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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1973

Page

5

Farmers urge stock withholding to push meat boycott push

The National Farmers Organization tells members to withhold hogs cattle and lambs from sale amid plunging hog prices and declining cattle prices. The group plans 15 city farmer meetings as a nationwide meat boycott gains momentum with rallies and school and restaurant actions reported nationwide.

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Bank Robbery Foiled as Bandits Flee Into Texas

Oklahoma and Texas police pursued three armed suspects who robbed the First National Bank of Colbert Oklahoma and escaped across the Red River into Texas. A Dennison officer said the loss was estimated at about $74,000.

Colbert Okla Oklahoma Texas First National Bank of Red River Dennison Tex Jerry Horn Horn

Bank Robbers In Carroll County Steal From Bank

Three men robed a bank at 1 p m escaping in a car. A customer, Mike Hollingshead, chased the vehicle and provided a license plate. Authorities say up to five men may have been involved. a black suspect was detained for questioning.

Dennison Mike Hollingshead

The Liberated Gardener Continues On

A gardener recounts action to save distressed turf plants. The narrator uses a hose and turf gun to soak the soil around roots and observes green returning to leaves within about four days.

Salvation Army Board Installed at Ada Banquet

The Salvation Army Advisory Board met at East Central State College Student Union with over 100 attendees. Ralph F. Smith of Citizens Bank of Ada was installed as chairman, replacing Jack Bates, with Billy R. Bryan as vice chairman, Dr. William R. Lewis as secretary, and Benton O Neal as treasurer. Maj. Joseph B. Matthews gave the principal address.

Salvation Army Advisory Board East Central State College Ralph F. Smith Citizens Bank of Ada Jack Bates Billy R. Bryan William R. Lewis Benton O’neal

Subpoenas Issued In Senate Probe Oklahoma City

A Senate investigation into the Oklahoma Industrial Development Department began with director Art Lindberg and Tulsa consultant Don Tidmore subpoenaed to testify. Sen. Norman Lamb said they are the only witnesses cited so far, and the hearing started at 9 a.m. after a brief meeting with Lindberg and Gov. Hall's press secretary Ed Hardy.

Oklahoma City Senate State Industrial Development Department Art Lindberg Tulsa Don Tidmore Norman Lamb R-Enid Lindberg Tidmore Lamb Ed Hardy David Hall

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