Commissioners Minutes July 1984 Approved Expenses and Claims
July 1984 commissioners minutes read and approved showing payments to many vendors and individuals for election, supplies, services, and rents. Disbursements include election pay of 14.00 for multiple workers, various vendor contracts, and a July total of 1 899.05 approved. disallowed items noted in the record.
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John
Fullerton
Sass Sulishar
Belle Bullard
Sit
Bates, Franklin, Champion
Mullins
SSs_uimward
Sea_Sn
Lawton Publishing Co
Commissioners Proceedings
Sra_Lawton Publishing Co
Publicaton
Crowe
Suenay
EE Sam Sagt
Christ Jo G
Andrews
S_Elevator service Co
S-Gilver Printing
Era Ebertee’ Moores
Payman
Sapchim’ Pas Cox
BOA Sziotkowskd
W. E. Provine
Tiina Henderaim
Avsoperson
Ates
D. D. Balbourn
Boia
Eestor Sty
E- E. Rust
Siig ‘Agha
Seeems
Rhema Ohana
Southwesterm Bell Tel. Co
Thelma Whitehead
Election
Southwestern Bell Tel. Co
Gay ‘Thee
Leona C. Brooks
R. le Parrish
Bell Tel. Co
Mildred "Notingham
Election Pay Bell Tel. Co
Bell Tel Co
Sil. M. Geneman
St—Central Ambulance Service
Green
Tee Shoe
Pitts Lumber Co
Long Bros, Material Co
Hoover Equipment Co
Southwestern Supply Co
Earnest Hiary
Bayer
We Green
Raits
Richard Schur
Saxon
Clarence Fe Boyd
Boyd Gos
Clarence
le Boyd” Co
Wen
Bow Co
Express
Sealer
Sen Tagen
Bods
Gibert Wonds Drug Co
Belis
Jackson
Gilbert Woods Drug Co
Baker, Hulian
Mactan
Amipty Dumpty Grocery
Grocer
Pinkerton
Een Ragsdale
Saar Sn
Furntons Green
Memorial Hospital
Waltonars
P. Barker
Weber
Crow Oil Go
Antrn Lumber Coy
Antrim “Lumber” Co
George Marbert
Earl R. Jones
Labor
Horace Porter
Franklin Tahmankera
N. Maxwell
Fred Fisher
R. W. Weaver
Roy O. Davison
C. Fincher
Bal—Albert Pready
Lewis W. Preast
Jens Tidwell
Day_Verqueyan
Leonard Wimple
W. A Grooms
Jake C. “Warner
Pahcheka
Jim" Bevill
Javage
t-Woods Drug’ Co
Clover Printing Co
Dorothy, Jackson
Ernest A. Cavett
Cecil B. Prichard
Velma Lee Williams
Decia Renner
Leon Calahan
John B. March
Weldon Rightmer
Ethel Dikes
Walter Montgomery
A. A. Denham
C. A. Sperling
SoMa
Fieya “Blood
Loyd Padgett
John Hain
RL. Child
R. D. Mooneyham
Alfred H
Oakie Hilbert
Aline Taylor
E.E. Stanton
F. Perry
Rex Watts
Ratcliffe Book Store
Lawton Typewriter Exchange
Sis-Lawton Typewriter Exchange
Lain Typewriter Exchange
Kirk
Hodge
Dr. Ticks & Lewis
Jackeson
Souprank Mars
Cecil Easton
Lawton “Typewriter Exchange
Lewis A. Haydock
Lewis
Arlen_ Joann
Lenge
Jimmie’s
Baker
Geo. F. Guishall
Electon Pay Sien
Caendar
Elbert Wolf
EES
ObeSbrerntp Ten Cn
Boyd Co
P. Brown
Siaon
Paul Scheetz
Ben Leva Auto Supply
BOAR
Parrish
Leva
Hiarbert
Seetea Gee Inst
Pearce Sane
Caliwett
Pwnerion
Crinele Travel
Setaree
Rathecates
Erty Brewer
Raehanee
Rene
Gover Prot Co
Home Lainey
Lander Mepe
Cme
Shire Medine
Ifig Wa
B. Ranyan
Bob
Ancion
SheeDee AV. Caldwells
Mfon
Tazue
A. V. Caldwell
Montague
Bertha Preuitt
FeSiaru Oberon
Roberson
WYNN
Corel
Kerman
Benson Attacks Stevenson On Farm Price Supports
Norfolk Neb September 17 Up pArticulture Secretary Ezra T Benson says Adlai E Stevenson would like to lead the Democratic party but lacks the heart for high rigid farm price supports. He argues Democrats cannot unify on a fixed rate, while Republicans favor flexible supports. Benson cites Stevenson remarks in Sioux Falls and says Eisenhower’s administration aims to improve the farm economy with the 1934 act as a first step toward a broader goal.
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Norfolk
Neb
Ezra T. Benson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Benson
Gov. Stevenson
St Stevenson
Sioux Falls
S. D
Stevenson
Agriculture
Eisenhower
Louisiana Taking Tideland Oil Bids
Louisiana moves to lease offshore tidelands in defiance of a federal offer, the State Mineral Board citing sovereignty concerns over a three mile base and historic boundary rights. The action likely to spark court action as the state asserts oil rights to 10.5 miles from shore while Interior marks a three mile limit.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
State Mineral Board
Tidelands
Department of Interior
Wesley Clanton
Nixon Sees Dem ain As Return To Trumanism
Vice President Nixon argues in Wichita that a return to Trumanism would mean higher deficits and inflation, claiming Democratic leaders seek a leftward shift. He touts Eisenhower era tax cuts and GOP control as the path to fiscal restraint and clean government. He also previews stops in Pittsburg Kansas and southern Missouri. Education official Samuel Miller Brownell to speak at Oklahoma school administrators conference in Norman.
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Wichita
Kan
Nixon
Eisenhower
Korea
Stevenson
Tial
Saoologiocss
Eratic
Sith Congress
Wichita Forum
GOP
Congress
Pittsburg
Missouri
U.S
America
Republican Sith Congress
Rd Congress
Ler
Topeka
Norman
Okla
Samuel Miller Brownell
United States
Capital Expressway Expansion Slated
Oklahoma City plans a four lane superhighway to Edmond. Contracts will be let by the State Highway Commission in early October. The route runs about six miles from Britton Road north of the city to Edmond, with right of way purchases about 90 percent complete. A similar 17 mile road from Capitol Hill to Norman was recently completed. Stanley Draper, chamber of commerce manager, announced the Edmond Oklahoma City connection.
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Oklahoma City
State Highway Commission
Edmond
Britton Road
City
Capitol Hill
Norman
Stanley Draper
Chamber of Commerce
Alaskan Traffic Calamity Ends With Unidentified Driver
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP City police cannot determine charges for a motorist who left the scene after a collision. The driver reportedly locked bumpers with eight cars, damaged a grill, and towed the vehicle for two blocks before separation. No suspect is in custody.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Weleare
Drownings Claim 23 Sooners in August
Drownings claimed 23 Oklahoma lives in August as 76 people died in non automobile accidents. The death toll rose 63 percent from the same month last year with burns and sunstroke accounting for several fatalities.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
Mediator Hopeful In Bus Dispute Aimed at Settlement
Federal mediator Ethan Walker expressed optimism about resolving contract differences between Amalgamated Union and the bus firm. A 2 p.m. meeting sought to end the extended dispute as the union threatened a strike and a committee would report on negotiations for the workers' area. Walker hoped to present an offer to the union and determine if further action would be requested after Friday.
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Oklahoma City
Ethan Walker
D Amalgamated
Acre Walker
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