Special Game Bird Permit Proposed by Oklahoma Wildlife Board
The Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission backs a 3.50 game bird hunting permit to fund state wildlife programs. The permit would apply to dove quail turkey prairie chicken and pheasant with lifetime license holders exempt. A public hearing is set for June 8 in Oklahoma City before final action.
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Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission
Wildlife Department
Farrell Copelin
McCurtain County
Derness
The
Wildlife Commission
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
N. Lincoln
Oklahoma City
Editors Urge Early Submissions From Writers
The editor pleads with writers to submit by Wednesday next week, warning that delays force the copy desk to work overtime. Shirley Hobbs and Norma Woods, both copy setters, graduate from East Central this Thursday, with Jim Woods also graduating.
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Shirley Hobbs
East Central
Norma Woods
Jim
District Approves Conservation Plans on Ada Farms
The district approves conservation plans for farms including Ada residents Bateman Fitts Cooke Davis Jemison Welborn Jones and Peters. Final construction work is accepted on Site 48 Upper Clear Boggy Watershed north of Stonewall and Site 50 east of Stonewall. Two flood control sites Site 19 and Site 21 near Gaar Corner await July 1 funding and bermuda grass sprigging.
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F_ EF. Bateman
Fish Farmer
Fittstown
R. N. Cooke
Davis
Don Jemison
Orange Welborn
Random Jones
R. V. Peters
Ada
Upper Clear
Stonewall
Reba McCarty
Royce Sliger
Willard Sliger
D. C
Gaar Corner
Whitey” Wilburn
Ava Cummins
Mr. Cox
Pontotoc County
Wintersmith Park Concessions Open Sunday
The Kiwanis Club of Greater Ada will open its concession in Wintersmith Park Sunday at 1 p.m. All stands will operate for the summer season following repairs and painting work to ready venues for the new season's activities.
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Kiwanis Club
Greater Ada
Wintersmith Park
Poultry Water Rule Extension Delays Enforcement Action
The Agriculture Department extended a 60 day public comment period to 90 days on a proposed rule to reduce excess water in federally inspected poultry. The measure would empower inspectors to send waterlogged chickens to the drip dry line until dry and market ready. The GAO found poultry processing often adds water beyond allowed limits, with potential consumer cost.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
General Accounting Office
GAO
Legion Chief Praises Nixon Cambodia Policy at Ada Banquet
J Milton Patrick national commander of the American Legion spoke in Ada honoring McCalls Chapel's 16th anniversary. He backed Nixon’s Cambodia move and Vietnam policy while condemning revolutionary dissent and urged upholding government authority and youth welfare programs.
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Ray Lindsay
McCall’s Chapel
J. Milton Patrick
American Legion
Ada
Cambodia
Vietnam
Skiatook
America
Patrick
the Legion
Child Welfare Foundation of the Legion
Legion
Justice Department
Kent State
Ray G. Lindsay
McCall's Chapel
Herman Ging
First United Methodist Church
Betty Woods
Ada High School
P. H. Allen
Ada American Legion Post
Ray Ashworth
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Association For the Mentally Retarded
Lena Jumper
Oleta Perry
Government eyes import watch on selective dairy products
National Milk Producers Federation backs Agriculture Secretary Hardin for a Navy White House move to probe four non quota imports including ice cream and 5.5 percent fat crumb mix. It urges action against costlier cheeses and other nonquota items to shield U.S. dairy farmers from subsidized competition.
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Washington
National Milk Producers Federation
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Congress
Nixon
U.S. Tariff Commission
U.S
Hardin
White House
Federation
Patrick B. Healey
Healy
Firemen Extinguish Lawn Mower Fire on E Sixth
Firemen at No 2 Station watched Melvin Seebeck mow his lawn at 939 E 6th as the mower backfired and caught fire. They rushed over and patted out the blaze before it spread.
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E. 6Th
Melvin Seebeck
Rabies Clinic Vaccinates 1188 Animals Districtwide
County rabies control clinics vaccinated 1188 animals this month including one raccoon and compared to 1969’s 1020. Ada area accounted for 797 of the total with 736 dogs and 60 cats. Other communities reported varying dog cat totals.
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Ada
County Health Department
Court Dismisses Pairing Case for Lindsay Douglass Schools
Tulsa AP reports a suit by a Lindsay Parent-Teacher Association officer seeking to stop the Lindsay and Douglass elementary school pairing. The plaintiff argued housing integration made pairing unnecessary. the court, Judge Allen E. Barrow, dismissed the case.
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Tulsa
Lindsay
Douglass
Lindsay Parent-Teacher Association
Lindsay-Douglass
Dist
Allen E. Barrow
Ada County Shows Population Loss in Preliminary Census
Preliminary census figures indicate Ada and Pontotoc Counties declined since 1960 Ada dropping 36 and Pontotoc 1 076 residents City Manager Jim Cook cites housing and rural shifts as reasons and urges residents not counted to contact Ada Chamber of Commerce Census officials will finalize counts in December Oklahoma's total reaches about 2.56 million with several cities showing gains and Seminole dropping from the 10 000 list.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Jim Cook
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Cook
Chamber of Commerce
Water District
Muskogee
Duncan
Okmulgee
Chickasha
Sapulpa
Stillwater
Bartlesville
Ponca City
Seminole
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Department
Don Cook
P.S
Wintersmith
Dept
Consumer and Marketing Service
Meat and Poultry
Tetas
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