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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1975

Page

8

Local Scouting Drives Seek Funds For Ada Area

The Ada Community Chest backs eight member agencies including the Boy Scouts of America with a $90 000 goal for 1976. Scout programs span Cub Scouts explorers and youths, with 1 800 youngsters using Camp Simpson yearly and thousands helped by community volunteers.

Boy Scouts of America Ada Community Chest Boy Scouts Friends of Scouting Camp Simpson Ada Kiwanis Club Wintersmith Park

Franco regime may press ahead with ETA trials in Madrid

Spanish authorities reportedly plan trials for 15 Basque guerrillas, with at least four male defendants likely to face the death penalty. Lawyer for Mugica Arregui said trials could begin Wednesday under military courts. protests continue over recent executions.

Madrid Spain Francisco Franco Juan Maria Bandres Jose Ignacio Mugica Arregui ETA Basque Land and Liberty Mugica Luis Carrero Blanco Barcelona Western Europe Junta Democratica

Sadat outlines U.S. assurances on Middle East peace

President Anwar Sadat said Washington assured him Israel would not attack Syria, there would be another Golan Heights withdrawal, and Palestinians would join efforts toward a final peace. He spoke amid debate over Sinai pact and Arab responses as Israel devalued its currency and raised fuel prices.

Associated Press Anwar Sadat U.S Israel Syria Golan Heights Middle East Sinai Gamal Abdel Nasser Central Committee The Arab Socialist Union Egypt People’s Assembly Sadat Soviet Union

State Pardon Parole Board Adopts Tough Clemency Stance

The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board rejected 53 of 90 parole requests and 35 of 62 pardons, signaling a tougher stance amid criticism. Chairman Charles Chesnut said the board will be stricter, while Executive Secretary Buck Williams noted the unusually high rejection numbers in his 20 years. The board cites insufficient information from Corrections and Gov. Hall and has declined to reconsider 40 parole recommendations from Gov. Boren.

Williams Corrections Department David Hall David Boren

Governor Boren names Hartley to Public Welfare Commission

Oklahoma City AP reports Gov. David Boren appoints Mrs. Bob Hartley of Vinita to the Public Welfare Commission for a nine year term.

Oklahoma City David Boren Bob Hartley Vinita Public Welfare Commission

Interstate theft ring cracked in eastern Oklahoma officials say

Wilburton Police Chief Jim Roberts announced a three month probe into an interstate theft ring based in eastern Oklahoma is near breakthroughs. He cited substantial property recovered including mobile homes boats autos and welding equipment and predicted many charges across several counties and at least one other state. Authorities charged Jerry Denzil Davidson with concealing a 1974 pickup truck stolen from Swinson Chevrolet Tulsa. Davidson was not in custody at filing.

Wilburton Okla Oklahoma Jim Roberts Roberts Latimer County Jerry Denzil Davidson Swinson Chevrolet Tulsa Davidson Muskogee County

Researcher says cost of services unchanged

AP analysis notes Fabian Linden of the Conference Board argues service spending has stayed roughly constant as a share of total consumption since the 1960s. He explains faster goods productivity creates the illusion of rising service growth and warns shelter costs threaten future spending shares.

John Cunniff New York U.S Fabian Linden Conference Board Iie Linden

Oklahoma City Zoo Wins Zoo Goof Award

Oklahoma City Zoo Director Larry Curtis received the annual Zoo Goof award from the American Zoo Association after a 10th annual misadventure. A tiny pink creature found under straw in a tree kangaroo cage was mistaken for an albino infant. later classed as an ordinary white mouse, embarrassing staff.

Oklahoma City Larry Curtis Zoo American Zoo Association Curtis

Sammy Davis Jr Donates 10000 To Langston Community

Langston Oklahoma reports a $10 000 donation from Sammy Davis Jr for the town of 500. Mayor A B Prewitt says the money has no restrictions and will be used as the community decides. Davis had honorary police chief status and adopted the town following earlier visits. funding routed through William L White of California who helped finance municipal projects.

Langston, Okla A.B. Prewitt Sammy Davis Jr Davis Prewitt Langston Flip Wilson Redd Foxx Boley Taft California William L. White The Stars

Boren Plans Washington Trip On Energy and Highways

Gov. David Boren will travel to Washington Wednesday for meetings with federal officials on energy and highway matters. He aims to discuss extending the Broadway Extension in northern Oklahoma City to connect with I 40. Oklahoma legislators and highway officials will join at 2 30 p.m. in Sen. Bartletts office.

Oklahoma City David Boren Washington Oklahoma Dewey Bartlett Richard Ward Stanton Young Edward L. Gaylord Daily Oklahoman Oklahoma City Times Boren

State Farmers Begin Seeding Small Grains

Oklahoma farmers were actively seeding small grains last week though dry areas lag. Soil moisture stood at 66 percent adequate as wheat seedings reached 21 percent versus 38 percent a year earlier and the five year average is 37 percent. Winter oats and barley began as cool weather slowed crop maturity with corn 89 percent mature and 33 percent harvested while sorghum and cotton progress lag.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Oklahoma Crop Reporting Service

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