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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1974

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Prairie chicken hunts set in northeast and northwest Oklahoma

Oklahoma opens two prairie chicken hunts on November two with separate weekend schedules in the northeast and a longer run in the northwest. Daily bag limits are two birds. possession limit four. Special permits apply for opening weekend in Osage County PHAs. Goose season adds a split hunt across four counties starting November two with a second session December seven through January eleven, 1975.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Dave Curry Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Beaver Beckham, Ellis, Harper Roger Mills Texas Woodward Curry Osage County Foraker Staite Pawhuska PHA Bryan Marshall Johnston Alfalfa Lem Due Due Sania Tishomingo Great Salt Plains Hulah

Traders Today Recall Great Crash Of 1929

New York traders compare the 1929 crash with 1974 turmoil noting regulatory changes since 1933, market size growth from 1.5 million to about 30 million, and a 50 percent fall in Dow in 1929 versus 1973-74. Expert memories describe the sudden collapse and margin pressures under bullish attitudes.

New York Wall Street Federal Reserve The Securities and Exchange Commission Dow Jnnes Dow Eldon Grimm Birr, Wilson & Co NYSE

78 Year-Old Springfield Publisher Loves Newspaper Life

JR Bud Fitzpatrick, 78, remains devoted to the press after four decades in the field. He recalls starting a weekly newspaper in 1935 and later becoming sole publisher of the Citizen Tribune, continuing to publish a local newsletter Main Street while pursuing other ventures.

Springfield, II Bud” Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick Sletter Main Street Citizen Tribune Springfield

Peanut Month Highlighted in Oklahoma with Plans

Oklahoma city officials promote November as Peanut Month. Oklahoma's peanut industry tops 45 million dollars with Spanish type peanuts dominating production. Gov Hall to proclaim the month and Durant hosts a Peanut Princess contest November 15 and dedication of the World’s Largest cast aluminum Peanut on city hall lawn.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Oklahoma Peanut Commission William Flanagan Flanagan David Hall Durant

Nixon Still Critical as Vital Signs Improve

Long Beach Calif AP Richard M Nixon remains in critical condition after urgent surgery with vascular shock. Dr Langren said signs have stabilized though prognosis is unclear. Ziegler says Nixon nearly died. Ford campaigns nearby as family keeps vigil.

Long Beach Calif Richard M. Nixon Jonn C. Langren Nixon Ronald J. Zieg Ler Ziegler Memorial Hospital Medical Center

ABC News Eyes County Votes Coverage Plan

ABC News will monitor county voting as part of its election television coverage. Precincts include Ward 2 Frechiel Arlington Nazarene Church Homer and Steedsman with local League of Women Voters members reporting by phone.

Ginets Sally Ling ABC News Frechiel Arlington Nazarene Church Homer Steedsman League of Women Voters Jack Hoover Robert Reeves John Richin Gary Jergenson Paul Floyd John McMahon Js. Lynn Whiler Arthur Hoynsys

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