Ada Board OKs role in 4-C community childcare project
Ada board authorizes Superintendent Max Skelton to serve on the new 4-C Activity committee coordinating services for Ada area youth. The plan includes city and county officials, health and social agencies, and private groups to better plan day care and early education, avoid duplication, and expand services.
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Naomi Knickmeyer
Ada Board of Education
Max Skelton
Skelton
Ada
Public Health Dept
Agnew Attacks Federal Legal Aid Program
Vice President Agnew criticizes the Legal Services Program in the American Bar Association Journal, accusing federal funding of pushing ideological social reform and urging tighter central control and high professional standards. He cites programs focusing on social issues rather than poverty. The piece recalls Reagan’s 1970 veto of California Rural Legal Assistance funding amid class-action suits for the poor.
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American Bar Association Journal
Agnew
Legal Services Program
Tess
Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
California Rural Legal Assistance Program
Reagan
Oklahoma hunting seasons 1972 73 overview
Oklahoma wildlife rules list 1972 73 hunting seasons across dove teal rabbit prairie chicken wild turkey quail pheasant deer and other game. Includes dates bag limits possession hours and area notes for statewide private federal lands Northwest Panhandle Cimarron Texas Beaver and more.
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Pamy
Panhandle
Cimarron
Texas
Beaver Counties
Privett to Visit Ada Before Runoff for State Post
Rex Privett candidate for state corporation commissioner plans a 5:30 p.m. Friday visit to Ada meeting supporters and friends and an event at Oklahoma State Bank Lodge. He will stress job qualifications organization and office importance. Privett a Maramec rancher and Oklahoma State University graduate with wife Pat and three children active in Methodist Church. He has served on the Governing Board Council of State Governments and the National Legislative Conference executive committee.
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Rex Privett
Ada
Oklahoma State Bank Lodge
Privett
National Legislative Conference
Food Dollars Still Of Prime Concern
A column analyzes economist Herbert Stein's remarks on food affordability, noting rising meat prices and the diverging views on wages versus food costs. It discusses how American households spend a smaller share of take home pay on food over decades while total food expenditures exceed $100 billion annually, and how price sensitivity and consumer behavior shape grocery decisions amid broader economic pressures.
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Sten
Stein
American Political Science Foundation
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