East Central's Business Dept Adapts To Changing Times
East Central State College shifts in business and economics due to tax law changes Medicare and the rise of junior colleges. Associate chairman Carlos Johnson leads expanded accounting and business programs while Dr Bill Rainey focuses on improving offerings and student advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Knickmeyer
Department of Business and Economics
East Central State College
Carlos Johnson
Department For Accounting, Business Administration
Bill G. Rainey
Johnson
East Central
Johnson and Rainey
Business Department
Rainey
Ada Senior Citizens Forum To Discuss Needs This Week
Ada senior citizens will join national White House Community Forums across the country this week to discuss needs in income health nutrition housing transportation employment retirement education and activities. About 100 Oklahoma forums including Ada’s Thursday at 9 30 a m in the Aldridge Building aim to gather input from older residents for the 1971 White House conference planning board.
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Ada
White House
Oklahoma
John Hoppis
Department of Institutions
Social Rehabilitative Service
Ada Forum
Aldridge Building
Pansy W. Price
Senior Citizens Center
Dewey Bartlett
L. E. Rader
Washington
Bartlett Campaigns On Performance In Oklahoma City Rally
Gov. Dewey Bartlett kicked off his general election campaign by pledging to stretch the tax dollar and enforce laws, proposing 200 new Highway Patrol troopers. He framed his bid against Democrat David Hall and American Party nominee Revel Little as a test of problem solving and performance over promises, noting Oklahoma’s record on enforcing a court order banning a rock festival.
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Oklahoma City
Dewey Bartlett
Oklahoma
Bartlett
David Hall
American Party
Revel Little
Annual Angus Sale Set by Pontotoc County Breeders
The Pontotoc County Angus Breeders Association will hold its seventh annual sale on Oct. 2 at 1 p.m. in the livestock pavilion at the fairgrounds on North Broadway. Fifty registered females, 19 registered bulls, and 200 commercial heifers are offered. catalogs are available from John D. Netherton. Names of cattle consignors include Charles Abercombie, Eldon Flinn, Kenneth Goodnight, Dr. H. D. Hall, Bob Hatch, Council Holt, Bob Kerr, C. H. Moore, J. B. Smith, Mrs. Billy Thompson, E. R. and Virginia Rackley, Tony Morgan, Guy Shipe, Rae Thompson, and G. Norris Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
C. H. Moore
J. B. Smith
Billy Thompson
E. R
Virginia Rackley
Tony Morgan
Guy Shipe
Rae Thompson
G. Norris Price
Byng High School Student Council Elects Officers
Carlton Tilley was elected president of the Byng High School Student Council at the organizational meeting. Other officers named include Roy Phillips as vice president Judy Corvin as secretary Mary Dew as parliamentarian and Jan Sliger as reporter. Bill Pevehouse serves as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Tilley
Byng High
Roy Phillips
Judy Corvin
Mary Dew
Jan Sliger
Bill Pevehouse
Stonewall NHS Presents Three Act Comedy The Time Is Ripe
The National Honor Society of Stonewall presents a three act comedy titled The Time Is Ripe on Thursday September 24 at 8 00 p m in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Betty Byrd Valerie Daniel Janice LaCrone Kathy Romine Kenneth Harrison Sue Pirtle Bobby Thompson Ronnie Hall Janice Wiles Vickie Daniel and Angelia Wood. Directed by Mrs Vernon Younts.
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National Honor Society of
Stonewall
Betty Byrd
Valerie Daniel
Janice LaCrone
Kathy Romine
Kenneth Harrison
Sue Pirtle
Bobby Thompson
Ronnie Hall
Janice Wiles
Vickie Daniel
Angelia Wood
Vernon Younts
Adans Discover Good Samaritan Adans Discover Good Samaritan
Hicks Smith Jr. of Ada testifies to the Good Samaritan spirit after his family’s car broke down near Bartlesville. Cody Jeter, from Okemah, lent his car and gas to the Smiths so they could drive home, then returned the vehicle after they retrieved their own.
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Hicks Smith Jr
Ada
Smith
Bartlesville
Okemah
Onus Jordan
Cody Jeter
Jeter
City living and a bus for Chios students
The Stanford Research Institute foresees a suburban rush ending within ten years with Americans renting city apartments. Isidore Pantelaros, a New York hot dog counter owner, visited Chios where 70 children walk ten miles daily to school on flooded roads. He bought a small bus to shuttle them, as a larger bus wouldn’t fit the narrow streets.
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Stanford Research Institute
Isidore Pantelaros
Chios
New York
Crossword Across and Down Clues From 1 to 60
A compact clue list for a newspaper crossword puzzle with across and down entries including Soft drip Earthenware pots Make amends Paid notice Sacred image Within Limb Bends the head Kind of lettuce Dull Us Square of glass Adult males Defaces Capable Craft Rivers Provided that Steals Before Break suddenly Born Jumbled type One time Note of scale Interior Tried Greek market place Plant parts Down reposition Burn with hot liquid Command Act Current Epidermis Cooking utensils Pronoun Behold vegetables Tight Flat bottomed boat Poem Take a chance Box Sash Young salmon Compass point Parent Ventilating Reddish brown Tavern Reality French jam Sows Rail bird Equal Negative word Comparative suffix.
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Walter Gaster
Tration
Northeast Louisiana University
Eric Steger
East Texas Uni
Patricia Condor
Myrtle Sturdevant
Carl Bardin
Oklahoma State University
Kenneth Johnson
Bardin
Calvert Cannon
John B. Martin
U. S
Martin
Angus
Byng Council
Stonewall Group
Adans
By Kern Pederson
Pops
By George Wolfe
Dinu Ad
By Tom Oka
By Brad Anderson
Scott
By Arnold
Kgep Bite
Art Beeman
MR. Peterson
Grubky
By Warren Satter
Sonny South
BY Courtney Alderson
Popa
Tadmits
Cucko
Jed Julie
O.K
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Romeo
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