AP reports China confirmed a hydrogen bomb detonation for defense and to break the nuclear monopoly. Peking Radio said the explosion occurred over western China, detected by several nations, five days after a U S Soviet summit accord on preventing nuclear war amid France planning a Pacific test.
The week proves educational as pain teaches well being and independence. Birds illustrate parental care, eventual eviction, and the need for self reliance, while people show devotion to duties and loyalty to institutions. Mobility and privacy challenge neighborly cooperation, yet devotion and civic duty persist, hinting a brighter future.
The piece argues the commandment honors parents for the benefit of children, citing Exodus and Ephesians. It stresses reciprocal respect within the home, with parents avoiding provocation and children maintaining obedience. Mutual respect, not one-way duty, yields a fuller life.
Farmers must report needs to ASCS before aid, as supply and distribution woes drive higher demand for fuel. Sherret notes U S gasoline use averages 47 million barrels weekly while production runs about 43 million. State and federal agencies pursue solutions, with ASCS offering a critical shortage monitoring service for all county farmers.
Senate questions press Dean to clarify his differing stories and the President's denials. Dean refuses to pledge truth until more witnesses appear, while Nixon has not directly addressed the accusations. White House spokesmen cite a May statement denying knowledge, which Dean disputes as inaccurate.
Atoka District Attorney Jack McGahey filed charges against Peggy Garside former Atoka City treasurer following a six month Crime Bureau probe. She is charged with embezzling 778.70 from 129200.63 missing from Water and sewer funds. Arraignment date set.
In Great Bend Kansas a tiny office directs custom combines for the massive 10 million acre wheat crop. Jim Day, a junior high math teacher, heads the Kansas Harvest Control with secretary Joan Wagner as they channel daily reports from 60 relocation reps across the state. Daily bulletins go to state employment stations, newsmen, and one New York recipient. Day handles 40 to 50 calls each day as operators seek field guidance.
A new program named PEP Persuived Exercise Program is sponsored by Central state lodge and Valley View Hospital to strengthen heart lung capacity. The plan targets post cardiac and at risk adults across a 12 county area with medically supervised stress tests and cardiologist guided personalized regimens.
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