California Utilities Battle Reaches Court Over Tax Debate
The California Public Utility Commission and the Internal Revenue Service clash over accelerated depreciation credits. If the PUC pushes refunds and rate cuts, IRS penalties could reach about a billion dollars for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph, affecting nationwide rate structures and plant expansion.
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Copley News Service
U.S. Supreme Court
California
Donnybrook
High Court
California Public Utility Commission
Federal Internal Revenue Service
Uncle Sam
California Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
A.t.&t
IRS
Pacific Tel & Tel
Congress
Arthur C. Latno Jr
California Commission
Pacific Telephone
Salvation Army Boys Club Branch Relocated to Church
The Salva tion Army Boys' Club moved its recreation and free lunch branch to St. Barbara's Catholic Church at 2211 NW 25th from Pollard Ave. Baptist Church. Russell Kious says it serves youths 6 to 19 at nine county sites under a federal grant, open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with meals 12 to 1:30 p.m.
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Salvation Army Boys’ Club
St. Barbara's Catholic Church
Russell Kious
Pollard Ave. Baptist Church
Pollard
Wildlife Under the Stars at Wichita Mountains Refuge Camp
Dr. Joseph Fischer of the University of Texas Arlington presents a campfire program Friday at Camp Doris amphitheater and leads a geology tour Saturday. Two guided geology tours depart from the Quanah Parker Visitor Center at 10 a.m. and Sunset Recreation Area at 6 p.m. Creek bottom hikes start July 2 each Saturday with 20-person limits.
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Joseph Fischer
University of Texas, Arlington
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Camp Doris
Fischer
Wichita Mountains
Quanah Parker
Charons Gardens
Sunset Recreation Area
City planning commission backs flood study for Wolf Creek areas
Lawton Metropolitan Area Planning Commission recommends a channelization and flood control study for East Cache Creek and all three Wolf Creek branches. The plan involves Search Inc. of Norman, possible temporary retention reservoirs at Fort Sill, and assessing costs, beneficiaries, and benefit to cost ratios. Local engineers would join the project for a fixed fee.
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East
Cache Creek
Wolf Creek
Lawton Metropolitan Area
LMAPC
Search Inc
Fort Sill
Paul Cullen
Oklahoma tribes receive 21 million for local public works
The Economic Development Administration allocates 21 million to Oklahoma tribes for local public works under a 4 billion national program. Tribes listed include Cherokee, Comanche, Creek, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Osage, Kiowa, Seminole, Seminole, and others with specified amounts. Non Indian state share tallies near 36 million.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Economic Development Administration
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DENIM
Tie A
ULTRA
Riverside
Boys’ Club
Hallmark Pocket
Sissell
RYL
Bargain Center
Cache Road Square
City Planning Commission
Min- Lmapc
W. Lee
Shen
Sheridan Road
Lawton
Earl
Virgie Austin
City of
Sierra Development Company
George Gill
James Odom
Jerry Metcalf
The
Land Office
Louise B
Betty J. Caldwell
Leona Shipman
Ethel Fietz
Marie Peddy
Margaret Jarvis
Bill
Marvenia Harrington
Billy Williams
Wichita
Sheridan
Home Savings and Loan
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