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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1975

Page

4

Changes in the Wind Push for Ballot Reform in Oklahoma

Governor David Boren advocates a leaner government and shorter ballot. Proposals would merge examiner and auditor jobs, abolish the charities and corrections commissioner, and appoint others instead of electing them. Supporters say the reform would improve efficiency while critics warn it curtails voter choice.

David Boren Oklahoma Commissioner of Charities and Corrections Corrections Department

Medicine Man Catfish Gray Peddles Herbal Cures in West Virginia

Clarence Catfish Gray, a self taught mountain medicine man near Glenwood, practices with a basement clinic offering bitters of 15 herbs. He claims cures for cancer and other ailments, welcomes visitors day or night, and markets herb bags at a dollar for five while sharing sassafras tea and mementos in a homely, scriptured setting.

Glenwood W.va Clarence “Catfish’’ Gray Ohio River Catfish My Groundhog Hole

Moral roots outshine grand relics in Judaic teaching

Lawrence Walthousf recalls a Middle East pilgrimage noting ruins in Egypt Greece Lebanon and Israel. He contrasts ritual ancient religions with Judaism stressing daily ethical conduct over temple worship and the prophets urging right living over rites.

Middle East Greece Egypt Lebanon Israel Temple Jerusalem

Spring Season Prompts Yard Struggles and Moral Reflections

A reflective piece contrasts spring’s work toll with discipline and charity. It weaves lawn care chaos with biblical duty, urging vigilance against vices and urging care for the needy, while noting parental reminders and seasonal fatigue.

Landrith Elected Ada Mayor and council actions

Ada voters elected Paul Landrith as mayor at a noon meeting. Homer Peay became vice mayor. Frank Fleet was sworn in as councilman for ward one. A $98,000 revenue sharing reallocation funded storm sewers, building repairs, police cars, road work, and equipment purchases for multiple departments. Grants totaling $100,000 supported Ard industrial development with Arlington and Mississippi sites.

Ada Paul Landrith Landrith Ada High School Ward Homer Peay Frank Fleet Ward One Drummond Electric Company Reservoir Oklahoma City Irving School Farmers Home Administration Ada Industrial Development Commission Arlington Mississippi Ozarks Regional Commission AIDC

Clyde Barrows Last Letter Hangs On Wall

A handwritten letter dated April 24 1934 from Clyde Barrow to his mother is displayed in Woodville Texas beside Barrow and Bonnie Parker’s corpses. Owner Clyde Gray declined to reveal how he obtained the letter or Barrow’s wallet. The note suggests Barrow planned to leave for Louisiana while Texas Rangers pursued them. The exhibit includes a graphologist analysis describing Barrow as a forceful insecure mama’s boy prone to temper but afraid of women.

Mary Woodville Tex Clyde C. Barrow Clyde Barrow

Retrofit term resurfaces in energy efficiency talk

Valley Forge, Pa. Many words have entered daily speech. Retrofit now means insulating homes to meet new standards and save energy. The term echoed WWII refits of aircraft and ships as tech advanced.

Valley Forge

McDonnell Union Contract To End 13 Week Strike

District 837 of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers plans a Sunday vote on a tentative McDonnell Douglas settlement. If approved by about 12 000 workers the mass meeting would end the 13 week strike the largest world stoppage in U S. The pact includes a 31 cent hourly raise for three years a 7.5 percent cost of living increase first year and removal of all NLRB cases tied to the strike.

ST. Louis International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers McDonnell Douglas Corporation Washington National Labor Relations Board

Canada U S plan binding guarantee for oil gas transit

The Canadian government offers to guarantee transportation of U S gas through Canada and both nations seek a treaty making the guarantee binding. This would bolster cross border movement of crude oil gasoline and natural gas from western to eastern Canada via U S routes, a pivotal economic link.

U.S Canada

Engineers Needed Rochester NY as Jobs Outpace Supply

The University of Rochester predicts U.S. engineering job demand will exceed supply with 5 000 to 6 000 positions going begging over three years. Freshman engineering majors at UR have doubled since 1970, driven by strong demand for chemical nuclear optical and electrical engineers.

University of Rochester Whiting

U.S. Consumers Cut Back On Borrowing In March

Americans reduced debt in March as auto rebates waned, with consumer debt down 462 million to 184.3 billion. Foregin and domestic car sales fluctuated, GM cut dividends, and Greenspan signaled the economy near bottom while stocks rose on optimism.

Associated Press U.S Alan Greenspan President’s Council of Economic Advisers Federal Reserve Board Det Washington Greenspan

Pet hamsters blamed for 1973 disease outbreak

CHICAGO reports that pet hamsters were blamed for a 1973 outbreak of lymphocytic choriomeningitis across upstate New York and other states. In New York 57 cases including 19 in Rochester were linked to hamsters. nationwide up to 4,000 cases occurred just after Christmas 1973.

Chicago New York Rochester United States Journal of the American Medical Association

Ada High School Art Show Showcases Student Works

Ada High School held its annual art show on Monday featuring paintings sketches macrame ceramics and batik works by area students. The displays represented a year of student effort across many arts disciplines.

Ada High School

Zippy Blade Steak Marinade and Broil Guide

Marinade combines vinegar soy sauce oil catsup and garlic then coats a blade steak. Marinate 6 hours or overnight in fridge turning once. Broil 7 to 10 minutes per side for rare to medium doneness yields 3 to 4 servings.

Home Style Beef Ribs and Kabob Marinades From Pantry

Instructions describe preparing beef short ribs with a pineapple onion sauce and a second recipe for beef kebabs marinated in oil lemon mustard and spices. A third dish covers beef tip skewers with ginger soy marinade and potatoes, including grilling times and serving estimates.

Beany Beefburgers and Beef Rounds with Succotash

A recipe set shows how to prepare round steak with carrot and onion topping then simmer with onion soup and succotash for tenderness. It also covers beef patties with a spiced beans sauce served on buns, yielding 6 to 8 servings.

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Beeen Hois Internetene BY Lawrence Walthousf Parthenon Athens Baalbek Herod Tower Road 14Th and Rennie Townsend Ave Morrison Drive Park Department Water Department Clyde Barrows Barrow McDonnell Chrysler Corp Ford General Motors American Motors Artists In Review Pat Upton
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