OSU Cattle Expert Promotes Cross Breeding Benefits
OSU cattle specialist Dr. Richard Frahm spoke at the Ada Rotary Club on cross breeding, outlining potential 20 percent production gains and hybrid vigor. He urged careful breed selection, rotation among three to five breeds, and continued use of purebreds for foundation stock. Frahm discussed Hereford and Angus as core herds with Simmental Jersey Brown Swiss and Charolais trials, noting Jersey value for calves and feed efficiency in Oklahoma conditions.
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Governor Halts New Fights as Oklahoma Legislature Moves to Adjourn
Governor David Hall signals no more battles on the floor, urging budget redistricting or adjournment matters. House aims to finish bills and seek early adjournment while redistricting remains the major hurdle and voters face election pressures.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Highway Department
House
Chickasaws Add More Housing Initiatives
Overton James, governor of the Chickasaw Nation, said Carl Albert told him 150 mutual-help homes were released to the Chickasaw Housing Authority. Proposals on these homes will be considered in April. The total mutual-help homes in the 11county area reach 770, excluding leased or low rent housing.
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Overton James
Housing Authority
Carl Albert
House of Representatives
James
Old
Chickasaw Nation
Hearing Opens On Fair Market Value For Gas
Oklahoma's Corporation Commission began a hearing to determine if it may set a fair market value for gas produced in the state. Dan R. Dunnett filed the request to establish such value, with the action led by Harvey Cody. The petition argues that prices above 20 cents per thousand cubic feet would be fair market value, while most Oklahoma gas sells for less than 20 cents.
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Oklahoma
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Albert Assails Nixon Policies At Casey Dinner
House Speaker Carl Albert criticized President Nixon's economic approach during a Houston fund raiser for Rep. Bob Casey. Albert, leading eight lawmakers at the $100 a plate event, urged a new economic direction amid unemployment and underused industry. Casey defended America and touted his term prospects as other congressmen attended.
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D-Okla
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Nixon
Bob Casey
Congress
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Califor nia to sell Bay bridge in 300 foot sections
A curious notice states that California is selling a San Francisco Bay bridge in 1 500 foot long pieces that can be taken apart in 300 foot sections. The unusual sale is described as legitimate and draws attention to a planned dismantling style for the 1 500 foot structure.
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East River
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San Francisco Bay
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