Daylight Donuts Keeps Tulsa’s Corner Market Alive
Tulsa based Daylight Corp guards its secret yeast cake doughnut recipe created in 1954 by Thomas Day. The company licenses the Daylight Donut name to independent operators, provides equipment and support, and has grown to 128 Oklahoma stores and 85 in Kansas with expansion plans.
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Tulsa
Okla
America
Daylight Corp
Oklahoma
Daylight
Thomas Day
Daylite
Daylight Bakery
Day of Light
John Bond
Bond
Daylight Donut
Joplin
Day
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Lewis Avenue
Jerry and
Linda Hull
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Texas
Missouri
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Checotah
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Daylight Donuts
Environmental groups' suit against Pasadena refinery dismissed
U S District Judge Vanessa Gilmore ruled that state agency action blocks citizen suits under the Clean Air Act as Texas regulators press Crown Central Petroleum with an ongoing administrative case. The groups had sought fines repairs and a temporary shutdown after alleging repeated sulfur dioxide releases and equipment failures at the Crown refinery.
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Citizens
Crown Central Petroleum
U.S
Vanessa Gilmore
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Crown
Rick Abraham
Texans United For A Safe Economy Education Fund
Randall Trembly
Trembly
Texans United
The
Sierra Club
Natural Resources Defense Council
Crown Refinery
Environmental Protection Agency
Church Seeks Block On Sale Of Georgia O'Keeffe House
The Presbyterian Church asks a Santa Fe court to stop the sale of artist Georgia O'Keeffe's Ghost Ranch home to Anne Marion, alleging Juan Hamilton violated a prior option agreement. Marion seeks to preserve the house for scholars with a $3 million bid, while the church argues affordability and restoration costs may prevent use by art scholars.
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Santa FE
The
Presbyterian Church (USA
Georgia O’keeffe
Ghost Ranch
Texas
Presbyterian
Juan Hamilton
O’keeffe
State District
Hamilton
Anne Marion
Marion
John
Georgia O'Keeffe
John Marion
Texas funeral giant may face record fine over embalming
The Texas Funeral Service Commission may levy nearly 450000 against SCI, the Houston based firm with about 3700 funeral homes worldwide, for allowing un supervised trainees to embalm and using unlicensed locations. The panel cites up to 25 SCI homes sending bodies to unlicensed centers and up to six with student embalmers unsupervised. If approved, it would be the commission’s largest fine to date. The nine member body will review the recommendation in October. SCI denies wrongdoing.
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Austin
Texas Funeral Service Commission
Service Corporation International
Commission
SCI
James Sherger
Austin American- Statesman
Dallas-Fort Worth
Funeral Commission Panel
Federal Trade Commission
Texas
Sherger
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