Perjury charge eyed as Gresham seeks transfer to federal court
Tulsa attorney Ollie W. Gresham, tied to the 1970 David Hall gubernatorial campaign, faces a federal perjury charge. He may plead guilty or innocent as he requests Rule 20 transfer from Oklahoma City to federal court, with witnesses including A. W. Jenkins and Dorothy Pike cited in the indictment.
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Grand jury testimony links Gresham to Hall campaign funds
Federal grand jury questioning from January 1974 tied Tulsa attorney Ollie Gresham to a campaign finance scheme. The special fund, allegedly raised by State Examiner John M. Rogers and funneled through Tulsa attorneys Wendell Clark and Ronald Bennett into former Gov. David Hall’s campaign, was the focus of a perjury complaint.
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Oklahoma House probes Rogers impeachment as witnesses slated
State Rep. Hood says a witness who would not be named may appear today before the Oklahoma House committee investigating Secretary of State John Rogers. Robert Sanders and Mrs. Bobby June Gubisch are already set to testify, with Sanders previously linking Rogers to forged signatures on a 1971 initiative petition.
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