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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1972

Page

8

False Inflation Myths Versus U S Real Rates

AP report contrasts the belief that the United States had the worst inflation among major nations with data showing Japan, West Germany, France, and the United Kingdom posting higher rates in 1970. It notes U S inflation at 3.3 percent while others rose, and discusses misperceptions about exporting inflation and the impact of a large U S economy on world prices.

United States Japan West Germany France United Kingdom Germany U.S

State Fair Just Misses Million in Oklahoma City

The State Fair of Oklahoma City closed with a record attendance of 999,008, just short of one million by under 1,000 visitors. The 10 day event surpassed the 1970 record of 983,523, and edged past last year by over 4,000.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma

Fish Talk Earns Murray State Biologist International Attention

Murray State College biology instructor Stanly Wilson draws international notice for his study on thermal effects on fish development in Lake Texoma streams. Requests for reprints come from Austria, France, the Netherlands, West Germany, and over 20 American colleges. Wilson’s work warns heat pollution from power plants may alter water temperatures and fish eggs development, linking to Red River species and ongoing papers with OU and UT collaborators.

Tishomingo Lake Texoma Stanly Wilson Murray State College Austria France Netherlands West Germany Wilson Ano

Chilcoat Declares Candidacy for County Commissioner District 2

Melvin Chilcoat, 47, longtime Pickett Center resident, announces his bid for County Commissioner District 2 in the November general election. He cites rural water districts, a district fire department, road surface upgrades, and cost savings from his mechanical and business background, urging constituents to contact him with questions and support. Paid political advertisement.

Melvin Chilcoat Route 5 Pickett Center

People's Electric Cooperative Friday Meeting in Ada

The annual meeting of People's Electric Cooperative is set for Friday in Ada at 1:30 p.m. on N Broadway at the Agricultural Center ball park. Newt Hielscher will speak, possible appearance by Ed Edmondson. Officers to be elected. about 1,500 attendees expected from a 10,000-member cooperative.

People’s Electric Cooperative Ada Ball Park N. Broadway Newt Hielscher Ed Edmondson U. S Broadway England Britain Teiport Worcestershire Constabulary

Job Placements Decrease In Ada During Month

Ada state employment office reports 159 non agricultural job placements in September a 26 percent drop from August and 32 percent from last year. August and September totals include 33 and 48 veterans respectively with 201 applications received of which 33 were by veterans. A coordinated effort with Mayor Parsons proclaims October 1 7 as Employ the Handicapped Week to advise employers on handicapped applicants. The report notes balanced demand for broomcorn harvest workers in Lindsay Maysville as harvest wraps up and a recruiting bus for a local variety store begins Tuesday with contact at the Social Services Center or 892 1539.

Edward E. Redpath Oklahoma State Employment Service Ada Doe Parsons Lindesay-Maysville Social Services

Veteran Court Reporter Northcutt Retires After 35 Years

Perry Northcutt, a long time Pontotoc County district court reporter, retires after 45 years in the field. Hugh Brasher to replace him as assistant reporter. Eddie Mitchell to take Brasher’s post. Northcutt recalls landmark cases and the shift from shorthand to Audograph. He plans some deposition work and home projects, plus fishing. He and his wife Eula have four children.

Perry Northcutt Pontotoc County Law Fraternity Hugh Brasher Eddie Mitchell Brasher Northcutt Ada Seminole Wewoka Tal Crawford Harvey Lamber Northcut Hoyt Driskill John Boyce McKeel Lee West Eula Dan Baton Rouge Dwayn Calera Okla Jerry Linda Amarillo

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