Social security earnings report deadline advised for Ada residents
1975 earnings should be reported promptly by social security recipients under 72 to adjust payments. Those 72 and over are unaffected. misreporting can require repayment. Earnings up to 2520 dollars yearly do not reduce benefits. excess earnings reduce benefits at a rate of 1 for 2. In Ada the office is 1630 E Beverly, phone 332 4777.
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Sy ‘Fitter
Ada
The
Social Security Administration
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
E. Beverly
Longtime Southwestern Bell Employee Honored for 30 Years
Jack W. Jordan marked 30 years of service with Southwestern Bell Telephone Co on May 16. He started as an exchange repair man on May 16, 1945 in Oklahoma City and moved to Ada in 1953 to maintain and install mobile telephones. Jordan, of 826 Charles Dr, is married with four children.
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Jack W. Jordan
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Jordan
Oklahoma City
Ada
Charles Dr
Pretoria
South Africa
P. B. Stein
C. Tilley Named Asst. Cashier
Benton Browning of Ada’s First National Bank and Trust Co announces Carl Lee Tilley as assistant cashier. Tilley, born Sept 9 1953 in Ada, is Byng High School 1971 graduate and East Central University accounting degree holder.
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Benton Browning
First National Bank and Trust Company of
Ada
Carl Lee Tilley
Tilley
Earl Tilley
Route 2
Carlton
Byng High School
Bank
East Central University
Windiest Spot in Antarctica Cites 200 MPH Gales
Commonwealth Bay on the George V Coast is described as the windiest area on earth with gale winds reaching 200 miles per hour. The text also notes that in Roman numerals the letter C has a value of 100.
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Commonwealth Bay
George V Coast
Antarctica
OG&E Employees Receive 25 Year Service Awards
Four longtime OG&E employees from the Shawnee Division and Seminole Generating Station will be honored at the Trailblazers banquet in Shawnee. Recipients include Harold McMillan, Herbert Idle, Ralph McDermott, and Eldon Morehouse. Ross Harlan, vice president, division manager, will speak. Bob Bunce serves as master of ceremonies.
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Og&e
Shawnee Division
Seminole Generating Station
Shawnee Holiday Inn
Harold McMillan
Shawnee
Herbert Idle
Seminole
Ralph McDermott
Eldon Morehouse
Ada
Trailblazers Club
Ross Harlan
Bob Bunce
Universal Telephone Expands Network With 40,000th Station
Universal Telephone Inc parent of Mid-America Telephone Co reports 40,000th station installed. The firm grew to 1,052 stations from 709 in five years as a $40 million expansion runs 1970 to 1979 with $12 million spent 1970–74 and about $48 million planned 1975–79.
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Universal Telephone, Inc
Mid-America Telephone Co
Universal Telephone
Thais Accept American Apology For Incident
Thailand accepted a note from the United States regretting the unauthorized use of Thai bases to attack Cambodia and recover the Mayaguez. The Mayaguez toll was revised to five killed, 16 missing, 70 to 80 wounded, with captain Miller claiming seven Marines were dead on arrival.
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Associated Press
Thailand
U.S
Cambodia
Mayaguez
Charles T. Miller
Singapore
Wilson
Ford Administration
Ing
Hong Kong
Norodom Sihanouk
Miller
Senate Debates Policy as Energy and Weapons Bills Loom
Congress prepares a sweeping policy debate on defense and foreign affairs led by senators Kennedy and Goldwater, tied to a $30.3 billion weapons bill. The House moves on a $32 billion version with amendments to cut troop deployments, open academies to women, and curb arms.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
U.S
Ford
Turkey
Cyprus
Vietnam
Cambodia
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Will
America
House
David R. Obey
D-Wis
Kissinger Seeks Flexible MIRV Talks Ahead of Summit
In Vienna Kissinger signals willingness to modify MIRV counting and verification plans for SALT talks. A senior official says the US could accept excluding some Soviet silos from MIRV totals if they house single warheads. Agenda includes European summit plans and Arab-Israeli talks.
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Vienna
Henry A. Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Kissinger
Moscow
United States
Gromyko
Middle East
Geneva
Ford
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Salzburg
Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
Sniper Fire Wounds Seven On North Texas Highway
A hidden sniper in darkness fired on at least seven vehicles along U S 75 near Sherman Texas injuring seven people including some junior high students aboard chartered buses. Police say there may have been more than one shooter and no new leads emerged.
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Sherman
Tex
Texas
J. L. Foster
U.S. 75
Foster
Sniping Attack Targets Tulsa Pupils En Route to Park
Junior High School students and adult sponsors fromTulsa on a weekend trip to a Dallas Fort Worth area amusement park were wounded when a sniper fired on their buses. A sponsor recalled glass shattering while a driver reported lights on and panicked screams. Investigators note large window holes and speculate a high powered scope weapon, with no suspect description. later gunfire hit three large tractor trail er trucks on U S 75 seventeen miles south.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Dallas-Fort Worth
Linda Barlow
Vietnam
Lawrence Maynard
U.S. 75
Beagle Puppies Drafted Again At Edgewood Arsenal
The U S Army resumes using beagle puppies at Edgewood Arsenal for drug and chemical related tests, with an Army spokesman saying the dogs are not for chemical biological warfare. Congress had been notified of the plan, despite legislators recalling conflicting reports. The issue follows a previous controversy over beagles in nerve gas experiments and a law restricting such work.
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Edgewood, Md
U.S
Edgewood Arsenal
Army
Congress Faces Task Of Living Within Budget
Congress set spending and revenue targets for the next fiscal year and now must prevent overrun. The budget calls for 367 billion in spending with a 68.8 billion deficit, higher than President Ford’s plan. Muskie says self discipline will be key as committees watch for violations and seek early consultation.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Ford
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Senate Budget Committee
Muskie
Henry L. Bellman
Okla
Congressional Budget Office
Spanish Founded Manila In 1571 Beginnings Of Philippine Colony
The Spanish established Manila in 1571 marking the start of colonial rule in the Philippines. This foundation led to wider Spanish administration and Christianization efforts across the archipelago.
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Manila
Philippines
Flax Linen Made From Flax Plant Fibers
Flax linen derives from the fibers found in the stems of the flax plant. The plant’s bast fibers are processed to create the durable textile used in linen fabrics.
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Laos
Savannakhet
Vientiane
Saigon
Con Son
James L. Oberstar
Dminn
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Annapolis
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Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
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