Oklahoma School for the Deaf Expands Campus with New Auditorium
Oklahoma School for the Deaf in Sulphur awarded a base bid of 819000 for a large new one story complex including an auditorium, gymnasium, four bowling alleys, and a 40 by 75 foot pool, with total project cost around 1 million. The work adds a student union, air conditioning, and a second basketball floor, plus extensive remodels to Blattner Hall and administration areas. Students to move into the dorm within days as renovations near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma School For the Deaf
Blattner Hall
Nelson Construction Co
Sulphur
Nelson Firm
OSC
Richard Youngers
OSD
Youngers
Thousands Of Acres Offered For Oil And Gas Exploration
The Washington Department of Natural Resources plans a Sept 28 auction offering about 53 000 acres for oil and natural gas exploration excluding shoreline tracts. Odessa Natural Gas Co of Texas leads 14 bidders with 80 tracks. Bonuses and a 12 5 percent royalty to the state apply, with uplands only to be sold to avoid Puget Sound tidelands controversy.
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Olympia, Wash
Washington Department of Natural Resources
Carl McFarland
Department
Odessa Natural Gas Co
Texas
Plore
Odessa
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Forks
Olympic Peninsula
Puget Sound Tidelands
Bert Cole
Puget Sound
Oklahoma City cattle markets SLIDE as slaughter demand shifts
Cattle and calves mixed with demand for slaughter steers heifers and cows, feeders mostly softer. Feeder steers and heifers show broad price ranges by weight, with some paring losses, while slaughter data show higher hogs and strong lambs, and canners steady to higher in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Nixon Plan Passes First Test in Economic Fight
Washington AP reports Nixon’s economic program facing key tests. Global finance ministers return to capitals after not settling a world monetary framework, while Congress opens scrutiny of tax proposals. Wage price controls show general success but potential legal action looms in 20 to 25 cases.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Council
Justice Department
Connally
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ada Rotarians Welcome Rotary District Governor Floyd
Ada Rotary Club hosts its own member Paul F. Floyd now Governor of Rotary District 577 visiting Wednesday. Floyd addresses members and meets officers, one of 321 worldwide governors guiding 43 clubs in his district. He was elected in Sydney in May 1971 and serves through June 30, 1972. He also attended May's Lake Placid assembly for governors. He will help plan and host the district conference in Ada April 21-23 with the Ada club.
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Paul F. Floyd
Ada Rotary Club
Rotary
Floyd
Sydney
Australia
Lake Placid
N. Y
Trict
Ada
Pryor's MAID district grows with Gardner-Denver plant
Pryor Oklahoma builds industry around the Mid-America Industrial District created after the wartime ordnance works. The district now hosts 17 plants on about 10,000 acres with 1,700 workers and over 65 million dollars in assets. Gardner-Denver plans a 20 million foundry employing 600, boosting local jobs and regional supply links. A proposed six mile canal to connect Verdigris river to Grand River aims to support barge access and port development within MAID.
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Mid-America
Oklahoma Ordnance Works
DuPont
Industrial Trust
MAID
Oklahoma Ordnance Works Authority
Gene Redden
Oklahoma
General Services Administration
Redden
Lake Hudson
Grand Lake
Pryor
Gardner- Denver Co
Gardner-Denver
Coffeyville
Kane
Dallas
Denver
Ft. Gibson Lake
Grand River
Pryor Creek
Trust
Verdigris
Lake Gibson
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School For Deaf
Joe Stroyick
Chelsea
McFarland
Pierce County
Lewis County
Seattle
U.S
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Ada Rotarians
Okla
Tulsa Fabricat Inc
Marfab
Nipak Inc
St. Regis Paper Co
Phillips Products Co
Polyguard Pipeline Products Inc
Winston-Delaware
Quality Manufacturing Co
Diamonds
Hamilton
Bulova
Elgin
Gem Jewelers
W. Main
First National Bank & Trust Company
First National
Cash
Bank
Advice
National of
First National Bank
F.D.I.C
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