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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1970
Page
7
A Los Angeles Times column argues that children should be treated as children not adults in schools. It critiques Project Intercept and school drug searches, urges against extending police-style authority in classrooms, and urges preserving students’ privacy while defending teachers’ classroom discretion.
Hast Central announces major staffing shifts to align workloads with demand. Dr. Wendell Altmiller becomes associate dean for teacher education and coordinates the education program, while Dr. James steps back from broader duties. New directors and associate chairmen are named in education psychology sociology geography economics business and related fields. A note on rising interests accompanies updated appointments. Also cited are sobering auto pedestrian crash figures for children under 15 with about 10,000 fatalities annually and over 450,000 injuries.
About 50 people attended the opening night of a Wednesday film series at Horace Mann Auditorium East Central State College sponsored by the United Christian Student Center. Each 8 pm showing runs weekly through Oct 7 with a post film discussion and coffee led by Rev. David Egbert.
The Sunray Baptist Church hosts a Greek village film program with free admission. On Sept 12 from 8 to 9 p.m. and Sept 13 from 1 to 4 p.m. screenings include The Son of the Sheik and He Who Must Die, both adaptations reflecting Turkish domination, based on Ni kos Kazantzakis. The venue is one block north of SH 77 and one block east of I-35.
The Pontotoc County Fair begins Wednesday at the Agricultural Center on N Broadway and runs through Saturday. Livestock check ins are Thursday morning and nonlivestock entries Thursday afternoon. horse show entries by 8 a.m. Saturday. John Netherton notes fair books are available at the center or by mail, admission is free, premiums paid in all divisions, and swine embargo lifted for exhibition. County 4 H units nominate junior and senior queen contestants with finalists crowned Friday night.
Two Papatonic County girls scored well at the state 4-H judging event held at OSU. Sherry Hatch and Karen J. Enis earned multiple honors including safety project alternates, bonds, and division wins in home demonstration and electric projects.
Langston University faces a sharp increase in insurance premiums from 93 700 to 20 000 annually. President William Sims says insurers 'acking up their rates due to Langston being predominantly Negro and racial unrest nationwide. Buildings valued at 3.5 million remain uninsured, with a 10 900 deductible now included on newly bonded structures.
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In McAlester Oklahoma the State Pardon and Parole Board requires convicts to memorize the Ten Commandments before parole eligibility. A Mount Holyoke College president told students that hitchhiking biases persist and urged against it. Fragments describe various unrelated events including a UK party alarm and a constable’s arrest in England.
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