Oklahoma Voters Reject Liquor-By-Drink Amendment
Oklahoma voters soundly rejected State Question 515 to legalize liquor by the drink, with 548,103 opposed to 471,272 in a race dominated by rural counties. Tulsa County approved it by a large margin, but four other amendments were approved including higher library tax levies and changes to voting and reapportionment rules.
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Oklahoma Justices Retained In General Election
Oklahoma voters retained three Supreme Court Justices Willam A Berry Pat Irwin and Don Barnes for six year terms and Court of Criminal Appeals Judge Tom Brett. Also re elected were two Court of Appeals members Dwain Box and Richard Romany with no opposition. Barnes Berry and Irwin listed as long serving justices with Brett elected in 1964.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
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Richard Romany
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