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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1971

Page

7

Housing Project Trend Develops in SEC Scrutiny

The SEC staff signals a push to require major multifamily housing sponsors to disclose more financial details to investors. Calprop Corp of Los Angeles faces a possible ruling that unregistered limited partnerships may fail to qualify for exemptions, potentially forcing multi-project developers to register offerings and reveal extensive data.

Washington Securities and Exchange Commission Calprop Corp Los Angeles Calprop SEC California Gerald Schutzbank

Parents Fight Against Closing Catholic School

In Newark, a large group of parents mainly black and non-Catholic took control of St Charles Borromeo School to block its closure. They launched a save the children campaign aiming to raise 125000 dollars as church leaders consider replacing nuns with lay staff to avert layoffs and salary gaps.

Newark, N.J St Charles Borromeo Roman Catholice School St. Charles Gertrude Washington United Parents of Washington Edward Plefer Newark Edwin Paulmenn

Condolences Pile Up After Louis Armstrong Death

More than 10 000 letters and cards express condolences to Louis Armstrong's widow from every state and over 20 countries. Mrs Armstrong asks donors to give to the Kidney Research Foundation or the Sickle Cell Anemia Foundation in his memory.

New York Louis Armstrong

County School Boards Adopt Lunch Policies

County boards approve free and reduced price lunch policies for students unable to pay full price. Policies use income and family size to determine eligibility. Applications may be filed anytime. forms go home with students or at principals’ offices. Information is confidential and used only to determine eligibility. No student will be identified for not paying full price.

Education Office Approves Grant for East Central State College

The U S Office of Education approved a 4 050 supplementary grant to East Central State College for educational opportunity grants. Announcement credited to Carl Albert Speaker of the House and representative of Oklahoma's Third Congressional District. J Collins director of student aid at East Central said the new grant supplements the main grant of about 39 000 approved earlier.

U.S. Office of Education East Central State College Carl Albert Oklahoma Third Congressional District J. Collins East Central

Coalgate Station Enters Contest

A Coalgate Mobil Oil station at 9 South Main has entered the second annual Service Station Appearance Improvement Awards, competing with 23 Oklahoma stations for grand prizes to be awarded at the Oklahoma Petroleum Council meeting in Tulsa on October 5. Ray Ridley, a Mobil commission agent, entered the Distributor Division for Mobil.

Coalgate Oklahoma Petroleum Council Fairmont Mayo Hotel Tulsa Mobil Oil Corporation South Main Ray Ridley Mobil

Stanford computer aids Oklahoma Deaf School students

At the Oklahoma School for the Deaf in Sulphur, ten teletypewriters will connect to Stanford University's computer by Sept. 15 to offer individualized drill in mathematics and language arts for about 200 of 275 students. The system records each student’s progress, provides instant feedback, and maintains separate codes per student. Teachers will guide and monitor, with proctors and Stanford instructors conducting workshops starting Sept. 7.

Oklahoma School For the Deaf At Sulphur Stanford University OSD Stanford Richard Youngers California Youngers

Expensive Paris Trip by Private Railway Car

The Compagnie des Wagons-Lits rented a luxury private rail car to Mrs. Fisher of Versailles for 900 dollars to cover the 450 mile trip from Paris to Nice. The car features a crystal and rare-wood living room and dining room, two master bedrooms, a four-bed parlor for servants, and a kitchen.

Paris France Compagnie Des Wagons- Lits Versailles Delo Fisher Nice

Little Farmer Crossword Clues and Answers Show Varied Words

Puzzle-style list of across and down clues with mixed fragments and misspellings. Entries include references to crops farming terms, objects, actions, and common crossword themes across and down, weaving in odd phrases and partial answers, all presented as a compact word puzzle page.

Midnight sign slayers risk feminine wrath in Michigan

Readable scraps recount roadside sign vandalism in Southern Michigan. Mrs. Leonard Spooner of Rives Junction laments and swears for help amid a felled billboard shading cows on her farm. Other items note Kahil Gibran's praise in Boston and a Doncaster fire pole accident.

Michigan Leonard Spooner Rives Junction

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