Reeves Project In Operation Is Solution To Major Pollution Problem
Reeves Packing Plant west of Ada uses a three-pond waste treatment system funded by a federal grant. The Kerr Water Research Center and East Central State College led testing and analysis while Reeves plans to irrigate bermuda pastures with recycled water. The project draws national attention from agriculture, EPA officials, and meat industry groups.
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Jack Witherow
Three Ponds
Witherow
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East Central
Commissioner of Agriculture For
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The
Environmental Protection Agency
National Independent Meat Facking Association
American Meat Institute
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Oklahoma deer rules ban permanent stands and certain rifles
Oklahoma City. The Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission approved new deer hunting regulations on September 9 restricting permanent tree stands, requiring portable stands without tree-damaging fastening devices, and mandating removal after the season. The rules also ban high power rifles and handguns with small muzzle energy and short barrel length, restrict automatics, and prohibit certain bullets. shotgun slug use is limited to specified areas and dates.
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Tracks Cleared After Derailment On Frisco Line
Frisco line reopening after 17 cars derailed at 3am Wednesday at Roffner sand plant. Tracks cleared early Thursday. Cause of the accident has not yet been determined.
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Roffner
McGovern argues riot prompts changes in Saigon trip
Senator George McGovern, a 1972 Democratic candidate, charged that rioters hired by the South Vietnamese government disrupted his Saigon visit. He criticized U.S. policy in Vietnam, saying troops face boredom, racism, and antiwar sentiment, and pledged rapid troop withdrawal if elected.
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Angus Breeders Sale Set for Oct 2 at Pontotoc County
The Pontotoc County Angus Breeders Association plans its eighth annual sale October 2 at the Pontotoc County Livestock Pavilion. Auctioneer Holland Jester will start at 1 p.m. Catalogs are from John Netherton. Over 200 cattle offered including 62 registered heifers, 17 registered bulls, 15 commercial heifers, and some cows and calves. consignors include Robert I Kerr, Eldon Flim, Dr. Harvey Hall, Buck Crabtree, Guy Shige, D E Bentines, S E White, Mary Q Warren, Ira Wilson, Carlim Corbin, C H Moore, Moore Angus, Ranth George TI, Harris, J B am Eline Smith, Rae Thompson, Barbara Skelton.
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Pontotoc County Livestock Pavilion
Agricultural Center
N. Broadway
Holland Jester
John Netherton
Robert I. Kerr
Eldon Flim
Harvey Hall
Buck Crabtree
Guy Shige
D. E Bentines
S. E. White
Mary Q. Warren
Ira Wilson
Carlim Corbin
C. H. Moore
Moore Angus
Ranth George Ti, Harris
J. B. Am Eline Smith
Rae Thompson
Barbara Skelton
New Limousin and Simmental cattle arrive in Oklahoma
Oklahoma cattlemen learn about two new European breeds Limousin and Simmental praised for early weight gain fertility and milk production though no full blood stock yet in the state. The first sale of Limousin and Limmental cattle will be Oct 11 at Isthe Ranch near Norman run by William E Jaqua with auctioneers Sonny Booth. Researchers note gains of 4.5 pounds daily in tests and demand for breeders to visit and bid.
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Oklahoma
U. S
Gene Benito
David Hall
Norman
Isthe &J Ranch
William E. Jaqua
Sonny Booth
William E. Jaque
Dairy farmers may hit 6.8 billion this year says ERS
A Department report notes dairy cash receipts could total 6.8 billion in 1971, up from 6.5 billion the prior year, but expenses rose about five percent through July. Farm income varied by region, with Wisconsin and New York farms showing higher nominal gains than 1964 levels, while net income after investment and labor costs remained modest. An egg consumption note and iron fortified protein from cottage cheese whey are also discussed.
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Agriculture Department
Nixon
Yeass
The
Economic Research Service
ERS
New York
Wisconsin
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