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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1971

Page

13

Farmers weigh barley choices in 1972 feed grain plan

Maloy explains 1972 feed grain set aside lets growers substitute crops including corn or grain sorghum while earning set aside payments. Barley bases affect set aside only, not total acreage. remaining land may grow other crops, subject to rules. Details pending from ASCS office.

Maley Maloy Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS

East Central Students Elect Officers Across Several Groups

Several area students at East Central State College have been elected to officer roles. Ada junior Tom Shelden is president of Alpha Psi Omega, with Max Meeau named social chairman. Vickie Ada senior is secretary and Orr Sulphur sophomore is reporter for Beta Lambda.

East Central State College Tom Shelden Ada Alpha Psi Omega Max Meeau Stratford Hi Beta Lambda Vickie Orr

Defected Soviet Spy Identified In London

The Foreign Office identified the defector as Oleg Lyalin 35 of the Soviet Trade Commission in London. His defection allowed British access to KGB documents, prompting expulsions of 90 Soviets and bans on 15 others. Lyalin reportedly faced a drunken driving charge. the Express tied its scoop to court records.

Anthony Collings Associated Press London Foreign Office England Soviet Trade Commission Oleg Lyalin Lyalin London Daily Express Linline KGB Great Marborough St. Court Daily Express the Express Vladimir Pavinov Lialine Oleg Graf

Senators Seek New Wage Level

Senate Labor Committee chair Harrison A. Williams Jr. says the panel will draft a bill to raise the minimum wage to 2.25 dollars per hour. He noted the move may clash with President Nixon's economic program but stressed the need for a wage high enough to lift workers from poverty. The current minimum is 1.60 dollars an hour and action is expected before the wage price freeze ends November 13.

Washington Senate Labor Committee Nixon Harrison A. Williams Jr D-N.j Congress

Byng Community To Begin New Garbage Service

Byng plans a new regular commercial garbage collection service starting Saturday. Residents should contact Harley Henry at 332-9112 to enroll and receive collection bags. A similar service is already in operation by J. B. Corvin in Pickett Latta and Homer communities.

Byng Harley Henry Henry J. B. Corvin Pickett Latta Homer

Girl Moves Car In Bizarre County Accident Near Vaness School

Early Sunday 3 a.m. a car with two young men and two girls stopped at a Sandy Creek bridge near Vaness School. A girl moved the car in reverse, the open driver door swept the men from the bridge to the creek bed 15 to 20 feet below, the car then hit a tree. The two men Jerry L. Matlock and Ronnie E. Bennett were listed in satisfactory condition.

John Wayne Smith Sandy Creek Vaness School Valley View

North Texan Professor Warns of Post Election Economic Crash

North Texas State University professor Dr. George Christy predicts a severe economic downturn after the 1972 elections. He writes that as panic spreads stock and bond markets will collapse and unemployment will rise beyond the 1970s high, signaling a dire mood and financial strain.

Denton, Tex North Texas State University America George Christy the North Texan

Longshoremen dispute could end in strike

In New York a deadlock over a contract extension threatens a midnight strike by 45 000 East and Gulf Coast dock workers. The dispute centers on a guaranteed annual wage clause sought by the AFL CIO International Longshoremen's Association and opposed by the New York Shipping Association.

New York Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association Gulf Coast West Coast International The Shippers Association

Homecoming Tribal Council Names Queen and Officers

Eight tribes plan homecoming events as Miss Ann Payahsape a Choctaw freshman is chosen queen candidate. For 1971 72 the council elects Pat Harner president Lindal Lynn vice president Diana Johnson secretary Lou Kinsey treasurer Pam Autaubo princess and Jeff Burns warrior. Felix White joins as new co sponsor with Roy McKeown.

Ann Payahsape Choctaw Pat Harner Fillmore Lindal Lynn Atoka Diana Johnson Wewoka Lou Kinsey Muskogee Pam Autaubo Oklahoma City Jeff Burns Maysville Warrior Roy McKeown Felix White

Meat pies and beef casserole recipes from Kuntry Korner Ib

Collection of home style recipes including Norwegian eggs and milk bread cubes beef pie supreme and meat pie with steps for mixtures frying baking and serving. Provides ingredients proportions and oven temperatures for single and multi component pies yielding about six servings each.

Oklahoma Flood Disaster Areas Declared in Six Counties

Oklahoma Governor David Hall announced six counties Tulsa Cotton Creek Osage Okmulgee and Wagoner designated disaster areas after August and September floods. Total damages estimated near 4 million dollars.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Tulsa Coftton Creek Osage Okmulgee Wagoner David Hall

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Glass Workers Brockway Glass Ralph Jones Vick Mancini East Central Organizations Jerry L. Matlock Ronnie E. Bennett East ILA James J. Dickman NYSA Thomas Gleason Union Executive Council Tribal Council Ford John Deere Sherrell Truck Ford Tractor N. Edwy
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