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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1970

Page

15

Murray's Engineering Technology Bridge Expands at Murray

Murray State College launches engineering technology program bridging high school vocational tech to college education. New $36,000 lab equipped for metallurgy electronics and electro mechanical labs backed by state vocational education and area high schools. The program leads to an associate degree and offers core first semester curriculum with integrated math and lab work to motivate students including Vietnam veteran Charles Nuttall.

Clyde Kindell Murray State College Tishomingo Murray Engineering Department R. B. Brisco Murray Department of Engineering Technology State Department of Vocational - Technical Education Ardmore Kindell OSU Brisco Oklahoma Tech Charles Nuttall Vietnam Nuttall Eastern Wilburton

Christmas Eve Deadline For Share Of Wheat Pool

Wheat farmers have until Christmas Eve to claim their share of a 4.2 million dollar subsidy pool from 1968 funds used for an upcoming National Wheat Institute. About 832000 growers are in the pool. most receive small payments with 417000 eligible for under 5.80 dollars.

Washington Agriculture Department Congress National Wheat Institute Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS National Association of Wheat Growers The National Grange National Farm Organization National Farmers Union U.S. Durum Growers Association

OSU Official Takes Leave Of Absence

Abe Hesser OSU vice president for student and auxiliary services will take a nine month leave from November 1 to join a private Tulsa company. Norman Moore becomes acting vice president during the absence. The move is approved by OSU President Robert Kamm and the Board of Regents.

OSU Stillwater Abe Hesser Oklahoma State University Tulsa Hesser Norman Moore Robert Kamm OSU Board of Regents

Baby Born to Bilke Family Noted for Grandparents Count

A Baxter Springs Kansas baby born to Mr and Mrs Ron Bilke is reported to have 11 grandparents and great grandparents. The odd count highlights a large family lineage mentioned in the circulated item.

Ron Bilke Baxter Springs Kansas

Cros Across Crossword Clue Fill In

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Fragmented Word Puzzle Clues From Era

A jumbled list of clues includes terms like Zeal, Burmese language, girl name, landed property, graven images, unfresh, stop, marsh, broader, part of to be fresh, and larger. The readable fragments resemble a crossword style word puzzle from a historical page.

Zeal Myself

Cadets Entering Air Force Academy Commencement Hobbled

Three graduating cadets arrive in leg casts at the Air Force Academy commencement. James McCandless from El Paso Texas and Richard Downing from Fontana California fractured legs playing soccer. Allan Bloor from Leetonia Ohio broke his leg while rugby football action.

AIR Force Academy Colo

Milk production rises in September at 9.25 billion pounds

Agriculture Department data show September milk output at 9.25 billion pounds, up one percent from a year earlier. Output per cow averaged 744 pounds, a two percent increase from September 1969, per the Crop Reporting Board.

Washington Agriculture Department Crop Reporting Board

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