Hunters Face Loss Of Hunting Land And Habitat
In Ada Oklahoma the piece argues that hunting rights depend on private land ownership and landowners, not public land, with conservation funding from sportsmen. It notes habitat loss from bulldozers and development as the main threat, urges better landowner sportsman relations, and suggests landowner incentives to allow hunting and fishing.
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Colorado
Oklahoma
John Dee
America
Ducks Unlimited
Habdilal
The Sound Truck and Free Speech in Courts
Courts increasingly weigh sound truck bans against free speech. A city ban on loud noises is allowed to reduce disturbance, but outright bans are struck down. Cases stress speech requires a meaningful method of expression and prevent arbitrary police discretion in political campaigns.
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Congress
Police
Little Things and Time Worn Truths
A collage of witticisms and aphorisms on manners, money, and modern life. Observations range from kindness brightening a day to budgets, aging, and the humor of everyday folly. Notable lines reference wisdom, politics, and the absurdities of fame and consumer culture.
Oakman Plans First Homecoming Sunday
Oakman plans the first annual homecoming for Sunday with Byng superintendent Marvin Stokes as guest speaker. Residents and former residents are asked to bring a box. There will be singing and visiting in the afternoon, with George Carter in charge of arrangements.
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Oakman
Marvin Stokes
Byng Superintentent
George Carter
Marriages Reported in Ada and Nearby Areas
Several wedding notices appear from Ada, Seminole, and surrounding towns. Billy Randall Heard of Konawa wed Vansy Vernell Coots of Seminole, Byron Glen Curlee of Howena La married Mary Ellen Paytor of Ada, and Ray Floyd of Ada tied with Chery Hendrix of Ada. William Michael Phillips of Ada wed Betty Krauter of Ada, Charles Winstron Taylor of Ada married Carol S Laster of Ada, Bobby Pannell of Calera joined Judye E Ginais of Dallas in matrimony.
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Billy Randall Heard
Konawa
Vansy Vernell Coots
Seminole
Byron Glen Curlee
Howna
Mary Ellen Paytor
Ada
Ray Floyd
A Chery
Hendrix
William Michael Phillips
Betty Krauter
Charles Winstron Taylor
Carol S Laster
Bobby Pannell
Calera
Judye E. Ginais
Dallas
East Central State College Homecoming Parade and Games
East Central State College students prepare floats with a holidays theme for the homecoming parade at 10 a.m. and a 2 p.m. football game at Norris Field between East Central Tigers and Northeastern State College Redmen. coronation of the 1970 homecoming queen, open house for band members, alumni registration, and multiple banquets and dances to follow.
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East Central State College
East Central Tigers
Northeastern State College
Joe Harris
Norris Field
East Central
Baptist Student Union
Chi Omega
Circle
United Christian
Haloween
Fentem Hall
Alpha Gamma Delta
Sigma
Cau. Gamma
Pi Zappa Alpha
Zeta Tau Alpha
Statehood
Oklahoma
Jshurch of Christ Bible
Phi Kappa Day
Pelagi Center
Uhiladelphians
Knight Hall
Don Gant
Marietta
Weleetka
Sulphur
Davis
Wewoka
Pernell
Holdenville
Elmore Cuty
Coalgate
Ada
Konawa
Capitol Hill
Calvin
Paoli
Poteau
Allen
Seminole
East Central Band
A.m
Student Union
Pelagi Red
United Christian Students Center
Francis
Shadows of Knight
Chicago
Union Ballroom
Twitty’s
Aldridge
Milam
Red Room
Pelagi Hall
East Central State College Foundation
Oklahoma Room
What the Bible is and what it is not as a sacred text
Nearly every home has a Bible and yet Christians debate its nature and authority. The passage argues the Bible is sacred because of its relationship to God, inspired by God, and a tool to teach reprove and guide believers toward knowing God in Christ. It compares Bible study functions to a window showing truth beyond the text.
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God
Timothy
Four Break-ins Reported Over Weekend Here
Four weekend burglaries were reported to police with two on Saturday night and two on Sunday night. Entries included Leo's Snooker Parlor 4th and Town send jukebox and pinball machines and the Champlin sers vice station on Ebth cigarettes land cigars. Sunday night thefts included money from the office of the Rev. Charles R ijl 21 N Rennie and a burglary at the Southern Jee Go yielding only a key to the cash register.
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Leo's
Townsend
Champlin Sersvice
Cigarettes Land
Charles R
Ijl
N. Rennie
Computer Helps Diagnose Illness in Melbourne
Melbourne scientists Vance X Gledhill and Dr John D Mathews won the Swiss Karger Memorial Foundation prize for research showing a computer can learn to diagnose illnesses. In trials at Royal Melbourne Hospital the computer correctly diagnosed 69 percent of cases versus 42 percent by eight doctors from 45 patients with 15 diseases. The device asks questions that guide a growing clinical picture, signaling potential hospital and surgery use.
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Melbourne
Vance X. Gledhill
John D. Mathews
Karger Memorial Foundation
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute
Gledhill and Mathews
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Southern General Hospital
Glasgow
Scotland
Democrat Attacks Record By Attorney General
Oklahoma City AP Democratic attorney general candidate Larry Derryberry accused incumbent G T Blankenship of failing to file briefs and delaying appeals which he said freed convicts. Blankenship denied laxity and blamed past leadership including Derryberry.
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Oklahoma City
Larry Derryberry
G. T. Blankenship
Derryberry
Altus
House
Blankenship
Legion Helps Hunt Jobs For Sooner Veterans
The American Legion in Ada and across Oklahoma partners with the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission to broaden veteran employment opportunities. Veteran representative Joe Hacker will contact local employers while Jim Sharp, Ada restaurant owner, is named employment chairman to assist in expanding job prospects for returning service members.
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American Legion
Ada
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
Joe Hacker
Jim Sharp
Legion Post
Hacker
Local name changes filed for several couples
James Edward Newman Jr of Holdenville transfers to Raellen Atwell of Wewoka. Melvin Thompson of Ada transfers to Pam Glance of Ada. Travis Claude Goret of Uvalde Texas transfers to Mille Louise Jackson of Uvalde. Michael Sue Weiberg of Holdenville transfers to Alvina Sue Tidwell of Bolt.
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James Edward Newman Jr
Holdenville
Raellen Atwell
Wewoka
Melvin Thompson
Ada
Pam Glance
Travis Claude Goret
Uvalde
Tex
Mille Louise Jackson
Michael Sue Weiberg
Alvina Sue Tidwell
Bolt
Chamber to Host Second Coffee Event this Month
Bill Reese, manager of the Ideal Cement plant, will be the featured speaker at the Chamber of Commerce coffee meeting set for 1 am Friday. It is the second in a monthly series highlighting different city economy sectors. Open to the public and all chamber members are urged to attend.
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Bill Reese
Ideal Cement
Chamber of Commerce Coffe
Smoke prompts visit to residence by firemen
A skillet left on a stove caused heavy smoke at 6 30 p m Tuesday forcing firemen to respond to 832 Eighth Raymond Anderson residence There was no fire found and occupants were assisted as needed
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Raymond' Anderson
Officials Seek Disaster Designation for Pontotoc County
Steps aimed at declaring Pontotoc County a disaster area were launched, with Rep. Lonnie Abbott asking the governor to grant the designation. Three counties and Ada city filed damage reports through Civil Defense, totaling about 1 million dollars amid major rural bridge and road damage and sewer concerns. Senator George Miller has not requested disaster status but would assist if asked by local officials.
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Pontotoc County
Lonnie Abbott
Ada
Jach
George Miller
Theft of shrubs reported after weekend in Ada
Shrubs valued at about 100 dollars were stolen from 301 E 12th Sunday night. Bobby Thompson of Ada Auto Supply reported the theft to police Monday. Missing were three spreading yews, one green pine, and one blue spruce. A separate note mentions minerals once flowing to the Nile and fish leaving the Mediterranean waters.
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Bobby Thompson
Ada Auto, Supply
Local Ranchers Lead In Bull Testing Program
Three Inezi ranchers head the current bull testing at Holdenville Test Station with standout gains. Carlton Corbin of Fittstown shows the third highest gaining pen at 4.05 pounds per day and the fourth top bull at 4.64 pounds. Dr H D Hall and Glen T Ferris also feature among top gainers with bulls at Mas pounds and 5.11 pounds respectively. The 84 day trial runs toward a sale date set for Rec 5.
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Inezi
Holdenville
Carlton Corbin
Fittstown
Corbin
H. D. Hall
Glen T. Ferris
Stillwater Won't Block Hendrix Memorial Festival
AP dispatch reports Stillwater police will not block the Jimi Hendrix Memorial Festival planned for Sunday. Police Chief Hoyt says the event violates no city ordinance and cites a peaceful previous festival with minor litter. Authorities anticipate about 3000 attendees and outline regulations on drinking fountains toilets guards food disposal and medical aid.
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Stillwater
Howard Hoyt
Hoyt
City Park
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