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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1971

Page

5

Bartlett Calls Tax Increase Unfortunate in Oklahoma

Former Gov. Dewey Bartlett said he paid more than $2,000 in state income tax last year and criticized Gov. David Hall's tax increase. He noted it as unfortunate that Mr Kennedy defends the program and hinted at a U S Senate run while declining on the 2nd District race. Edmondson, Harris clash expected in Democratic primary.

Oklahoma City Dewey Bartlett David Hall Senate Memorial Bartlett Tulsa Kennedy

Oklahoma House Approves Mining Reclamation Bill

The Oklahoma House passed a mining reclamation measure to raise bonds for land restoration by both underground and surface operations. The bill also involves funding considerations with state and federal support and aims to broaden regulation beyond surface mining. Governor Hall gave a memorial address praising Oklahoma’s history.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma House Tom Bamberger J. D. Witt D-Vinita Congress David Hall Oklahoma Senate

Markets Tides Driven by Sun and Moon Gravitational Pull

The tides on earth are created by the gravitational forces of the sun and moon. This interaction causes regular rises and falls in sea levels, influencing coastal activities and navigation.

Liquor Tax Bill Faces Uncertain Path In Oklahoma Panel

In Oklahoma City AP report veteran House members led by Rep. Heber Finch in a liquor tax bill dispute. Speaker Rex Privett urged avoiding fights but indicated the bill could be paired with tax battles. A Rules Committee meeting was postponed and then rescheduled. Ostrich and hummingbird weight facts followed.

Rex Privett D-Maramec Ray Fine D-Gore

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