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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1972

Page

8

Cattle oversupply weighs on prices for producers

U S Department data show cattle in feedlots at 7.5 million head as of Sept 1, up 17 percent year over year, signaling more beef for consumers but lower prices for producers. Sept 7 choice steers in Omaha averaged 34.58 per hundredweight, above last year but well below early July peak. Kansas, Texas, Nebraska, California, Colorado, Arizona lead on feed inventories and August placements rose 2 percent. NAWG warns farmers may expand winter wheat output, despite a July price program, amid rising wheat prices and near-record seeding. Farm labor force totals show 5.0 million workers, down 4 percent from last year.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA Omaha Texas Nebraska Colorado Arizona California Kansas

Deadlines Set For Oklahoma Court Appointments

Oklahoma Judicial Nominating Commission set deadlines for applications to the two highest appellate courts. Oct 2 is the deadline for Court of Criminal Appeals applicants and Oct 16 for the Supreme Court. The commission will send three nominees per vacancy to Gov. David Hall for selection.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Judicial Nominating Commission Lowe Runkle Commission State Court of Criminal Appeals Supreme Court David Hall Criminal Court of Is

Ada youth job program shows strong August placements

Edward E. Redpath reports Ada area youths filled 214 non agricultural positions in August, up 1 percent from July but down 13 percent from August 1971. The month saw 260 applications, 80 counseling interviews, 36 tests, and five referred for training, with a continued need for 100 broomeron harvest workers in south central Oklahoma.

Edward E. Redpath Ada Cablevision Redpath Barbara McKinzie Edward C. Redpath Oklahoma State Employment Service Ercome Broomeron Centeral Oklahoma

Home Builders Association Elects Officers

Ada Home Builders Association elected officers at the September meeting held at Indian Hills Restaurant. New officers are Jim Wyche president Walter Leerstand vice president M E Carr treasurer and Darrel Lanier secretary. A slide presentation on Building for Growth by Paul Frost of the National Association of Home Builders for several states followed. The next meeting is set for October 10.

Ada Home Builders Association Indian Hills Jim Wyche Walter Leerstand M. E. Carr Darrel Lanier Paul Frost National Association of Home Builders For Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona Conado Nevada

Teleconference college courses reach rural Oklahoma hospitals

Ada Continuing Education Center teams with East Central State College to offer credit bearing college courses via teleconference to allied health staff across 10 area hospitals. Courses include psychology and Western civilization with 53 students enrolled and plans to add a two hour personnel management class next semester.

Ada Continuing Education Center Oklahoma Regional Medical Program East Central State College Ada Reubin Wigdor J. Harris Billie Frank Turner Turner Purcell Municipal Hospital Valley View Hospital Memorial Hospital Southern Oklahoma Ardmore Atoka Mary Hurley Hospital Coal County Memorial Hospital Mary Hurley Coalgate Bryan Memorial Hospital Durant Marshall Memorial Hospital Madill Pauls Valley General Hospital Pauls Valley Purcell Johnston Memorial Hospital Tishomingo Wewoka Memorial Hospital Wewoka

Highway Department to Honor 587 Employees for Service

Oklahoma Highway Department will award 587 employees for five years or more of service in late September. Those with under 20 years will receive awards from their division engineer. 20 years or more will attend the annual service awards banquet. Pontotoc County honorees include Murl Stokes 30 years and others with 25, 20, 15, 10, and five years of service. Stonewall and Roff employees listed with various tenures.

Oklahoma Highway Department Highway Department Pontotoc County Ada — Murl Stokes R.T. Lanier J. A. Gray E. L. Wood Roff — Earl D, House

East Central State College Names 13 New Faculty Members

East Central State College announced the appointment of 13 new instructors for 1972 73. The sketches list Mrs Dorothy Beck in nursing at Florida State University 1983 degree details plus prior work in Denver. Other hires include Charles Cruce health and ops coach duties at Durumlg ee High School and assistant to Pat O Neal. Tim Green Bruce Harrison Dennis Jones Jon Stephenson Roy Peck Joe Stick and Bruce Weemslisted among education psychology accounting sociology and special services posts with prior roles at universities and high schools.

East Central State College Dorothy Beck East Central Florida State University Beck Denver Charles Cruce Heath Op. E Cruce Durmulgee High School Pat O’neal William Doyle Austin College Texas’ Tech University University Texas Tech University Doyle Robert Errickson State University of Pennsylvania New York Medical College Errickson Rosebud Pine Ridge University of South Dan Bruce Harrison University of Houston Dennis Jones University of Southern Mississippi University of Oklahoma Jones California State College Roy Peck Peck Pauls Valley High School Jon Stephenson East

NEA plans fall vote on controversial constitution

National Education Association faces a fall mail ballot on a new constitution and bylaws that critics say would dilute state and local units for larger urban control. Supporters say the change strengthens unified bargaining power while opponents warn of reduced executive power and a drift toward unionism.

NEA Washington National Education Association Sam Lambert John Ayer Michigan Education Association Smith Lambert

Vindale Names Representative For Ada Division

Ear R Williams named sales representative for the Ada division of Vindale Corporation. Williams, fresh from a four month training in mobile home design, will operate from Ada covering Missouri Iowa Nebraska and Kansas. He will assist Vindale dealers and help win new accounts in the four state area. Previously he spent ten years in sales and customer service with Bemis Bay Co.

Ear R. Williams Ada Vindale Corporation Daniel P. Riedel Vindale Williams Missouri Iowa Nebraska Kansas Windale Bemis Bay Co

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