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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1972

Page

12

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Skyjackers Claim Back Money After Algeria Ransom Debate

A Detroit group involved in a plane skyjacking to Algeria demanded the ransom be returned, arguing the funds were private and not government money. The speaker criticized the Algeria welcome and urged the airline to regain the money, likening it to funds stolen by a bank robber. The piece moves to broader questions of public funds versus private funds and financial accountability.

Algeria Detroit America Fort Knox

Just Survin O Five and The Written Hurdle

A reflection on starting tasks and self created bottlenecks. The piece compares students and adults to horses and humans, noting the inner hesitation that blocks beginning, then sketches seasonal musings on autumn and a plea to retire a song emblematic of falling leaves.

Johnny Mary

Picketing at Private Homes and Privacy Rights in Court

A family lawyer sought an injunction against residential picketing of his suburban home. The court sided with privacy interests, balancing home sanctuary against free speech, noting exceptions for public officials and certain coercive conduct.

Henry

The Cold Within and Other Moral Tales

A collection of moral reflections and maxims on human folly. It includes James Kinney's The Cold Within about six men at a fire and a string of aphorisms on mistakes, thinking, and social behavior.

James Patrick Kinney

Love Your Neighbor Beyond Feelings

The piece argues Jesus’ command to love your neighbor requires action, not sentiment. It cites psychology and fiction to illustrate that feelings follow behavior, urging sacrificial acts toward even despicable neighbors to develop genuine love over time. It stresses James 2:1 about showing, not feeling, partiality.

William Parker Jesus James

Deaths ETHEL SHOCKEY and Virg ie Sparks and Ada Reed Hemler

Obituaries list deaths of Ethel Shockey 65 of Coal Gate died Oct 13 at Slater Funeral Home Virg ie Sparks 76 Ada resident died Oct 12 Smith Funeral Home Ada Reed Hemler 86 Ada resident died Oct 13 Criswell Funeral Home Mose Burris 104 Tupelo resident died Oct 13 with a note about a dog licensing quip from a police stop.

Ethel Shockey Coalgate Slater Funeral Home Virgie Sparks Ada Smith Funeral Home Ada Reed Hemler Criswell Funeral Home Mose Burris Tupelo Maggie Condren Mary A. Brooks Allen William C. Looney O. F. Morris Gaskill Funeral Home Roy W. Williams Arthur Lee Swanson Pontotoc Gerald C. Yarbrough

OSU to Host 22nd Annual Oklahoma Agricultural Engineers Meeting

The 22nd Annual meeting of the Oklahoma Section of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers will be held at the Oklahoma State University Student Union in Stillwater with about 75 engineers expected. Glenn Sullivan of the Oklahoma Water Resources Board will speak at the noon luncheon on water plans for Oklahoma. A large crowd is anticipated for OSU homecoming with Baylor University.

Oklahoma American Society of Agricultural Engineers Oklahoma State University Stillwater Glenn Sullivan Oklahoma Water Resources Board Sullivan University of Oklahoma OSU Baylor University

Community notices list visitors and hospital patients

Union Hie l section catalogs numerous Ada and Ballards area residents and relatives visiting Valley View hospital and nursing homes. Names include Gray Cochran Sr Mrs Carlene McNutt Tilley Kemp Golden Newby and many others with frequent travel between Ada Oklahoma City Ballards Nursing Home and nearby towns.

Raymond Woods Holdenville James Castoe Olen Vail Don Epperly Hickory Veda Mayor L. D. Winters Byng Wilma Golden Lawrence Jim Fredrick Shane Stevie Albert Pevehouse Angie Wright Alice Current Effie Thorp Jeanette Koopman Nancy Ruth Wynn Childre Charlie Sliger Ada Allen Lois Mosier Charles Knighten Kenneth Shaw Jamie Jerry Shaw Kevin Dave Harrison Timmy Francis Edith Fox Myrian McElwee Florence Frye Sherri Ronnie Monroe Lee David Hodge Homer W. A. Lee Richard Henry Frank Henry Stonewall Billy Lee Roy Gentry Preston Lee Oklahoma City Carl Lee Rebee Everett Lee Elmer Ragland Jerry Lee Aley Johnnie Brasfield Joe Bevers Johnnie Brasfeld Johnny Brasfield Ida Brasfield Davis M. R Tucker Gray George Cochran Sr Carlene McNutt Valley View Hospital L. A. Farrell Mack Welch Ray Kemp Horace Golden Goodneighbor’s Club Elva Kemps Eddie Wallace Betty Cunningham Lavona Jones Opal Lee Bivins Ina Haines Jessie Matheron Deloras Agee Catherine Coffey Inez Agee Dennis Rhynes Vivian Cruson R. E. Tilley Matt Richardson Terry Richardson Janessa Cerral Richardson Janie Tilley Debbie Jones Don Newby Yvonne Gray Jack McNutt Jr Lisa Eddie Earnest Matheron Carl C. Lynn Carl C. Lynn Jr Joyce Flowers Sue Allan Jones Joyce Trivitt Roxie Golden Lynda Ethelyne Golden Teresa Dora McKnight Louise Estes Fannie Estes Elva Kemp Tom Agee Tishi Ross Ada Kim Don Allison Happyland William Henson Albert Crow Robert Bo Earl Rose Robert Golden Ruby Horton Vernon McCurdy Jimmy Jennings Roger Stone Glen Horton Cora Cassady Galey Harold Haines Susan Mike Herbert Henderson Gerald Henderson Arkansas M. C. Cox Oil Center Barbara Wiliam Stephen Newby Billy Johnny Allan Angie Pamela Debbie Robertson Lelah Johnson Chriss Billy Henson Rennie Johnson Harold Long Lela Johnson J. C. Carroll Ethelene Golden Lolitta Tucker Ballards Nursing Home J. B. Jones Elmer Cochran Earl Duckworth Enid Melvin Raymer

Oklahoma Peanut Harvest Seen Up With Favorable Weather

Weather in September boosted Oklahoma peanut prospects with a projected total of 226.1 million pounds, up 8 percent from last month. Cotton, grain sorghum, pecans, and hay also show gains while irrigated crops are strong but nonirrigated crops vary. Some cotton fields suffer leaf spot and pests prompt earlier peanut harvests.

Oklahoma USDA Oklahoma Department of Agriculture

Council Bets Higher Fines in Ada Municipal Court

Ada city council votes to raise the maximum fine to 50 for future charges in Municipal Court. The measure targets repeat offenders and serious crimes at the judge’s discretion. Council also approves three police cars from Service Chevrolet at 7906.26 with trade in. the low bid included a price-increase contingency not chosen.

George Gurley Ada Chevrolet

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