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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1972

Page

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Cattle quarantines stay in effect in southwestern states

The Agriculture Department will not lift cattle quarantines in the Southwest until scabies outbreaks are eradicated. Quarantines cover 24 Texas counties, 16 in Oklahoma, and four in New Mexico with cases also traced to Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Colorado. Inspections, movements only of certified cattle, and treatments continue as authorities push to eradicate mites. Farmers Home Administration releases show FHA loans to 2,117 families over five years raised net worth from 18,490 to 31,740 and net income from 6,410 to 9,100, with average borrowers aged 45, married, two children.

Washington Agriculture Department Southwest Animal and Plant Health Service Denver Colo Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Kansas Nebraska Iowa Colorado Farmers Home Administration FHA

Murray to host large FFA interscholastic contests

Murray State College in Tishomingo Oklahoma will host the annual FFA Interscholastic Contests with 1600 to 1800 students and sponsors arriving on campus. Contests begin April 3 with speech and chapter meeting, continuing April 4 with events across judging and speaking competitions. Winners receive an April 11 awards banquet in Murray.

Tishomingo, Okla Spl Agriculture Department Murray State College Harold Fogleman Murray FFA Fogleman Murray Gymnasium Clyde Kindell Rick Griffin Cleo Collins Southeast

Meat Price Drop Expected From Chains Meeting

Washington AP meat price outlook hinges on market forces after a two hour session with top government officials. John Connally and Earl Butz, with 12 major grocers, forecast a decline in meat prices within 140 days, tied to carcass beef trends, not government action. Mills warned of possible across the board price freeze if inflation persists, while retailers commit to weekly price reports. The grocers present included Safeway, Acme Markets, Grand Union, Kroger, Stop & Shop, and others.

Washington John B. Connally Earl L. Butz Nixon Council of Economic Advisers Connally William Mitchell Safeway Stores Mitchell Mills Safeway Acme Markets Inc Allied Supermarkets Inc First National Stores Inc Grand Union Co Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co Jewel Tea Co. Inc Kroger Co Lucky Stores National Tea Co Stop & Shop Co. Inc Supermarkets General

Little Sahara and surrounding wonders lure Oklahoma travelers

In Watonga Oklahoma a desert like landscape unfolds within a 41 mile radius offering dunes along the Cimarron River, Cedar Canyon, Castle Rock and Chimney Rock. Nearby Alabaster Cavern State Park features gypsum caves and a natural bridge. Boiling Springs State Park and Glass Mountains add forest, springs, and scenic geology. The region invites a visit as a compact scenic tour and starting with camels at Little Sahara.

Oklahoma Cimarron Castle Rock Chimney Rock Cedar Canyon Oklahoma 50 Alabaster Cavern Alabaster Medicine Lodge Little Sahara Boiling Springs State Park Woodward Cold Springs Here U.S. 60 Glass Mountains Oriental

Senator inhofe accuses Winters of bank borrowing

Oklahoma City AP reports Senator James Inhofe claimed he was told Treasurer Leo Winters borrowed 5.3 million from a bank holding over 8 million in interest-free state deposits. Winters denied the allegations as inaccurate and said Inhofe is swayed by banks and insurance firms. He defended his personal and private finances and demanded full financial disclosures for state officials.

Oklahoma City Leo Winters James Inhofe Tulsa Senate Winters Inhofe Sen. Inhofe Surance

Meeting Slated On County Jail

Pontotoc County commissioners set a public 2 PM Friday meeting in the courthouse to discuss the proposed jail redesign by architect Haskell Olivo. The plan targets a $120 000 budget, with disagreement over whether funds should fund the jail or courthouse repairs after a 1970 five mill levy raised about $145 000.

Pontotoc County Haskell Olivo Norman Olivo Olive

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Ada Pete Winters Canada Mickey Thompson Wilbur Mills House Ways and Means Committee Boston Oklahoma Wonderland Watonga Okla Mid America Mountain States Little 5Abara State Park Cimarron River
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