Reeves Project In Operation Is Solution To Major Pollution Problem
Reeves Packing House west of Ada operates a three pond waste treatment system funded by a federal grant of 35829 dollars. Developed with Kerr Water Research Center and East Central State College, the project recycles water, supports catfish in the final pond, and aims to irrigate bermuda pastures. Officials from Louisiana agriculture and EPA officials plan site visits as national interest grows.
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Reeves
Naomi Knickmeyer
Reeves Packing House
Ada
Everett Reeves
Robert S. Kerr Water Research Center
East Central State College
Kerr Lab
East Central
Jack Witherow
Three Ponds
Witherow
Bermuda
Commissioner of Agriculture For
Louisiana
The
Environmental Protection Agency
Don Cook
Oklahoma deer hunting rules limit stands and firearms
Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission approved rules restricting deer hunting gear and weapons. Portable tree stands only, no threading devices, must be removed after season. bans on high power handguns and certain rifles. specifies muzzle energy, magazine capacity, and barrel length limits. steel jacketed bullets banned. 20 gauge shotguns with single rifled slug allowed in defined areas and dates.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission
Actio
Tracks Cleared After Derailment Near Roff
Frisco line reopened after Wednesday’s early morning derailment near a sand plant. Seventeen cars derailed at 3 a.m. at Roff. tracks were cleared by Thursday. Cause of the accident remains undetermined.
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Roff
McGovern Accuses Thieu Gov’t of Hiring Rioters in Saigon
Senator George S. McGovern charged rioters who hurled firebombs and stones at him in Saigon were hired by South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu’s government. He said military morale plummets under Thieu and pledged rapid troop withdrawals if elected, citing clashes with opposition leaders and widespread antiwar sentiment.
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Washington
George S. McGovern
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
McGovern
Paris
Tokyo
South Dakota
U.S
South Vietnam
Hawaii
Berkley
University of Wisconsin
Vietnam
United States
Pontotoc Angus Breeders Sale Set for Oct 2 at Livestock Pavilion
The eighth annual Pontotoc County Angus Breeders Association sale is Oct 2 at the Pontotoc County Livestock Pavilion in the Agricultural Center on N Broadway. Selling starts at 1 p.m. with Holland Jester as auctioneer. Catalogs from John Netherton. Over 200 head offered including 62 registered heifers, 17 registered bulls, 150 head of commercial heifers, and some cows and calves. Breeders consigning include Robert H Kerr, Eldon Flinn, Dr Harvey Hall, Buck Crabtree, Guy Shipe, D E Romines, S E White, Mary Q Warren, Ira Wilson, Carlton Corbin, C H Moore, Moore Angus Ranch, George H Harris, J B and Euline Smith, Rae Thompson, Barbara Skelton.
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Pontotoc County Angus Breeders Association
Pontotoc County Livestock Pavilion
Agricultural Center
N. Broadway
Holland Jester
John Netherton
Robert H. Kerr
Eldon Flinn
Harvey Hall
Buck Crabtree
Guy Shipe
D. E Romines
S. E. White
Mary Q. Warren
Ira Wilson
Carlton Corbin
C. H. Moore
Moore Angus Ranch
George H. Harris
J. B. and
Euline Smith
Rae Thompson
Barbara Skelton
New Limousin and Simmental cattle enter Oklahoma market
Oklahoma cattlemen are introduced to European Limousin and Simmental breeds, praised for lean meat yield and dual purpose traits. First full sale in the state set for Oct 11 near Norman at the 8-J Ranch owned by William E Jaqua, auctioneer Sonny Booth. Attendees may meet breeders and learn about half blood stock and future breeding plans.
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Oklahoma
U. S
Gene Benito
David Hall
Norman
William E. Jaqua
Sonny Booth
iOkla
Dairy farmers thrive as U S milk incomes climb
The Agriculture Department projects a possible national dairy income record near 6.8 billion dollars for 1971, up from 1970, though higher costs and the Nixon wage-price freeze may offset gains. ERS analysis notes cash receipts rose 30 percent 1964 to 1970, but expenses rose about 25 percent, with regional studies showing net incomes above 1964 levels but modest adjusted returns after family labor.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nixon
The
Economic Research Service
ERS
New York
Wisconsin
Egg consumption lags national average as year-end rise noted
Washington AP reports an Agriculture Department finding that a person must eat 238 eggs by September’s end to meet the national average of 319 per year, including 34 in processed forms. The Economic Research Service notes egg consumption typically climbs around Thanksgiving and year-end holidays.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
The
Econoic Research Service
Iron-fortified whey protein eyed to enrich milk products
Agriculture Department scientists report optimism that iron fortified whey protein from cottage cheese byproduct could enrich milk and other foods. The white fluffy powder, derived from whey normally discarded, adds iron without altering flavor in tested foods.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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Cindy Martin
Pickett Center
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Leonard Morgan
Frederick
TOY Beast
R. L. Seig
Oklahoma Art Center
D. J. Lafon
East Central Art Department
Mary G. Watson
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