Oklahoma rejects liquor amendment in statewide vote
Oklahoma voters again rejected a constitutional amendment to legalize liquor by the drink. Rural counties opposed the proposal, nullifying urban support. four of 77 counties voted yes. State Question 515 trailing 548,103 to 471,272 with 99 percent counted. Four other amendments were approved, including library tax levy, women’s vote in school elections, replacing dumb with mute, and extended reapportionment days.
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Calorie Burn Estimates From Common Exercises
Diet Workshop cites that bicycling can burn about 300 calories per hour while golf uses around 350. Swimming remains a top choice, with experts noting up to 685 calories burned per hour.
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Canada defeats GOP challenger in Hot Springs Senate race
Incumbent state Senator Eugene Bud Canada a Democrat from Hot Springs defeated Republican James E. Moreland in a 3 to 2 margin amid near complete Arizona Arkansas election results. Other races included James R. Teague of Benton defeating John Bush 2 124 to 583 and state reps Bubba Wade and Carl Rose winning reelection bids with substantial margins. Joan of Arc was burned at the stake in 1431.
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