Oklahoma Officials Appoint and Resign in State Agencies
Gov. David Boren reappoints Kelley Haney to Indian Affairs Commission for a three year term and names John T. Hannah to the Banking Board with Cecil Moore to the Cosmetology Board. Chickasaw Gov Overton James resigns from the Education Department to focus on tribal business in Ada. Tulsa hearings resume on Black Fox Nuclear Plant with water contract pending ratification. State Farm seeks a 7.5 percent homeowners rate increase and two rating zones proposed. A southwest Oklahoma City shooting leaves Jerome Pine dead after a long-running feud. In Muskogee, police administrative control shifts from Ken Upton to Police Chief Henry Sharp as director of public safety position is abolished.
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Oklahoma City
David Boren
Kelley Haney
Shawnee
Indian Affairs Commission
John T. Hannah
Muskogee
State Banking Board
Cecil Moore
Wewoka
State
Overton James
State Department of Education
James
Department
Ada
Tulsa
Federal Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Black Fox
India
Public Service Co
State Board of Property and Casualty Rates
State Farm
Oklahoma
State Farm Fire and Casualty Co
State Farm General Insurance Co
Jerome Pine
Pine
Ken Upton
Henry Sharp
Upton
Bob Hill
Hill
Police Department
Public Safety
Government Index Shows Sharp Economic Upturn
The leading indicators rose eight tenths in August signaling more business spending on plants and equipment. Building permits and money supply also increased, though job outlook remained unclear as layoffs held steady and the average work week fell.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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Hormels
U.S.A
Hormel
Clinton
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