OSU cattle expert explains benefits of cross breeding
Dr. Richard A. Frahm of the Oklahoma State College and Extension Agriculture spoke to Ada Rotary Club guests about cross breeding cattle. He described the commercial cow of the future as a Heinz type cross, potentially three to five way, and outlined slide shown concepts while answering questions.
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OSA
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Frahm
Oklahoma
Jersey
Swiss
Dyrahm
Governor Sets Bar on Future Oklahoma Legislation
Oklahoma Governor David Hall vows no more fights on his behalf this session with bills tied to the budget redistricting or adjournment. House leaders aim to wrap up bills and push for early adjournment while redistricting splits Oklahoma County and data on cross breeding beef cattle dominates farm notes.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Highway Department
Chickasaws Add More Housing
Overton James the Chickasaw governor told the Housing Authority that Carl Albert the House speaker said 150 mutual help homes have been released for the authority. Proposals on these homes will be taken in April. The total mutual help homes for the ti county area of the Old Chickasaw Nation reaches 770, excluding leased or low rent projects.
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Overton James
Housing Authority
Carl Albert
House of Representatives
James
Ti-County
Chickasaw Nation
Hearing Opens On Fair Market Value For Gas
Oklahoma City AP reports the state Corporation Commission opened a hearing on its power to set a fair market value for gas produced in Oklahoma. The action follows Dan R Dunnett's petition to establish a fair price and Harvey Cody's initial filing last December.
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Oklahoma City
State Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
Dan R. Dunnett
The
Corporation Commission
Conservation Division
Harvey Cody
Commission
Cody
Carl Albert Blasts Nixon Economic Policies in Speech
In Houston House Speaker Carl Albert criticizes Nixon economic policies at a Casey fundraiser. Albert cites three years of economic trouble, noting 75 percent industrial capacity and 6 percent unemployment, and praises Casey while outlining congressional actions on unemployment and wage controls. Attending congressmen include Teague Burleson Brooks Yung Pickle Flood Murphy. The article then shifts to a note about Hardwar in India prohibiting meat, fish, and eggs to protect sacred sanctity.
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Carl Albert
D-Okla
Albert
Nixon
Bob Casey
Congress
Casey
House
Olin Teague
Omar Burleson
Jack Brooks
John Yung
Jake Pickle
Texas
Daniel J. Flood
Pennsylvania
John Murphy
New York
Hardwar
Ganges River
India
Eskimo scouts report on ice shelf incidents
A North region note describes Eskimo families serving as U S Army scouts reporting unusual radio chatter on ice shelf fronts. The piece touches on other unrelated items about patents, London music groups, Vancouver youth business ideas, and California bridge plans.
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U.S. Army
Ice Shelf
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