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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
4
Shortages and Energy Warnings Shape Postwar Outlook
After World War II Americans faced imagined abundance and rising consumption yet warned of recurring shortages. Experts cite oil constraints, diesel and LPG gaps, fertilizer, metals, newsprint, pipe, and packaging limits. Calls grow for recycling, reduced waste, and altered use patterns to avert future scarcities.
Court rules on telephone censorship and disconnection cases
A court upholds a telephone company right to enforce profanity bans as long as reasonable. Another subscriber wins when a disconnection was arbitrary and unfair. A third case finds a disconnect over disputed bills unjust without resolve. Courts emphasize fair chance to mend and resolve disputes before cutting service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
NATO Ministers Open Two Day Meeting In Brussels
Defense ministers of NATO gather in Brussels for a two day session to discuss standardizing weapons and sharing arms production. They worry about the alliance's position in southern Europe as the spring ministerial round leads to a May 29 30 summit with Ford present and missing Giscard d Estaing. The NATO staff provides a confidential briefing on Portugal Spain Italy Greece Turkey and other Mediterranean areas reflecting concern over recent developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Defense Planning Committee
Alliance
Ford
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Portugal
Spain
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Mediterranean
Latta Parent-Son Banquet Honors FFA Members
The annual Parent-Son FFA banquet was held in the school cafeteria. John Organ gave the invocation, Russell Gray welcomed guests, and Larry Little presented awards. Mike Casady earned the Chapter Star Farmer award. Russell Gray won public speaking. scholarship winners were Hershal Cantwell Wade Thorton Barry Treas and Russell Gray. record book recipients included John McKnight Ronnie Lawson Mike Casady and Randy Floyd. Other honors went to Ricky Gray for swine production Mike Creel beef production James Henderson mechanical Greg Walker small gas engines and Gary Mickey for soil. Charles Bigham and Mrs Larry Little received honorary memberships. Mr Little received cowboy boots. Officers for the coming year were installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Organ
Russell Gray
Larry Little
FFA
Mike Casady
Randy Floyd
Horticulture and DeKalb
Ricky Gray
Mike Creel
James Henderson
Greg Walker
Gary Mickey
Oklahoma House OKs Shorter Ballot and Board of Equalization
Oklahoma House approves Gov. David Bowen ballot shortening proposal by 85 to 8 and a companion measure for the State Board of Equalization by 81 to 13. The changes would be put to voters in seven questions on July 22 along with a budget balancing amendment. Senate moves to let public employees organize but delays action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
David Bowen
House
Oklahoma
State Board of Equalization
Boren
Senate
Robert Mitchell
Mitchell
Beren
State
John Miskelly
D-Choctaw
House Appropriations Committee
Syria approves six month extension of U N force on Golan Heights
Syria agrees to a six month extension of the United Nations buffer force on the Golan Heights prolonging its mandate to December 1. The council is expected to approve with Israel in favor and observers note the move avoids complicating the Geneva peace conference restart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Syria
United Nations
Golan Heights
Egypt
U.N
Sinai Desert
Haissam Kelani
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
Security Council
Israel
Austria
Canada
Peru
Poland
Geneva
Panic buttons in Lower East Side group effort
More than 100 residents in New York's Lower East Side obtain panic buttons to trigger nearby apartment sirens and summon neighbors during crime. Each device cost 10 dollars with 5 000 dollars raised. police warn false alarms may pose the main challenge to the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lower East Side
Homemakers Tour Cherokees Exhibit Near Grove
The Pontotoc County Extension Homemakers Council led a Thursday Educational Tour to Harbor Village near Grove on Grand Lake of the Cherokees. Thirty seven members visited 66 cabins, viewing antique items from the late 19th and early 20th centuries and posing with a buffalo replica. The group ate supper in Tulsa before returning to Ada at 9 30 p.m coordinated by Mrs Geneva McCullar and Mrs Helen Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Tulsa
Ada
Geneva McCullar
Helen Grove
Marguerite Perry
Ida Meadows
Audrey Treas
Ann Luper
Ahloso
Faye Iker
Gladys Hamilton
Joan Butler
Allen
Helen Green
Alma Garlington
Colbert
Butch Harrold
Alma _Stallworth
Dorothy Lee
Francis
Mary Jo Green
Norine Harden
Lillie Barrick
McLish
Sylvia Brantley
Letta
Bethel Lee
Pearl Hokett
Lula
Verdia Morgan
Naomi Brogdon
Hazel Hunter
Jewel Corvin
Daisy Corvin
Silver Acres
Local Obituary Notices From Ada Area
Deaths listed for Ada and nearby towns include Cecil W. Garrett 49 Ada resident who died July 19 with Bahner Funeral Home handling arrangements. Albert Watson 88 Ada resident died May 20. Bobby Melton 40 Allen resident died May 18. Charlie Bobbitt 78 Ada resident died May 17. James Edward Hill 76 former Ada resident died May 17. John Henry Lacy 85 Coalgate resident died May 15. Ethel Brown 81 Ada resident died May 14. Funeral homes named for each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil W. Garrett
Ada
Bahner Funeral Home
Albert Watson
Smith Funeral Home
Bobby Melton
Allen
Charlie Bobbitt
Criswell Funeral Home
James Edward Hill
John Henry Lacy
Coalgate
Jim Epperson
Ethel Brown
Suffolk considers 308 miles of bicycle paths plan
Suffolk County legislature weighs a proposal to build 308 miles of bike paths. In 1972 the county led New York State in bike fatalities with 14 deaths, representing a share of the state total despite Suffolk's 6 percent population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauppage
N.Y
Suffolk County
New York State
Suffolk
Oklahoma Senate Approves 11 Million for Higher Education
The Oklahoma Senate approved a bill providing 11 million dollars for capital improvements at state colleges and universities. An agreement allocates 3.775 million for non recurring lab or teaching materials with funding shifted to library and lab facilities, and reimbursement plans for bond funds in 1976 and 1977. The measure moves to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Colleges and Universities
State Board of Regents For Higher Education
Herschal Crow
D-Altus
Senate Appropriations Committee
Crow
David Boren
J. O. Spiler
Senatoe House
Japan Faces Cuts as Defense Struggles with Public Mood
Tokyo reports Japan's Self Defense Force is only 232,936 strong, 33,000 below authorized level, hampered by inflation and pacifist sentiment. Constitutional limits and economic factors limit enlistment while the US security treaty remains the core guarantee. Public doubt, political debate, and inflation threaten continued buildup and legality questions loom in courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Asia
South Pacific
Self Defense Agency
United States
China
Enchiladas and pork chile burritos from Kuntry Korner
A recipe segment outlines making enchiladas with corn tortillas meat and cheese plus olives and onions, plus a pork chile dish with garlic peppers tomato sauce and cheese. Steps include browning pork, simmering sauce, heating tortillas, filling with beans and pork, and baking or rolling burritos for about a dozen servings.
Pleasure boating draws vast U S participation in 1974
Statistics show more than 48 million Americans went boating at least once in 1974 and spent about 4.6 billion dollars on the activity.
Making Tacos With Ground Beef and Refried Beans
A simple taco method uses brown crumbled hamburger with taco seasoning simmered in water, with chopped tomatoes and finely cut lettuce. Tortillas are fried until crisp, then topped with refried beans, seasoned beef, lettuce, tomato, cheese, and optional sour cream.
Guacamole Sauce and Taquitos Recipe
Cook roast until tender and shreddable. Fry tortillas briefly then fill with meat strips and roll tightly. Secure with toothpicks and fry in hot grease until golden. Serve with guacamole sauce makes twelve taquitos.
Simple Homemade Dough Steps for Buns and Flatbreads
Mix 2 cups flour and 1 teaspoon salt with 1 tablespoon fat and 1% teaspoon baking powder. Add % cup cold water and knead on a floured board. Shape dough into small balls. Flatten roll and turn dough as you roll. Adjust water to reach a stiff dough.
Pinto Beans with Bacon and Cheese Dish
Fry bacon until crisp then set aside. Leave about an inch of fat in the pan. Add drained beans to the fat, break in bacon, and mash partly. Cook 20 minutes until beans separate from the pan. Top with grated cheese and melt. Reheat by baking covered at 400 for 20 minutes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tsisunsne
ADA Times-Democrat
W. D. Little
Don Cook
The
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
ADA Evening News
the Land of
Plenty
America
Western World
Internetieme
Uniteom Sunday Schoo
Leseans
Ediface
Temple
Jerusalem
Jerusalem Temple
Jeremiah
Temple of
Solomon
Shiloh
Samaritan Mountains
God
Micah
Europe
Hershal Cantwell
Wade Thorton
Barry Treas
John McKnight
Ronnie Lawson
Charles Bigham
Mrs
Mr. Little
Ence Committee
State Budget Office
Finis Smith
Conference Committee
Spiller
House Appropriations and Budget Committee
U.S
North Asia
Takeo Miki
Diet
Tostados
Taquitos
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