Oklahoma School District Proposes Bonds For 1.275 Million
Proclamation calls election for September 9 1975 in Pontotoc County ISD 19 to issue negotiable coupon bonds for 1 275 000 to finance school site improvements buildings furniture and fixtures and levy taxes to pay interest and principal with bonds bearing up to 6 1/2 percent and payable over ten years. Polling places Hayes Willard Washington Ada Middle School listed with officers. Witnessed by the Board of Education President Charles D. Mayhue and Clerk Joan Hagar July 4 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of Independent School District
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Hayes Elementary School
Mississippi
A. C. McKay
B. G. Anderson
Aliie Likowski
Willard
East 9Th
Marguerite Chapman
Lois Henderson
Elsie Williams
Washington Elementary
S. Oak
Jackie Lollar
Virginia Harbin
Viola Elliott
Ada Middle School
West 18Th
Ruth Ann Haley
M. R. Wynn
R. D. Loman
Board of Education
A.D
Charles D. Mayhue
Oklahoma Joint Tenancy Death Determination Hearing Notice
The State of Oklahoma informs heirs and all interested parties of a petition filed September 4 1975 to judicially determine the death of Richard R Watson joint tenant and end the joint tenancy regarding two acres in Section 32 Township 2 North Range 7 East Ponotoc County surface rights only. Hearing set for September 19 1975 at 10 00 A M in Ada Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of
Oklahoma
Stonewall
W. H. Byers
Stacie Meirs
Byers
Byers & Moore
Wayne Joplin
E. Eubank
Bennett & Taylor
American Building
P.O. Box
Ada
Grace M. O’bryan
James Clark
Grace M. O'Bryan
District Court
Ronald L. Jones
Mordy & Clark Finen
Richard R. Watson
Mary Belle Watson
Frances Rhoads
Wa Atteberry
Jim
Mie Atteberry
Kate Terry
W .E. Atteberry
Jimmie Atteberry
W. E. Atteberry
Calvert L. Cannon
Oklahoma Wildlife Stocks Channel Catfish at Four Lakes
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation reports stocking hundreds of channel catfish at four lakes in the state with more to be added this fall at 13 other impoundments. Growouts of 10 to 12 inches were released at Lakes Dahlgren Ozzie Cobb Raymond Gary and Schooler, with target to boost sport fishing where natural reproduction is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Department
Fisheries Division
Ken Johnston
Dahlgren
Ozzie Cobb
Raymond Gary
Schooler
Durant
Holdenville
Wildlife Commission
Johnston
Oklahoma
American Horse
Burtschi
Chambers
Elmer
Etling
Hall
Jap Beaver
Nanih Waiga
Schultz
Vanderwork
Vincent
Watonga
Wayne Wallace
Hugo
Food stamp rule change moves through Congress and White House review
The USDA has until Oct 12 to finish revising the price and benefit table for the food stamp program. A June ruling questioned the current setup as potentially insufficient for a nutritionally adequate diet. White House staff review of proposed regulations continues as Congress gears up mid September for action. Sen. Dole plans a moderates version of reform while Sen. McGovern weighs supporting a modified or rival conservative proposal. The 12 options cover eligibility, cash in lieu, and cash-only scenarios amid 19 million participants and a projected $6.8 billion cost this year if unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
White House
Usda Food and Nutrition Service
Robert Dole
R-Kan
George McGovern
D-S.d
Nutrition Committee
Ford
Hearings Set In District Court This Week
Two preliminary hearings were scheduled in district court. Monty Dunn faces second degree burglary set for Sept 17. Wade Selby has abandonment hearings set for Sept 18 with bond options. Tom Ivey had sentence deferred for two years for concealing stolen property. Wallace Wendell Alexander pleads innocent to DWI with bail set. Others include Johnny Wayne Randolph public drunk and Ethel F. Del Antonio DWI. Orel Emanuel Stephens driving under suspension and Doy A Houston unplugged gun to hunt dove. Marvin Lee Lancaster faces two charges including license suspension driving and DUI.
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Wade Selby
Tom Ivey
Ivey
Department of Corrections
Johnny Wayne Randolph
Ethel F. del Antonio
Orel Emanuel Stephens
Doy A. Houston
Hunt Dove
Marvin Lee Lancaster
Ranchers Body May Be Exhumed
An Oklahoma City attorney for Hugh Max Thomas family says a thorough autopsy is needed and plans to seek exhumation within a week. Thomas was found dead August 7 at Phylis Plumley’s home near Tupelo. cause labeled unknown with conflicting reports of overdose.
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Vernon Hugh Thomas
Royce Thomas
John B. Axton
N. Main Coalgate
Oklahoma City
Hugh Max Thomas
Stonewall
Thomas
Phylis Plumley
Tupelo
Raymond Burger
Burger
John Axton
Coal County
Axton
Coal
Pontotoc
Wallace Byrd
Byrd
State Medical Examiner
Fred Jordan
Jordan
Bryd
Robert O
Bob” Cunningham
Houston
Cunningham
David Hall
Hall
Oklahoma County District Court
Coal County Asst. Dist
Atty
Textile Industry Expects Gains in Third Quarter
Textile World magazine reports U.S. textile industry may see uptick in Q3 as output falls less and inventories shrink. Factors cited include tax rebates and cuts, easier mortgage money, and gradual improvement in new car sales offsetting earlier declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Textile World Magazine
Congress Confident It Can Override Ford Veto on Oil Policy
Congress signals likely success in overriding President Ford's veto of a six month oil price controls extension. The U S Bureau of Mines reports Soviet oil output surpassed the United States in 1974, making the Soviets the top world producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ford
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Senate
House
U.S
Federal Energy Administration
Teacher Strikes Close Schools Across Ten States
More than 700 000 children are out of school as teachers in at least ten states strike over wages class size contract rollbacks and fringe benefits. Illinois reports 565 500 affected and Pennsylvania 137 800. Chicago’s 530 000 pupils also remain out of class amid late negotiations.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Chicago School Board
Gunman Surrenders After Albany Coffee Shop Siege
A 17 hour standoff outside Standard Sandwich Coffee Shop in downtown Albany ended with the surrender of Robert Roscoe Jr. and release of nine hostages. Authorities said the man robbed City and County Savings Bank, wounded a guard and shot a police officer before barricading inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Robert Roscoe Jr
Washington, D.C
Edward McArdle
Capitol Building
McArdle
City and County Savings Bank
Last Cranked Telephone Leaves Virginia City Home
Mrs. Kate Tannehill, 80, Virginia City's oldest native, loses her hand cranked magneto telephone as the local company phases out old crank phones once installed in 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Nev
Kate Tannehill
Comstock
Johnston County Resident Set for MSC Regent Appointment
A Johnston County resident is planned for the Murray State College Board of Regents, with confirmation expected soon. Gov. David Boren discussed the move with State Sen. Roy Boatner, amid past criticism over previous appointments. The appointment hinges on Senate approval and may involve a Tishomingo resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Boren
Roy Boatner
Boatner
Boren
Johnston County
Pat Howe
Sulphur
Ben Murray
Durant
Wilson McDon
Ald
Atoka
Freda Hamilton
Tishoming
State Senate
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Joan Hagar
State of Oklahoma
Leona Williams Evurek
James M. Chenoweth
Louisa Poynter
W. S. McCullah
Co. C. Huddleston
Mary E. Huddleston
Etta Huddleston
Leona Williams Evrek
Virgil C. Huddleston
Charles W. Huddleston
Center
C. C. Huddleston
Mary €. Huddleston
Bys
E. Eubank Bennett & Taylor
Ads
Orcad
W. Harris
Marshall W. Harris
Hubert G. Orton
West 13Th Street
Violet K. Harris
Frank M. Dillon
Michael G. Smith
East 14Th Street
s/ W. J. DILLON, JR
Everstar
Hugh Ek Toate
Viola M. West
Et al
J. R. Cordell
Cal West
Frisco
Francis
Cai West
B. K. Stubberfield
Carloss Wadlington
Pontotog County
Lillie C. Wilson
District Court of the 22Nd Judicial District
Errrewe
Ardmore
Redondo Beach
Calif
Florida
Monty Dunn
Wallace Wendell Alexander
Ada High
Cougars
Norris Field
Norman
Teresa Mayhue
Kayla Campbell
Edie Fentem
Melissa Smith
Tracy O’neal
Angie Ray
Jenny Ray
Deanna Robbins
Organization of Petroleum_ Exporting Countries
OPEC
Israel
John M. Koutelis
Angie
Koutelis
FBI
Thomas Brown
MSC Regent
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