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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1975

Page

6

County Awarded Grant For Baseball Parks

The State Department of Tourism and Recreation approved a 27500 grant to build double diamond Little League parks at Pontotoc County Fairgrounds in Ada. Ada Kiwanis Club must match the funds. AIDC bought Kiwanis Park land and Ada hosted the Midget Division state tournament this summer.

State Department of Tourism and Recreation Pontotoc County Fairgrounds Chris Delaporte Division of Parks and Recreation Pontotoc County Ada Delaporte Ada Kiwanis Club Bard Todd Ada Little League Board Todd

Sapulpa Men Plead Innocent in 2nd Degree Murder

Two Sapulpa men Joe Hawkes 30 and Barney Thresher Jr 35 pleaded innocent to 2nd degree murder in the shooting death of Fred J. Tucker 48 Saturday night. Both held on 10000 bond awaiting a Nov 19 preliminary hearing after arraignment before District Court Judge Clyde Patrick. Tucker a native of Englewood California had lived in Sapulpa about 18 months.

Sapulpa, Okla Sapulpa Fred J. Tucker Joe Hawkes Barney Thresher Jr Clyde Pat Rick Tucker Englewood Calif

Industrial Output Skies Rise as Economy Shows Momentum

The Federal Reserve reports industrial output up 1.3 percent in August, the best month in three years, with manufacturing and business equipment sectors driving gains. Revised data show May as the start of the upturn, while inventories declined by 569 million to 263.9 billion.

Washington Federal Reserve Board James L. Pate Commerce Department U.S

NAACP backs suit over Idabel officer firing

The NAACP Kentucky? Oklahoma chapter joined a planned lawsuit challenging the dismissal of Idabel police officer Charles Bailey. Tulsa attorney Jim Goodwin will file the suit alleging racial discrimination, tied to Bailey’s firing Aug 19 amid probation.

Bailey Jim Goodwin Tulsa Idabel NAACP Clarence Lane Jim Lane D-idabel Lane Young Lane

Razak Inspires Rebel Forces In Tripoli Lebanon

Abdul Razak, 30, leader of an insurgent group code named She Bear, drives a commandeered city ambulance through Tripoli wielding an AK47 and a .45 pistol. The 11 day uprising targets government authority, with heavy casualties and widespread damage, reflecting Lebanon's sectarian and social divide between Muslims and Christians.

Tripoli Lebanon Abdul Razak She-Bear Razak Zagharta

Night Watch damaged by knife attack at Rijksmuseum

A 38 year old former teacher from a village near Amsterdam slashed Rembrandt's The Night Watch with a serrated bread knife. The canvas is badly torn and will require four months or longer to repair.

Amsterdam The Netherlands Rijksmuseum Rembrandt P. J. van Thiel Wilhelmus de Rijk Night Watch

Absentee Ballots Planned For Chickasaw Runoff

Emil Farve, administrator to Chickasaw Gov Overton James, says absentee ballots will be issued for the September 27 runoff. All who signed up in the primary will receive ballots, with a return deadline of September 26. James faces Ardmore attorney Charles Tate in the runoff.

Emil Farve Chickasaw Overton James Chikasaw Farve James Ardmore Charles Tate

Church Priest May Face Trial

The Rev. Dalton D. Downs of Emmanuel Church Episcopal could face a church trial for defying bishop orders by allowing six women to take communion. The women’s ordination is deemed invalid by Episcopal bishops, and bishops refused to sanction their participation. Downs warned the action jeopardized an $11,000 annual diocese grant used to aid the inner city community.

Cleveland Dalton D. Downs Emmanel Church Episcopal Episcopal Church Suzanne Hiatt Downs

Health Department Provides Free Student Examinations

The Pontotoc County Health Department continues offering free physical examinations for school sports participants. Six county schools have scheduled clinics with Dr. Carl Wiseman leading the exams assisted by staff. About 98 Byng students were examined last week, with 60 to 100 students per school typical. The service saves families from private physician costs and referrals are made if any issues arise. Clinics run through September and October for participating schools.

Pontotoc County Dixie Gosnell Byng Gosnell Carl Wiseman Health Department Wiseman

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