KOB Plans Statewide Meeting At Oklahoma Capitol
Keep Oklahoma Beautiful invites Oklahomans to a statewide meeting at 1 30 p m Oct 24 in the underground Sequoyah Auditorium State Capitol Complex Oklahoma City Lt Governor George Nigh will headline the program Joanne Orr of the Oklahoma Highway Department will present a wildflower planting slide show Alan Candioto will discuss the Keep America Beautiful ARM Program Other speakers include Lou Gatti state chairman of the Johnny Horizon Bicentennial program and Paul Cook KOB chairman for Great Plains Country
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Keep Oklahoma Beautiful
Sequoyah
State Capitol Complex
Oklahoma City
Jim Barrow
KOB
Barrow
George Nigh
Joanne Orr
Oklahoma Highway Department
Alan Candioto
Keep America Beautiful A.R.M
Lou Ga
Duck Season Opens Here On Oct 25
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation reports the 1975 76 statewide duck season opens October 25. Ducks are scattered with small concentrations of pintails baldpates blue winged teal and a few mallards expected on opening day. Most water bodies hold limited birds as late Canada reports delay migration. Weather could bring more birds. shirtsleeve warmth and recent north breezes have pushed a few species into Oklahoma.
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Game Division
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Lem Due
Due
Canada
Oklahoma
Thanksgiving Recipe Submission Request Remains Open
Community paper invites readers to submit complete Thanksgiving recipes with ingredients directions and submitter details including name and community as the weekly anticipates a special feature.
Great Pumpkin Contest Draws In Big Crowds in Oklahoma City
Entries pour into the statewide Great Pumpkin contest at Shepherd Mall in Oklahoma City with a $100 prize for the biggest pumpkin. About 4,000 pumpkins will be given away to children on October 30, while other Halloween events unfold in Shawnee Eufaula and Stigler.
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Charlie Brown
Shepherd Mall
Oklahoma City
Jack-O-Lantern
Shawnee
Eufaula
Stigler
Demand for cotton improves despite small U.S. crop
The Agriculture Department reports world cotton use in 1975-76 rising 5 percent to 60.8 million bales as U.S. producers harvest a eight-year low 9.1 million bales. Export outlook and farm prices show mixed signals amid weather and economic factors.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
USDA
United States
Far East
Europe
Economic Research Service
White House
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Administration
Ron Nessen
Ford
Butz
State Department
Soviet Union
Poland
State Assumes Strong Role In Forest Products
The South becomes a major wood supplier with Oklahoma contributing significantly. Private ownership dominates the land, boosting lumber, plywood, paper, and pulp output while fueling employment and regional economic growth. Growth outpaces national rates, signaling broad social and economic benefits for the South.
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South
Oklahoma
America
Southern Forest Products Association
SFPA
Forest Industry
Southern Forest
Seminole Junior College Offers Five Session Horsemanship Course
The Community Services Division launches a five session horsemanship course starting Monday at 7 30 p m with a two hour session each week through Nov 24 A limit of 100 adults and a five dollar fee apply Youths 11 and under may attend with a paid adult Course includes notebook handouts certificate and refreshments Final class on grooming and exhibiting led by Kay Don Goss at his Maud horse farm with guest speakers Dr John Beall Dr M T McCreight Dr H H Howell and Dr Leon Self
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Community Services Division
Seminole Junior College
Bob Trammell
Kay Don Goss
Maud
Don Davis
Eddie Hallam
Seminole
John Beall
Norman
M.T McCreight
H.H. Howell
Leon Self
Ada
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Cindy Turner
Robert Turner
Gene Neill
American Milk Producers Inc
Dean Trammell
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