Goose opener eyed as Oklahoma goose season nears
Oklahoma's goose season runs Oct 8 to Nov 11 for most counties with a second split from Nov 30 to Jan 5 1974. Geese migrate through northeast Oklahoma and rivers like Verdigris and Arkansas, with early flights peaking mid November. Hunters must follow federal and state rules including limits of five geese and shotgun capacity rules.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Otober
Lem Due
Oklahoma Department, of Wildlife Conservation
Due
Canadas
Grand Oologah
Fort Gibson
Verdigris
Arkansas
Great Salt Plains
Washita
Eufaula
Tishomingo National Refuge
Alfalfa
Bryan
Johnston
Marshall
Tishomingo alumni banquet honors MSC graduates
Over 180 former Murray State College students attended a large alumni banquet in the college ballroom. Guest speaker Simon Parker, MSC alumnus and Hugo schools superintendent, recalled experiences and stressed youth education. New Former Students Association officers for 1973 74 were announced: Dr Phillip Traughber president, David McCormick vice president, Vernon Hurst secretary, Dean Ross treasurer.
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Tishomingo
Murray State College
Fred White
Students Association
Murray State
Robin Aaron
Sulphur
Cynthia Kernek
Carla Whittimore
Holdenville
Patti Martin
Associa
Tion
James Clark
Ardmore
D'are Beames
Col. Clyde Hall
John Fletcher
Ella Draper
M. C. Courtney
Marray State College
Simon Parker
MSC
Hugo
Parker
Marietta
Dave Beames
Milton Gilbert
Tishomings
Gilbert
Phillip Traughber
David McCormick
Vernon Hurst
Dean Ross
OU prof says Agnew could be indicted
University of Oklahoma law professor Elmer Million argues a grand jury could indict Vice President Spiro Agnew if warranted by the case. He says prosecution decisions hinge on the U.S. attorney general and district attorney, with impeachment as a constitutional remedy if no indictable offense exists.
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Agnew
Norman
University of Oklahoma Law
Spiro T. Agnew
Congress
Elmer M. Million
Million
House of Representatives
House
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Albert
Quesllion
U.S
Supreme Court
Andrew Johnson
Senate
Heavy rains halt wheat planting and slow crops statewide
Report shows 41 percent of intended wheat planted with 16 percent up to stand as rains halt progress. Oats and barley planting lag, sorghum and corn harvest delayed by rain. Cotton largely good, peanut 53 percent mature, soybean 12 percent mature. Range pastures improved to 88 percent good or better. Temperatures varied by region, with cool trends into early October.
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Panhandle
National Weather Service
East Central
Kenton
Boise City
National Finals Rodeo dates set for Oklahoma City
The National Finals Rodeo returns to the Jim Norick State Fair Arena December 1 to 9 for its ninth year with 10 performances and a record purse of 141,500 dollars. Ray Ackiman, General Chairman, notes top 15 in each event qualify since 1959, with box seats and tickets available through Fullerton Ticket Agency and local venues.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Jim Norick State Fair
Ray Ackiman
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
RCA
NFR
San Francisco
Cow Palace
May Vth
Fullerton Ticket Agency
Cixy Music Hall
Ola
City Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe Plaza
Bob Rumler
Oklahoma
Neeional Cowboy Hall of Fame
Westarn Heritage Center
Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
Hodeo Cowboys Association
Turner Ranch shines in Oklahoma Hereford show
Turner Ranch dominated the Hereford events at the Oklahoma State Fair last week winning Champion Bull and Reserve Champion Bull. The farm collected eight first places across categories including two year old bull and cow groups. Top bulls were ODR Onward D4 and TR Deefour 065, sons of Winroe D4, to remain as herd sires. Supervising staff were Gayliff Bryson and Mike McCarty. Next stops include the State Fair of Texas and the American Royal in Kansas City.
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Turner Ranch
Hereford
ODR
TR Deefour
Texas
Kansas City
Military Court To Hear Fresh Calley Appeal
Lt. William L. Calley Jr. defense argues he did not have the mind of a murderer during the My Lai killings as he appeals his murder conviction. Army lawyer Capt. J. Houston Gordon asserts Calley acted as a soldier, not a killer, with no malice. Court of Military Appeals is expected to take weeks to months to rule, amid potential further appeals to civilian courts. Calley remains under house arrest at Fort Benning after a presidential order.
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Washington
My Lai
Calley
Appeals Court
Nixon
Gordon
Ft. Benning
Sooners Shine in Regional Rodeo Circuit
Oklahoma riders dominate in Denver and Oklahoma City events. Mahan and Gayghtened lead standings with multiple winnings totaling $1,355 in Oklahoma City and $2,793 overall. Ben Say earned top money in Omaha, boosting season total to $21,793 as Gay and AG contest for second. Bobby Steiner and Bill Smith also posted wins across saddle bronc, steer wrestling, and bareback rodeo.
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Denver
Cua
Larry Maehan
Don
Saddle
Coily
Aho
Omaha
Oklahomia Cis
Jim Tin
Collie
Gary Johneson
Henryetta
Okla
Bol Marshall
Ban Marlin
Calif
Oamara
Brian Claypool
Saskatoon
Sask
Doe Alexander
Cord
Wyo
Doug Grown
Silverton
Ore
Gary Ledford
Comanche
Oka
Don Hurkseaton
Talia
Ste Wrustling
Oklahoma OS E S reports record 1973 job placements
The Oklahoma State Employment Service says 1973 placements reached 112 480 as unemployment declined and job opportunities grew. Office locations in Oklahoma City Tulsa and other areas report steady placements with about 4 000 jobs filled monthly. Director Leonhard announced a veteran placement campaign urging employers to open meaningful roles and connect veterans with offices statewide.
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Oklahoma State
Oklahoma City
Leonhard
OSES
OSAL
Opency
Tulsa
Blackwell chosen for Electron foundry expansion
Blackwell Oklahoma was named the site for a new 5 million Electron Corporation foundry with an anticipated payroll of 400. Electron, based in Littleton Colorado, already operates iron foundries and a malleable casting unit. The move follows Blackwell’s economic rebound after the Blackwell Zine closure and reflects community and local authority efforts to attract industry.
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Blackwell
Oka
Oklahoma
The
Electron Corporation
Electron
Frank Tettemer
Blackwell Industrial Foundation
Electron Blackwell
Littleton
McPherson Corporation
Den
Rogers
Blackwell Zine
Paul Hockersmith
Blackwell Industrial ~l Foundation
Todemer
Sleetron
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Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Utah
van Hoozer
Oklahoma Department of Wildife Conservation
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Louisiana
Florida
Cnl
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
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Tish College
Washington Monument
den Cook
Dallas
GHA
Cowboys
Gayliff Bryson
Mike McCarty
Sooners
Employment Service
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