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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1972
Page
15
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About 1 000 pounds of homemade cookies and candy were sent to soldiers in Vietnam from the children of U S service men in Nürnberg Germany. Snakes are in season in Hong Kong where residents eat them at the rate of 4 000 a day.
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The article advises aging plants by starting seeds early in a greenhouse or improvised light box. It describes a yard scale setup with a 16 inch high box and two 25 watt globes, using Jiffy Pellets to grow zucchini cantaloupes tomatoes eggplant delphinium and zinnia from seed.
U S meat imports rose 13 percent from 1971 to 1972 with Australia as the leading supplier. Through July 1972 total imports neared 670 million pounds, up 12 percent. Nixon suspended quotas for 1972 to curb prices.
The 1972 Poland China hog, owned by Harvey Richardson of Elmore City Oklahoma, earned the title and sold for 4000 dollars at the National Barrow Show in Austin. The buyer was Larry Leland and Kenneth Mapes of Union City Ohio.
Hollywood AP report says William Boyd, famed for Hopalong Cassidy in 92 films and radio TV, died Tuesday night at 77 after Parkinsons disease and heart failure. He founded Hoppy's Troopers and supported children’s charities, with a reputation for clean living and strong ethics.
James Kenneth Johnson 34 of Ardmore, a six time escapee, is to appear in federal court for mental competence. He and Phillip Van Scoy of Oklahoma City are to be tried September 25 in Ardmore for robbing State National Bank of Ardmore last November. Johnson also faces a Higgins Texas bank robbery charge. He was recaptured March 30 near Ardmore after a gun battle left him critically wounded.
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