Oklahoma's main environmental goal is to protect nature
Oklahoma lawmakers focus on protecting and preserving nature rather than only reclaiming pollution. Rep. Thomas A. Bamberger chairs the Environmental Quality Committee and argues existing laws stop pollution. HB 1152 by Rep. James Townsend aims to strengthen protections and awaits House action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Citry
Thomas A. Bamberger
Bamberger
Oklahoma City
House
Oklahoma Long
James Townsend
Shawnee
Red River
Senate ‘Environmental Quality Committee
Bengtson
Hannah Atkins
Fire Station Proposal Surprise At Cameron
Cameron College officials plan three city fire stations near Cameron, with a surprise proposal aimed at improving regional coverage and response times. The plan outlines locations within short reach of Cameron and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Cameron College
Pollution Control Board expansion eyed in state legislation
A bill would grow the Pollution Control Board from five to nine members with governor appointments, create a fulltime director and staff, and empower the board to review agency rules and issue enforcement orders. The measure funds regional sewage facilities via self liquidating bonds and funds federal grants for the Red River program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher
Ent
State Commissioner of Health
Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma Water Resources Board
Department of Wildlife Conservation
House
Bamberger
Weather and water talks in Lawton on drought and rain
The Lawton papers report Booker noting the city may seek flexible weather modification and pioneer approaches. Continuation of dry conditions reduces water supply chances while a wet season would improve supply, with limited options during dry spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker
Injury accidents reported by Lowton police at multiple locations
Police and traffic officers investigated injuries from crashes at Third and C and 1308 Cherry. Drivers listed include Kelly Griffith 73 and Judy Marshall 21 residents of 1905 Kinyon. Judy Marshall transported to Memorial Hospital by Greenlawn ambulance. time 12:35 p.m. and 7:40 p.m. incident details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowton Police Department
Kelly
Griffith
Cowie
Judy Marshall
Kinyon
Memorial Hospital
Greenlawn Ambulance
Ed Richardson
Cherry
Geof
House Fire at 2416 H Street Reported
Fire officials respond to a morning blaze at 2416 H Street. No injuries are listed, and investigators begin scene assessment after a 7 05 am call. Local responders extinguished the flames and secured the residence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawton Constitution
Stella Roberts
Associated Press
Senate
Sen
Public Records
Nix
Lic
Anitary
Trol
Neme Board
Ace
Awten
THE
Sun
Lawton Morning Press
Lawton Mene Press
Lawton Publishing Co
Intrd & A Ave
Lawton
Okie
Law
Fort Sill
Constitution
ourTsien ‘Sul
Cont & Gundey
Caast & Sonday Toast Press & Sun
G&g
Gore
Caladiums
Frank West
BankAmericard
Cache Road
Zenith
Eryday
P.S.C
Glenn Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!