Ada Oklahoma Weekly News and Evening News details
The notice outlines publication history and consolidation changes for the Ada area papers. It lists publishers editors and pricing for weeklies and ads, including consolidation dates with the Ada Times Democrat Pontotoc County Enterprise and Ada Star. It provides postal rates and carrier/mailing options for Ada Oklahoma.
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Ada
Oklahome
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News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
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Ada Star Pergera
Ada Tintes-Democrat
Nova
Ada Evening News
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Pontotec
Oklahorm
Oklahomns
Oklahm
Cold figures tell story of tragedy on Oklahoma roads
Oklahoma safety data show 1969 had 63,821 traffic accidents in the state with 898 deaths and 21,430 injuries. 78 percent of accidents occurred in cities, 67 percent of fatalities on highways, 89 percent of injuries and 94 percent of casualties involved no safety belts. Driver error and unsafe speed cited as top causes. most crashes between 3 and 9 p.m.. 34 percent of deaths under age 22.
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Oklahoma Safety Council
National Safety Council
Oklahoma
The Family Lawyer And The Expired License Roadblock Clash
Jeff’s car struck a pedestrian. despite his expired license the court found no liability linking the license to the accident. Courts note unlicensed driving raises safety concerns but not automatic fault, while roadblocks to check licenses are upheld as a public safety tool.
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Jeff
Road Runner wonderment and daily life in Oklahoma
A narrator reflecting on life in rural Oklahoma notes the vivid variety of nature from misty dawns to bright sunrises and unusual bird calls. They recount hosting friends, helping a junior high student with math and history, and urge awareness of how modern information and committees shape views while acknowledging lingering conflicts and the urge for peaceful resolutions.
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Oklahoma
Atlantic
Noona
America
John
Jacob the supplanting brother and a stone pillow dream
A reflection on Jacob from Genesis 27 to his dream at Bethel. It contrasts his bad deeds with his divine destiny, noting how his deceit leads to exile and hardship, and how a dream reveals God’s choosing of him to become Israel. The piece links Jacob’s wounding path to God’s larger plan and grace.
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Esau
Haran
Abraham
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Isaac
Jesus
Foliage Tour Originator Richard Miller Dies in OKC
Richard Gamble Miller 79, famed statewide for The Smoking Room column in Oklahoma City Times and The Sunday Oklahoma, died Tuesday at St. Anthony Hospital. He worked 48 years at the two papers, retiring in 1998, and was known for roving weekly travels and deep knowledge of the state. Miller came to Oklahoma in 1920 as a copyreader for the Times and Oklahoman.
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Oklahoma City
Richard Gamble Miller
Oklahoma City Times
Sunday Oklahoman
St. Anthony Hospital
Hahn-Cook, Street & Draper Funeral Home
Miller
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Oklahoma
Times
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Around The County Highlights From Ada and Vicinity
Local social notes list visits and gatherings across Ada and nearby towns. Families including Horton McCurdy Delazier Golden Coplen Turner Golden Jones Til ley Tilley and others share dinners birthdays fairs skiing and picnic outings with relatives friends and neighbors in Pontotoc County and surrounding areas.
Raff Resident Dies In Fiery Boggy Creek Crash
A Raff resident, Warren D. Dilbeck, 59, died in a fiery crash Sunday near Boggy Creek bridge in Frisco. His pickup struck the guardrail and caught fire, found bottom-side-up after dawn. The bridge turn is noted as dangerous and part of a deadly Sunday crash wave that left eight dead statewide.
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Raff
Boggy Creek Bridge
Bogey Creek
Frisco
Warren D. Dilbeck
Boggy Creek
Pontosee County
Clear Bousy Creek
Don Cosk
Incumbents Lose In Johnston And Atoka County Races
In Johnston County two commissioners lost runoffs. Coy Easterling beat incumbent Joe Harbert 719 to 430 in District 1, and Guy Combes defeated Bob Hudgens 740 to 718 in District 2. County assessor Carl R Brown won 1 678 to 1 445 over Homer Don Stallings. In Atoka County Monroe McNally beat Lee Roy Tigert 795 to 735 for the Democratic nomination and will face Bill Miller in November. J M Way Ford won the Democratic nomination 645 to 570 over Harold Jones and will face incumbent Republican Willard Olsen in November.
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Johnston County
Coy R. Easterling
Joe Harbert
Guy Combes
Bob Hudgens
Carl R. Brown
Homer Don Stallings
Atoka County
Monroe McNally
Atoka
Lee Roy Tigert
McNally
Bill Miller
J. M. Way
Ford
Harold Jones
Repubic
Ean Willard Olsen
Novemer
Osage Claims To Be Considered For Settlement
PAWHUSKA AP Congress will consider a 313.23 million settlement grant by the Indian Claims Commission for all Osage claims. The 1904 1818 and 1825 treaties underpin the action covering 27.5 million acres across Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and Arkansas. Chief Sylvester Tinker calls it happy news though payment terms remain to be set in an appropriations bill.
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Pawhuska
Congress
Indian Claims Commission
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Osage
Sylvester Tinker
Europeans Placid About Safety Checks
In London Heathrow, 300 uniformed officers plus 100 detectives and investigators man safety checks as passengers accept longer screening times. Travelers praise the thoroughness though delays occur. Zurich and Frankfurt airports also echo heightened scrutiny with multiple police checks and extra staff.
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London
Europe
Max Faulkner
Heathrow
Alypor
Neil Fisher
Zurich
Kloten Intercontinental
Swissair
Frankfurt
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