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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1973

Page

16

Quarter Horses Get Top Prices at All-American Sale

Two quarter horse yearlings sold for a record $120,000 each at the 1973 All-American Quarter Horse Yearling Sale in Ruidoso Downs New Mexico. Vernon L. Pool and J R Adams each paid $120,000 for Knight Truly and Miss Bobbi McGee respectively, selling by Tom Neff. The sale featured 392 horses with an average of $7,415 and total sales of $2.9 million, the highest in the event’s history.

Ruidoso Downs N.M Vernon L. Pool Shawnee, Okla Knight Truly Truly Truckle Truly Knight Prissy Lula J. R. Adams Oklahoma Bobbi McGee Truxton King Tom Neff Colorado City Tex Rancho Janus Inc San Diego Calif Magic Garden Jet Deck Vicki Meyers Mike Huebsch Madill Oklo Mexico Canada Australia

Democratic leaders fault Nixon over Watergate blame

Three Democratic governors accuse President Nixon of deepening public distrust by blaming other administrations for wiretaps and burglaries. Governor Shapp says Nixon’s defense worsens cynicism, while Governor Gilligan questions accountability. Republican governors praise Nixon’s press conference but seek release of taped conversations.

Washington Nixon Pennsylvania Milton Shapp Shapp Ohio John J. Gilligan Gilligan Democratic National Committee Watergate GOP Daniel Evans William G. Milliken Michigan

Murray State Teachers Make And Sell Pottery

Murray State College art instructor Larry Milligan teaches pottery and helps run Milligan and Towles, a small Murray firm making hand crafted tea sets vases and flower pots. Their kiln fired work is sold in a campus gift shop and to Oklahoma resorts and tourist shops, reflecting a growing interest in functional handmade pottery.

Art Cox Tishomingo Larry Milligan Milligan Murray State College East Central State College Ada England America Murray Dennis Towels Towles Milligan and Towles Oklahoma

Meteorite Crash Seen Near Deniliquin with Blue Flash

A blazing object with a three mile tail reportedly struck earth near Deniliquin Australia, creating a blue flash and a loud explosion that shook nearby buildings, according to the Royal Australian Air Force report.

Melbourne Australia Deniliquin Here Royal Australian Air Force

Ada High School launches three vocational programs for fall

Ada High School will offer three new vocational training tracks this fall after voters rejected a proposed area vocational center. CVET targets ninth and tenth graders with carpentry masonry plumbing and furniture repair while DE trains both sexes in sales and customer service earning high school credit.

Ada High School Darrell Hill Area Vocational Center Hill CVET Walter Winter Skelton State Department of Vocational Education Ada Danny Barnett

Ada Adopts Individualized Mathematics System for Fall

Ada schools will debut an individualized mathematics program this fall to tailor instruction. Superintendent Dr. Max Skelton says lessons progress at each student’s pace with a 15 to 1 adult to student ratio and groupings by ability under teacher supervision.

Ada Max Skelton Skelton

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