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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1971

Page

8

School For Deaf Remodels Dorm

Oklahoma School for the Deaf in Sulphur advances a major remodel of Blattner Hall dormitory while a new auditorium gymnasium and pool project moves toward completion. Nelson Construction Co. of Sulphur bids $819,000 for the base on the new one story complex including two basketball floors and a 40 by 7 foot pool. The total project could reach about $1 million with alternates like seating, equipment, lockers, and sidewalks. The work also includes renovations to the third floor administration building and a library conversion to classroom and a new professional library and expanded audio-visual areas. Dorm relocation of students is expected within days as furnishings are moved.

Oklahoma School For the Deaf Blattner Hall Nelson Construction Co Sulphur Nely Nelson OSC Richard Youngers OSD Youngers

Thousands Of Acres Offered For Oil And Gas Exploration

The Washington Department of Natural Resources will auction nearly 58 000 acres for oil and natural gas exploration on Sept 28 with no shoreline tracts. Odessa Natural Gas Co of Texas leads with existing 42 000 acres near Forks Island in the Olympic Peninsula. The sale includes 7000 acres in Pierce and 3000 in Lewis counties. A 12.5 percent royalty on production and a bonus per acre up to five dollars apply. Shoreline restrictions aim to avoid Puget Sound controversy and environmental concerns.

Olympia. Wash Washington Department of Nattural Resources Carl McFarland Odessa Natural Gas Co Texas Plore BO Odessa el Paso Natural Gas Co Forks Olympic Peninsula McFarland Pierce County Lewis County Seattle Puget Sound Tidelands Bert Cole Puget Sound

Oklahoma City cattle market shows varied moves across classes

In Oklahoma City cattle trading, feeders mostly fall 50 to 1.00 lower while some classes hold steady. Slaughter cattle remain scarce with utilities and lows mixed. bulls and heifers show mixed shifts. Hog prices rise for barrows and gilts, sows climb, and sheep activity leans higher for spring lambs while ewes hold.

Oklahoma City

Nixon Plan Passes First Test In Economic Moves

Washington AP reports Nixon's plan faces early hurdles as foreign ministers from 10 nations revisit how to anchor a dollar after the gold link and import tariffs while Congress parses tax proposals and the wage price freeze shows mixed results.

Washington Congress Nixon Council Justice Department Connaily

Pryor Oklahoma Energy District Fuels Industrial Growth

Pryor Oklahoma shows a waterway plan to expand the Mid-America Industrial District MAID after the World War II era Oklahoma Ord nance Works plant. Gardner Denver will build a 20 million foundry employing 600, boosting 27 firms with 1,700 workers and 65 million in assets. MAID serves 24,000 local jobseekers plus 7,000 unemployed, with 31,000 potential workers. Redden notes 100 million gallons daily pump capacity, uncovering canal-linked expansion to Grand River and Fort Gibson Lake. The district houses firms like Yarn Mill, Tulsa Fabricut, Mar fab, Nipak, St. Regis Paper, Phillips Products, Poly guard, Winston-Delaware, and Quality Manufacturing. A future canal and lock could bring barges to a new port area within MAID. The plan aims to attract population growth and sustained investment in Oklahoma.

Pryor Okla Oklahoma Mid-Americandustrial Oklahoma Ordnance Works DuPont Industrial Trust MAID Oklahoma Ordnance Works Authority Gene Redden General Services Administration Redden Lake Hudson Grand Lake Moore Gardner- Denver Co Gardner-Denver Coffeyville Kan Dulles Denver Ft. Gibson Lake Grand River Pryor Creek Verdigris Lake Gibson Grand Rive Mid-America Tulsa Pabricut Inc Marfab Nipak Inc St. Regis Paper Co Phillips Products Co Polyguard Pipeline Products Inc Winston-Delaware Quality Manufacturing Co Redlen

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