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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1975

Page

5

Winters Testifies In Fraud Trial In Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City state treasurer Leo Winters prepares to testify in his second federal mail fraud trial. Prosecutors and defense expect cross examination by U S Attorney William Burket and a jury of 12. The case ties to former public relations man Ross Cummings, once indicted but dismissed, with prior testimony detailing Winters personal finances and fund raising.

Oklahoma City Leo Winters Winters Ross Cummings Cummings U. S. Atty William R. Burkett U. S. District Court Wesley E. Brown

Severe storms force Stillwater residents from homes

About 150 Stillwater families evacuated as Boomer Creek rose after nearly four inches of rain. nationwide storms spawned 60 mph winds hail and tornadoes across central Oklahoma injuring four in Oklahoma City and causing property damage in several counties.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Stillwater Boomer Creek Oklahoma State University Cleveland Highway Patrol Cushing Stroud Depew Blackwell Tonkawa Ponca City Kay County National Weather Service

Gulf Oil Stations Seized By Peru in Expropriation

Peru's military government expropriated Gulf Oil Corp stations, giving PetroPeru a monopoly on marketing petroleum. Gulf, which has five of the 13 Gulf-branded stations, also sells crude and lubricants to private firms and the government. No compensation was mentioned.

Lima, Peru Gulf Oil Corporation PetroPeru Peru U.S Gulf Edwin McCain McCain

Sadat Aims to Keep Syria Iraq From Breaking Ties

Egyptian President Anwar Sadat tours the region visiting Baghdad and Damascus to avert a rupture in Syria Iraq relations over Euphrates water rights. Tensions rise as Syria closes offices and expels Iraqi staff while Iraq accuses Damascus of violations.

Associated Press Anwar Sadat Syria Iraq Baghdad Damascus Euphrates River Sadat Middle East Amman Baath Socialist Rty

Lake View Nursing Home Closed for Fire Hazard in Eufaula

The Lake View Nursing Home in Eufaula was shut by the state Fire Marshal as a fire hazard. Twenty three residents were relocated: thirteen to local facilities and ten to McAlester or relatives. Fire damage totaled twenty thousand dollars from an April 5 incident. Owner Myrtle Strugo criticized short notice. officials cited communication issues.

Eufaula Eufaula, Okla Lake View Nursing Home State Welfare Department McAlester Myrtle Strugo Welfare Department

May Day on Wall Street Signals New Price Competition

Wall Street eyes May 1 as fixed commissions end after two centuries. The SEC abolished fixed charges to let investors shop for lowest prices and services. Analysts urge caution on how many NYSE firms survive while institutions dominate trading.

Securities and Exchange Commission New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange Wall Street Edward I. O’brien Securities Industry Association Brokers O’brien NYSE

Amtrak's Paul Reistrup Leads Effort to Speed Nation

Amtrak president Paul Reistrup, in his second month, tours the system from 30th Street Station and vows faster, safer trains. He cites track wear, generator failures, and vandalism as speed barriers while pressing Congress for track rebuilding and avoiding fare hikes to retain riders.

Philadelphia 30Th Street Washington Paul Reistrup Amtrak Reistrup Baltimore & Ohio Illinois Central Gulf Congress

Deer Overpopulation and Deaths Plague Presque Isle Park

In Presque Isle State Park Erie Pennsylvania deer die in large numbers due to overpopulation starvation and disease. Park protectors have used hypodermic darts to drug 127 deer for relocation while noting many succumbed to weakness under sedation. The peninsula hosts no hunters or natural predators drawing many visitors.

Erie Presque Isle State Park Andy Martin Nine-Mile Park Pennsylvania Martin

Ada Hobos Plan Leisure Camping With Motor Homes

Ada Hobos a 36 member group affiliated with the National Hikers and Campers Association lease 40 acres near Byrd's Mill spring for monthly camps and regional trips. Bill and Marlena Lee lead the retired group which favors leisure living over roughing it with motor homes and travel trailers.

Ada’s Yesteryear Ada Hobos Group National Hikers and Campers Association Ada Hobos, Inc Byrd Ada Hobos , Inc Byrd’s Mill Ada Hobos Bill Marlena Lee

HUD Grants Ada Nod for City Hiring Plan

The Department of Housing and Urban Development tentatively approved Ada’s affirmative action hiring program on Tuesday after minor plan changes. HUD funding of 337000 in Community Development aid hinges on final approval, with Dick Stephenson of Ada Urban Renewal Authority presenting the plan.

Department of Housing and Urban Development City of Ada HUD Dick Stephenson Ada Urban Renewal Authority Stephenson Kiwanis Club Monay

First Rain Slippery After Dry Spells Warns Goodyear

Akron based Goodyear Motor Sports Club cautions drivers when rain first hits after a dry period oil on highways mixes with water making roads slick as ice. If heavy rain lasts about 20 minutes the oil washes away but until then drivers should reduce speeds and avoid sharp braking or turning.

Secret LEIU Data Bank Tracks 18 905 Names Nationwide

The Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit using 1.3 million federal funds maintains the Interstate Organized Crime Index with 18 905 names. LEIU gathers data on organized crime and some officials fear it also records political dissenters and curious civilians. The IOСI, housed in the California Department of Justice, stems from LEAA grants aimed at crime control.

Washington Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit LEIU Telligence Division California Department of Justice Law Enforcement Assistance Administration LEAA

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