Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 95, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 4, 1978 Page: 4 of 18
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PM.I M*l I 4 '>MlM »kl< l H«(M.
Boren
Lauds
F armers
OKLAHOMA CITY UPI)
Gov DavidBaresi. with about
100 farmer* In the galleries,
told the legislature Tuesday
that the financial suffering of
farmer* causes the state's
entire economy to suffer
f armers and legislators
epplaoded the governor when
he included praise of state
farmers in his state d the
state" address to the
legislature
The Oklahoma farmer is
the im»t productive worker
ui the world and has con-
tributed in counties* ways to
thr building of our state.’
Boren said •
"1 oday these fanners and
ranchers are fighting for
their very financial survival
We must never forget that
their fight is .«ur fight
When agriculture, our No
1 industry , slifers Oklahoma
suffers "
At a quickly called session
of the House Agriculture
Committee in the House
chamber. Hydro ranchei
George Meacham outline*
the American Agriculture
platform and solicited the
help of legislators
Meacham said the federa
government should cut (it
imports of agriculture
products ‘ until we have a
decent prosperity here "
He said farmers "enlertain
ideas" of having legislators
help in their efforts >n the
future
After the 30-minute
meeting with legislators.
Meacham met with Boren
aide t >ust' Martin Meacham
said he hopes to meet some
day with Boren, who was
busy at a reception in honor
of the governor and his recent
bride
Boren recently endorsed
the farmers strike
We would like to have had
his support earlier,"
Meacham said
He credited Lt Gov
George Nigh with starting
this stampede” of public
officials to support the far-
mers strike
He started getting people
off the fence." Meacham
said
Farmers plan to meet Jan
16 with legislative agriculture
committees to <witline their
program
*•7. Jaaavy 1 1*71
Russia, China Back Indochina Rival Nations
BANGKOK. Thailand
UPI) — Foments of ala
Vietnamese divisions sup-
ported by tanks and fighter
fxmbers now occupy moat of
the Parrot’s Beak" ana of
(ambodta. Thai inte lb genre
source* said today
The sources Mid flghtii*
was continuing In the 100-
square-mlle Svey Rieng
province of Cambodia, called
the Parrot s Heak by US
>roop* who fought there
during the Vietnam War In
1970.
Information an the ftgnun*
involving tanks, an aatimatad
*>.000 Vietnamaae belonging
to ail dlvtaiona. and
Cambodians remains sketchy
and aQ sources yoke of
receiving canfUcting reports
The fighter bombers tn-
’•olved. the aourcea Mid.
moai Ukely were the powerful
prapellerdriven Ale left In
Vietnam by the United States
before the 1175 fall of Saigon
In the related development,
the Soviet Union Tina day for
thr first time publicly blamed
tta Communist rival, China,
far provoking the berdsr war
that reportedly haa caused
mart than LM rasaalbaa
sine* It began last spring
A Radio Moscow report
monitored in Hong Kang said.
Ths worsening relatione be-
tween the SociaNat Republic
of Vietnam and Kampuchea
(Cambodia i has obviously
been provoked by Peking "
Vietnam has received mo*
of tta war material export
from Maacow. while Cam-
bodia leans toward Pekiig
Iranian Pupil Demonstrations
lace Firmer Guidelines In OC
The Cambodtana. historic
enamiaa of the Vietnamese,
have accused Hanoi of trytig
to take over Cambodia and
force li to Join a Vietnam-
dominated "Indochinese
Federation
IMaplte their unquestioned
ability to crush Cambodian
reatManc* and take Phnom
Penh, the Vietnamese have
not been reliably reported
moving beyond the Parrot t
Beak area, which juts into
Vietnam at Tay Nlnh
province
SPIRIT OF AMFJtlTA Singers of Wayland Baptist College. Plaumew Tex will be
featured in a concert at Sapulpa s First Baptist churrti. 200 S Kim at 7 p m Kndav The
public is united
Spirt Of America Singers Here
Th# Vnint rJ a ^...-*--*— — _ _in .. _
OKI.AHOMA CITY (UPI)
- An intensified enforcement
campaign featuring in-
creased monitoring and strict
arrest guidelines for law
violators to hah increasing
problems at drm<*istratinns
by Iranian studrnl was an-
nounced by police iff Inals
Tuesday
Police Chief Tom Meggy
said the intensified en-
(crcement plan had been
under consideration "in
general terms far some time"
and he expected no problems
in Its implementation The
plan was tentatively ap
proved after a newspaper
photographer was attacked
during a rally in downtown
Oklahoma City Saturday.
Heggy said
Sunday Oklahoman
photographer Bob Vaffberg
had his pants ripped and fas
car kicked by a group of
students who spparently
mistook him for a federal
agent authorities said
« "*F
I Security
: you can
* see
Security *
you can't:
see
The Spirit of America
Singers of Wayland Baptist
t allege will be featured ui
concert at Sapulpa s First
Baptist church. 200 S Elm. at
7 p m Friday
The 13-member elite
singing group will stop
Sapulps on route home to
Plainview, Tex . from a
national competition which
may earn them an ap-
pearance on a television
special with Bob Hope
Tulsa's 27th Bank Opens
citCs'zTth !fi *pened Tu^ T0W"
Building
Now You Know
By United Press Inter
national
Badly printed copies of
Victor Hugo's "Les
Miserables," published in the
South during the Civil War
wort known throughout thr
North as "lee’s Miserable* "
state charter
Robert L. McGoffin.
president and chief executive
officer, said the new bank will
offer a full line of banking
services The bank has a
capital structure of $1
million
TheTDinuteman
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On Our Quality
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TRUCK
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*0* Saturdays 8 to 1
QUALITY TIRES INC.
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The Spirit of America
singers were founded at
Wayland in 1974 and have
appeared at Disneyland and
have toured Kurope and the
Greek Islands Dr Kobert
BicknelL chairman of the
Wayland division of fine arts,
is director
The group's musical atality
ranges from sacred to
papular
Thr public is invited, ac-
cording to the Res Joe C.
Knowles, pastir of the boat
church
^ Assurance
Shop and Save thr new eats was at The Insurance
Store It ran.
—Save sun time
—Save you money
Assure yaw the correct coverage
Herb Of Art \rz:Frr) 224-3113
Herbert P. Johnson
YOU NEED
THEM BOTH
Get the Shield
W.R. "Bill" BELL
II East Loo
1224-7010 (Res.) 224-7012
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HlJDGEf
SThhtcheRS
Everfresh Froien
DOUGH
12-Ct
Ellis 50i
Frozen f
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VIENNA SAUSAGE 3 _89*
Showboat 303
P0RK & BEANS.. 5 J1
HOT COCOA MIX :
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Mounds, Okla.
Where Your Food Dollar Hu \s More ”
Quarter Loin
PORK CHOPS
n 1 PORK STEAK.»99
PORK SAUSAGE. . .98*
We Feature U.S.DA Choice Beef I
U.S.D.A. Choice
CLUB STEAK
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12-Ct
Farm Fresh Produce
SuRkist Naval
RtO or Golden Delicious
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ROUND STEAK
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SHORT RIBS
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CHUCK ROAST
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Livermore, Edward K. Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 95, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 4, 1978, newspaper, January 4, 1978; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1494699/m1/4/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed June 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.