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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1970
Page
15
A Los Angeles Times column argues against treating students as adults amid drug policy fears on the California Mexican border. The author questions when children gain full rights and asks schools to handle student issues without police or legal wrangling, urging custodial care over broad enforcement.
East Central implements changes in education and psychology with Dr. Wendell Altmiller named associate dean for teacher education and coordinating across all departments. Dr. Jack Nance heads student teaching and other directors oversee elementary education special education psychology and science education. Sociology and geography gain Ray Quiett and Dr Robert Garner with growing student interest noted. Carlos Johnson becomes associate chairman for business accounting and economics under Dr Bill Rainey.
About 50 people attended the opening night of a Wednesday film series at East Central State College Horace Mann Auditorium. Sponsored by the United Christian Student Center, the series runs weekly through Oct. 7 starting at 8 p.m. with post screening discussions and coffee.
Children under 15 are the most frequent victims of auto walker type accidents. The annual total is about 10,000 fatalities and over 550,000 personal injuries.
The Pontotoc County Fair runs Wednesday through Saturday at the Agricultural Center on N Broadway. Livestock drop off Thursday noon to Friday 10 p.m., with other exhibits due 1 8 p.m. Wednesday. Feeder calves enter Friday weigh in at 8 a.m., as part of the Junior livestock show. The fair includes 636 divisions, the Alam o Shows in Ada, and a Friday night queen crowning.
Two Pontotoc County girls excelled at the OSU state 4-H competition in record book judging. Sherry Hatch earned a $50 bond and a trip to the Safety Congress as second alternate in safety. Karen Enis won $25 and $50 bonds plus top honors in home demonstration southeast division and was fourth alternate in the electric project.
The Oklahoma Central State Singing will be held on Saturday September 12 from 8 to 10 p.m. and Sunday September 13 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Sunday Baptist Church Purcell located one block north of SH 77 and one block east of I 35.
Langston University faces a dramatic rise in premiums from 3700 to 20000 dollars per year. President William E. Sims says insurers labeled the school a high risk due to racial unrest, despite a solid track record. The 15 buildings valued at 3.5 million dollars now lack coverage with a 10000 dollar deductible on new bonds.
The State Pardon and Parole Board requires convicts at the State Prison to memorize the Ten Commandments before parole eligibility. Mount Holyoke College president warns students that men assume female hitchhikers are tramps and urges caution. In Risborough England a guest triggers a burglar alarm at a bank opening party leading to the arrest of Constable David Alworth.
A list of crossword style clues across and down including exclamations of woe, church recess, beaded counting frame, and many other terms such as God of love, sun god, Malayan canoe, stride, blackbird, and companions. It reads as a terse clue grid with numbered entries for across and down.
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