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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1972

Page

16

Beltsville Farm Operation Seen Staying in Government Hands

A top Agriculture Department official says there is no plan to dismantle the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center near Washington, but some of the 10 000 acre tract could be sold or repurposed. The government intends to keep the core facility, with final decisions resting with President Nixon.

Don Kendall Washington Beltsville Agriculture Department USDA Property Review Board Ned D. Bayley Bayley Beltsville Center Washingon Washington, D.C Beltsville Farm Darrell Trent Review Board Nixon Trent Federal Park Treasury Department

Oklahoma Professors Publish Science Education Monograph

Norman Oklahoma Dr John W Renner professor of science education at the University of Oklahoma and four other professors from East Central State College Southwestern State College and Oklahoma City University publish results as a monograph Research Studies of SCIS Success in the Classroom printed by AE and Co Chicago Illinois The research used curriculum developed by the Science Curriculum Improvement Study at UC Berkeley Renner led Oklahoma work through the Science Education Center OU College of Education and Norman and Ada Public School systems The SCIS is funded by a National Science Foundation grant.

Ment National Institutes of Health Army Walter Drug Administration Beltsville Center U.S. Forest Service Bayley USDA Beltsville Ald H. Kellogg East Central State College Ada M. C. Weber Southwestern State College Weatherford W. J. Coffin Oklahoma City University Lawrence Hall of Science University of California, Berkeley Renner Oklahoma Science Education Center OU College of Education Norman National Science Foundation

Deaf Students Attend College Project Goals at East Central

Three graduates from Oklahoma School for the Deaf became the first deaf freshmen under East Central College’s Project Goals. Ricky White Gene Phelps and Pat Glazener excelled in academics and activities at OSD and USC. They describe adapting to college life with writing notes signing and lip reading as the new environment differs from the active school setting.

Oklahoma School For the Deaf East Central Project Goals Ricky White Gene Phelps Pat Glazener Glazener USC Phelps Sulphur White OSD Special Services Dept

Purcell Horse Wins Honors At The Royal Purcell

At the American Royal Quarter Horse Show in Kansas City Apache AP Mag nol ia Gay was named grand champion mare and Boston Mac the grand champion stallion. Magnolia Gay is a two year old owned by Norman Ruback of Omaha and Gail Ross of Chicago. The reserve champion mare was She's a Tailwind owned by W B and Lynne Due Jr of Groveton Texas. Boston Mac is a four year old owned by Frank Merrill of Purcell Oklahoma. The reserve champion stallion was Kidnap Bar owned by Albert D Howard of Lincoln Nebraska. The grand champion gelding was Handi Reed owned by Amy Farnham of Elkhorn Nebraska. The reserve champion gelding was Two-Eyed Luck owned by Howard Pitzer of Ericson Nebraska.

Kansas City Magnolia Gay Boston Mac Norman Ruback Omaha Neb Gail Ross Chicago W.B Lynne Due Jr Groveton Tex Frank Merrill Purcell Oklo Kidnap Bar Albert D. Howard Lincoln Handi Reed Amy Farnham Elkhorn Two-Eyed Luck Howard Pitzer Ericson

Educational TV Faces Bleak Future in Oklahoma

Oklahoma's Educational Television Authority director Bob Allen warns two educational TV stations in Oklahoma City and Tulsa may go out of business in two to three years after a presidential veto blocks a $155 million public broadcasting appropriation. He calls the $191,000 state funds “mere peanuts” and notes federal windfall was lost.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Bob Allen Educational Television Authority Tulsa Allen

Oil Operators Meet to Gauge Texas Industry Health

Texas oil operators at the 53rd Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association meeting hear a dour forecast. Despite 100 percent allowables since April production lags demand at about 3.5 million barrels per day while gas is scarce. Leaders warn Texas fields lack incentives to explore, with 13 billion barrels recoverable and 99 billion not recoverable under current tech.

Houston Texas Texas Mid- Continent Oil & Gas Association Organization of Oil and Gas Producers Buschman Harry Bridges Shell Oil Co Wilton E. Scott Tenneco, Inc Execu Tive

Study on young killers links jealousy to infant deaths

Dr. Lester Abelson of Case Western Reserve University reports five cases where children killed infants out of jealousy. The cases surfaced with the Cuyahoga County coroner in a 3% year period. Victims ranged from 7 weeks to 8 months old.

Lester Abelson Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine Cleveland Cuyahoga (Ohio The Journal of the American Medical Association Abelson

Superports Planned For U S Shipping

The Federal Maritime Administration is poised to announce offshore docking facilities called Superports as the best way to import oil amid an energy crisis. A site off Delaware is prioritized near East Coast refineries, with a Gulf Coast option also likely. The plan envisions a floating or tall offshore structure 3 to 50 miles offshore, handling large tankers and using pipelines to shore storage, with cost savings cited for Persian Gulf shipments. Environmental and funding considerations are noted, with oil and pipeline firms showing potential support.

Washington Federal Maritime Administration United States Delaware Gulf Coast Strumental Delaware Bay Maritime Corps of Engineers Council On Environmental Quality Maritime Administration White House Persian Gulf

ROTC Launches First EC Flight Program At East Central

East Central State College begins an ROTC flight program with three senior cadets Randel Burnett Philip Day and James Hamby. The Army covers flight training costs and instruction occurs at Ada Municipal Airport with Chris Keyes and Phillip Parish. Ground and in flight hours lead to FAA private pilot license.

Department of Military Science East Central State College East Central Randel Burnett Midwest City Philip Day Ardmore James Hamby Weleetka Army Chris Keyes Phillip Parish Ada Municipal U. S. Army Aviation Center

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