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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1972

Page

15

Oklahoma City Symphony to Perform Here April 13

The Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra led by Dr Guy Fraser Harrison will play in Science Hall Auditorium on April 13 at 10 am and 8 pm. Morning concert is free for students. evening admission is $1.50 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12. The group, once near liquidation, now maintains solid finances and offers a subscription series with acclaimed soloists.

Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra Guy Fraser Harrison Science Hall America The Symphony van Cliburn Byron Janis Issac Stern Elizabeth Harwood Harrison East Central Cultural Activities Committee Ada Arts and Humanities Council Ada Public Schools

Senator Bellmon Draws Fire On Busing Vote

Oklahoma City AP reports Senator Henry Bellmon faced criticism from the 5th District GOP for voting against a Griffin proposal to strip federal courts of power to order school desegregation busing. Bellmon and Senator Fred Harris, a Democrat, both opposed the proposal while the Senate approved it 43 to 40.

Oklahoma City 5Th Congressional District Republican Committee Henry Bellmon Bellmon Fred Harris Robert P. Griffin R-Mich Senate

Chickasha Named All America City for 1968 Honors

Chickasha Oklahoma named one of nine All America Cities by National Urban League and Saturday Evening Post for 1968. Civic action created jobs and growth with 1.4 million industrial park, new industry and expanded firms generating over 800 jobs.

Chickasha Okla National Urban League Saturday Evening Post Beloit Wis Carbondale Ill Jamaica N.Y Lowell Mass North Branford

Oklahoma City police officers cleared in woman’s death

District Court Judge Clarence Mills acquitted three Oklahoma City officers of manslaughter in the Feb 19 shooting death of Marie O'Brien after a high speed chase. The pickup they pursued ran a roadblock, fled for 10 miles at up to 100 mph, overturned, and the officers said they fired only to stop the vehicle.

Oklahoma City Clarence Mills Marie O’brien Miss O’brien Kenneth P. Uffen James Winters Paul Darragh

Oklahoma City driver charged after fatal pickup crash

The bullet that killed Miss O'Brien could not be identified by ballistics. Darryl Alan Young, 28, of Oklahoma City, was seriously injured and hospitalized Saturday. He faces two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. Hungarian people hope to hug a hog for luck on New Year's Eve.

Miss O’brien Darryl Alan Young Oklahoma City

Congress Weighs Nationwide Noise Control Bill

Congress considers a federal push to curb transport and construction noise affecting at least 80 million Americans. Rep. Paul G. Rogers says the plan would empower the EPA to set emission standards and identify major noise sources across construction equipment transport motors and engines and electronic devices.

Rogers House Environmental Protection Agency

Around the World Briefs Highlight Unusual News Events

A Paris Lyon resident planted hemp seeds from parrot feed sparking police inquiry after 355 of the resulting plants proved narcotic in fall. In Solihull, Inspector Kenneth Smythe, 54, retires to become an Anglican priest, saying policemen and clergy serve communities. A cafe decoy in Atlanta offered free coffee to ladies to lure men. Harry Riding, 39, of Blackburn, England, trains for a hot mustard eating contest by consuming a pound weekly.

Martha Giselle Lyon France Solihull England Kenneth Smythe Smythe Harry Riding Blackburn

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