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State regulators open Web site for gasoline station compliances
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By Debbie Blossom
Business Writer
Consumers wondering whether their favorite gasoline station operates in accordance with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission can now check out that station's track record online.
Roth Looks for Larger State Role in Energy
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William F. O'Brien
The Edmond Sun
Enid oilman, wife named to chair Roth campaign
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Mon, May 19 2008
- Staff Reports
Enid oilman Harold Hamm and his wife, Sue Ann, were named among a group of Oklahoma businessmen and women to chair the election campaign of Corporation Commissioner Jim Roth.
Joining the Hamms will be Clayton and Louise Bennett, Oklahoma City; George and Cookie Kaisar, Tulsa; and Aubrey and Katie McClendon of Oklahoma City.
Political Notebook: Taylor is backing Henry's choice
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by: RANDY KREHBIEL World Staff Writer
5/18/2008 12:00 AM
Roth lines up supporters
Corporation Commissioner Jim Roth, an Oklahoma City Democrat appointed by Gov. Brad Henry when Republican Denise Bode resigned last year, is lining up an interesting and perhaps surprising cast of supporters. It includes conservatives Aubrey McClendon and Clayton Bennett and Enid oilman Harold Hamm, who is normally a Republican donor.
Going Green on Campus
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— Green Week at OU focuses on raising awareness
By Julianna Parker
By Julianna Parker
Clean and green makes sense
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By Jim Roth
There is a new kind of energy literally sweeping down the plains of Oklahoma, and it is truly our most abundant resource. Wind power has become the fastest-growing sector of the energy industry in Oklahoma, so fast that we can't keep up with the construction of the infrastructure.
Good call: Roth great choice for vacancy
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Cliche it may be, but we have to say it anyway: Oklahoma County's loss is Oklahoma's gain with the selection of Jim Roth to succeed Denise Bode on the state Corporation Commission.
Bode is leaving to run a foundation. She had nearly four years to go on a six-year term, but Roth - appointed by Gov. Brad Henry to replace Bode - must stand for the office next year if he wants to keep it.
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