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Board Officers:
G. L. “Jiggs” McEntire
President
Duncan, OK
- Jimmy Naifeh
Vice-President
Sapulpa, OK
- Jimmy Albert
Secretary Treasurer
Elk City, OK
Board of Directors:
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Ron Lukenbaugh
Chairman
Enid, OK
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Rick Bahlinger
Tulsa, OK
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Dave Clem
Springfield, MO
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Ron Cross
Durant, OK
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Dick Dunham
Durant, OK
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Nick Glidewell
Ft. Smith, AR
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Paula Glidewell
Ft. Smith, AR
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Jerry Naifeh
Sapulpa, OK
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Jimmy Don Phillips
Durant, OK
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Matt Robinson
Tulsa, OK
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Mike Sinclair
Tulsa, OK
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Ted Stessman
Carroll, IA
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Chris Southard
Tulsa, OK
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Mike Yancey
Edmond, OK
Executive Director:
- Sandra F. Ruble
P.O. Box 722220
Norman, OK 73070
(405) 360-7667
(405) 292-7667 fax
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Elena Kagan confirmation could affect cases Monday, June 14, 2010
By The Associated Press Associated Press 0
Published: June 14, 2010
WASHINGTON — It's a simple matter of math: Elena Kagan's nomination to the Supreme Court has complicated the government's effort to force the tobacco industry to cough up nearly $300 billion.
If confirmed by the Senate as a justice, Kagan would have to sit out high court review of the government's decade-old racketeering lawsuit against cigarette makers. That's because she already has taken sides as solicitor general, signing the Obama administration's Supreme Court brief in the case — an automatic disqualifier.Read More
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Tax Commission files rebuttal to Osage Sunday, April 25, 2010
BY D. RAY TUTTLE
The Journal Record
TULSA – The Oklahoma Tax Commission told the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals to reject a “magic words” requirement from the Osage Nation and deny a rehearing of the tribe’s case against the state of Oklahoma.
The OTC filed its response on Friday to the Osage Nation’s request that the entire 11 members of the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals rehear the tribe’s case. The Osage sought the rehearing on April 2, following the court’s ruling in favor of the Tax Commission on March 5. Read More
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Court clerk: Osage chances for rehearing slim Friday, April 16, 2010
BY D. RAY TUTTLE The Journal Record
TULSA – Chances are slim that the entire 11-member panel of the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver will hear the Osage Tribe’s request for a rehearing, said Court Clerk Elisabeth Shumaker.
The Osage Nation on April 2 filed a motion for rehearing, continuing its appeal of a federal court decision that rejected the tribe’s attempt to exempt members who live and work in Osage County from state income taxes. Read More
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