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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
4
Experts foresee the next decade bringing nine new service industry jobs for every manufacturing or agricultural role. As household tech advances from lawnmowers to air conditioning to computers, more repairs will be needed and skilled service workers will be in high demand. The piece argues the nation’s strength hinges on a growing, well staffed service sector.
Stratford and Ada residents from Oklahoma are listed with ages and death dates ranging March 1 to March 8. Funeral homes include Pickard Smith Criswell and others. Names include Floyd L Keeth Lucille Price Hogan Billie Killcrease Clara Emerson Amanda Sizemore Linda Luttrell Leon Luttrell Joe Thompson Charlie Tucker Jewel Boyd Cas Sady.
A speaker discusses human freedom and suffering with a high school teacher. He argues evil results from free choice, compares God to a parent pleased by genuine decisions, and stresses accountability before God. Humans are blessed yet responsible as stewards, with judgement for how they use what they receive.
A large Ardmore crowd bid on 51 performance tested bulls at the Noble Foundation Sale on Feb 25. Forty four sales at an average of $827.44. seven animals passed out. Top bull was an Angus from Carl ton Corbin Fittstown bought by L. D. Warnum for $3500. 4.21 lb daily gain. Second high, a Polled Hereford from Joe Edgington Barnsdall sold to Elmo Elliott for $1250.
Two East Central sociology faculty will attend the Southwestern Sociological Association meeting in Dallas from March 22 to 24. Jack Nelson will read The Effects of Institutionalization Upon Nursing Home Residents and Norman Thygesen will present Demographic Factors Related To the Participation of Rural Community Leaders in Voluntary Associations.
A law case states that doctor fees depend on the quality of work, not results. It notes a surgeon may charge more to wealthier patients while maintaining a constant duty of care. The judge affirms equal care for paupers and millionaires, regardless of payment.
A reflective collection of quips and moral vignettes about kindness humor and everyday life. The verse and anecdotes emphasize small acts of courtesy and the wisdom found in simple perceptions from family meals to workplace scenes.
Oklahoma wildlife officials report trapping 36 Eastern turkey at four sites in four counties on February 23 as part of a plan to establish a huntable flock from the Arkansas line to Highway 69. Lowry notes the birds are more wary than Rio Grande turkeys and require camouflaged gear and nets for capture.
Police found Leon Luttrell and his wife Linda dead at 531 W 15th in a bed room scene described as murder and death by own action. Luttrell, 48, a former Ada police officer, shot Linda four times then died by suicide with a .32 revolver. The couple left two children with relatives. DA Gordon Melson noted Linda’s wounds and Luttrell’s single wound. The bodies were discovered after a family member reported concern.
Former East Central State College president’s son Bill Linschied presents an 85 piece one man show at Amato Opera Theatre in Manhattan. Works span media and themes after eight years painting clowns. Exhibition runs through March with a sale planned for April 1.
John E. Lee Jr of the Economic Research Service outlined outlook figures at the National Agricultural Outlook Conference. Projections show U.S. farms shrinking from about 2.8 million in 1971 to 2.1 million by 1985, with superfarms earning 167 percent more and accounting for about two thirds of food and fiber.
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