Double Talk Interview Highlights Football Banter and Banter
A spoof dialogue on football interviews contrasts candor with subtext as Coach Mentor discusses matchups with Sissy State and Mammoth U. The piece weaves jokey quotes about players like Arnold Arm and Wilbur Wrist, noting injuries and tall versus small quarterbacks and the restless press theater surrounding the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Terrible
Tech
Sissy State
Mark
State
Simon Sludge
Sludge
Corell
Mammoth U. MU
Mammoth
Claude
Arnold Arm
Arnold
Wilbur Wrist
Lump
Ada area obituaries and a solicitor rights note
Wardville and Ada residents die in October with multiple funeral homes listed. A householder duty toward trespassers is explained after a question about door to door salesmen. Courts allow no soliciting signs in apartments as a reasonable tenant protection. The piece also notes Britain’s small area yet rocks from major geological periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Britain
Freedom and bondage in the Indian independence era
The text argues freedom is relative and warns against self indulgence and rebellion. It contrasts secular and spiritual freedom, citing Romans 6 15 and Galatians 5 25 to urge living by the Spirit. It emphasizes true freedom is submitting to God's will rather than pursuing self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Great Britain
Faul
Paul
The Energy Crisis Sparks Whimsical Wardrobe Reprieve
In a lively, opinionated piece, the author muses on how an energy crunch could revive old comforts like wool cloth, bed warmers, nightcaps, and heavy flannel pajamas. They joke about cold showers, dieting frugally, and the impracticalities of cosmetics, while urging practical manners like handwriting letters and posting them.
Sunshine Sunday Activities Across Church and Community
In Sunshine 43 attended Sunday school with Beatrice Wyche and the young people leading morning and evening services. Dozens visited, including Dorthy Belt Cindy Uhlich Othella Mardis and the Ro g es family. Police attendance was 31 Sunday night. Local residents and visitors from Ada Latta Roff Pauls Valley McLish and other nearby towns were noted among many social visits and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Beatrice Wyche
Don’ Parr
Dorthy Belt
Cindy Uhlich
Othella Mardis
Terry Rogers
T. J. Roque
Margaret
McDonald
Jan Frances
Buck Heard
Cuba
Rush Mansell
Roff
J. L. Green
Johnnie Southerland
Keith
Latta
Alvin Southerland
Jeanne Carr
Jesse Green
J. L. Green l
Georgia Cash
Thea ‘Cash
Oklahoma City
Frank Baker
Paul Young
Masonic Lodge
Ross
J. J. Green
Melissa
McLish
Sidney Green
Maryland
Leroy
Sidney Green Land
Phyllis
Ada
Joe Swart
David
Louie Odom
Rolf
Mary
Claude Hewett
Margenet Hewett
Pauls Valley
Stanley Roff
Clyde Hobgood
Daily Phillips
F. J. Roquemore
Sindy Ubrich
Melissa Green
Julia Thomas
Daily Philips
Kenneth
Ariszona
Tahlequah Jaycees Foliage Tour Plans Road Trip
The Fall State College group departs at 8 am and returns by 5 40 pm touring Vian Poteau Talihina and the Talimena Skyline Drive through Muskogee. Tour includes Kerr Museum admission Horsemore Carriage Museum and Honor Heights Park. buffet dinner in Poteau. Reservations via Jaycee Foliage Tour Director 325 Tanglewood Dr Tahlequah OK 74464.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stae College Student Union
Tah-tequah
Vian, Poteau
Talihina
Talimena Skyline Drive
Muskogee
Kerr Museum
Wister
Potgau
Honor Heights Park
Tishomingo Bank To Get New Building
Tishomingo State Bank, the town's only bank, plans a new building costing about $500,000. The structure is $347,000 and new equipment is placed in the $100,000 range, according to bank president Carl R. Landrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo Bank
Tishomingo
Tishomingo State Bank
Carl R. Landrum
Oklahoma deer season set with Bucks only hunting still in place
The state maintains bucks only hunting with special permits at Spavinaw Cookson Cherokee Fort Gibson and Hulah refuges while most areas remain open to buck hunting. Public land in LeFlore and McCurtain Counties owned by Weyerhaeuser offers about 600000 acres for seekers as the firm opens its timber lands to public hunts statewide.
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Great Salt Plains
Spavinaw
Cookson
Cherokee
Fort Gibson
Hulah
Oklahoma
LeFlore
McCurtain
Weyerhaeuser
United States
I. H. Standefer
John Green
Okemah
Qualls
Cherokee County
Elmer Cathron
Henryetta
C. B. Hamblin
Lawton
Game Division
Kinefisher County
Hamblin
Oklahoma Governor unveils penal reform plan
Governor Hall proposed major changes to Oklahoma corrections including more parole officers, education and job training, a Corrections Conservation Corp to employ inmates on state park projects, and a rebuilt McAlester prison with strict security. The plan adds 100 parole and probation officers, a full time pardon parole board, higher fines for misdemeanors and felonies, and a new women’s prison in Oklahoma City. He cites two new centers focusing on education and job training as proof of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
API
David Hall
Oklahoma
Hall
Corrections Conservation Corp
CCC
McAlester
Park Anderson
Leo McCracken
Stringlawn
Lexington
McLeod
Ouachita
Lexington Center
Cleveland County
Sirica Rejects Senate Request for Tapes in Watergate Fight
Washington UPI report: Judge John J. Sirica rejected the Senate Watergate committee request for a civil judgment to obtain White House tapes, saying the panel lacked authorization to sue the President. The ruling leaves intact the broader fight as Archibald Cox presses for nine tapes for a grand jury probe. Last Friday the U.S. Court of Appeals upheld Sirica’s ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Special Watergate Raceciler
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Senate Committee
Sirica
Archibald Cox
Grand Jury
Cox
U.S. Court of Appeals
Law Restricts Disbursal Of State Funds
Oklahoma lawmakers gain oversight of about 200 million dollars spent annually as agencies must deposit and disburse all funds through the state treasurer. Earlier, many agencies used private bank accounts for receipts and expenditures. First reports show about 32 million moved into the treasurer’s office in the initial two months of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Floyd Harrington
State Legislative Council
Effeel
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Darrel Royal
Texas
Wardville
Sim Epperson
Raymond Nes
Samantha J. Minton
Criswell Funeral Home
William Garrett Sr
Joel Pat Whitt
Coalgate
Jim Epperson
Clara A. Mitchell
Smith Funeral Home
Sadie McGill
Tupels
Wilbur
Steve Kimbrough
Allen
Dovie Mar Osborn
Robert M. Morrison
Smith Fieral
British Isles
Big Game
Cy Curtis
Curtis
N. Lincoln
Rangers
Ify
A. M. Best Company
Ranger Insurance Company
Anderson Clayton
Okla
Atlameless
Og&i
Og&e
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