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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1973
Page
1
A homeowner describes transforming three scorching spots by drive and slope into shaded, productive spaces. Myrtle, honeysuckle, and live oak seedlings created shade, topsoil, and new growth while squash and vetch cooled other areas. Myrtle proved a tough, persistent ground cover for dry sun.
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz tells a House subcommittee that only about one third of the 2.8 million farms are financially viable as commercial operations, with many farms selling under $10,000 annually. Farm income rose on higher prices and is expected to set a 1973 record.
The Oklahoma Senate debates a constitutional approach to the death penalty after a Supreme Court ruling. Lawmakers discuss mandatory vs jury-imposed sentences, with criticism from attorneys that any bill may fail constitutional guidelines. Off farm income and farm structure trends are also noted, detailing USDA projections and farm classifications.
Local Ada Lions Club donated to the Red Cross for storm victims. The amount was $500, but half came from Pryor Lions Club. Pryor sent $250, Ada added $250, and sent a new $500 to the Red Cross.
Oklahoma City House Wildlife Committee approved do pass on SB 144 after 16 amendments over three days. The panel struck a Senate license fee increase, restored the existing fee schedule, and added limits on longbow night hunting. The measure awaits joint conference action as amendments go to a new printing of the Code.
Washington reports rising interest in home gardening as rising food costs spur families to plant vegetables and raise small livestock. Weather has hampered crops, while seed firms warn of higher prices and lower germination. State horticulturists estimate about 85 million home gardeners with a trend toward mini gardens and backyard livestock.
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