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3675 gas wells OK'd by US -- and environmentalists - msnbc.com |
msnbc.com
This drill rig is part of an existing field in southern Utah that Anadarko will expand on under a deal with the Obama administration and environmental groups. By Miguel Llanos, msnbc.com Up to 3675 new natural gas wells on federal land in Utah were --
| Anadarko Fights Ailing Preacher in $25 Billion EPA Toxic Lawsuit - BusinessWeek |
BusinessWeek
Anadarko shares traded at $73.21, down 4.1 percent for the year. Kerr-McGee, founded in 1929 near Oklahoma City, has left a toxic legacy that stretches from uranium mines in the West to wood treatment plants in Mississippi and Pennsylvania, --
| Okla. homicide victim's mother, gun rights advocate, do not support state's -- - The Republic |
The Republic
KEN MILLER AP EDMOND, Okla. — The mother of an Oklahoma homicide victim said Wednesday that she considers the state's new law allowing residents to openly carry firearms "a step backward." Supporters of the legislation, which was signed into law --
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Joplin Globe
| Anadarko Fights Ailing Preacher in $25 Billion EPA Toxic Lawsuit - Bloomberg |
Bloomberg
Anadarko shares traded at $73.21, down 4.1 percent for the year. Kerr-McGee Past Kerr-McGee, founded in 1929 near Oklahoma City, has left a toxic legacy that stretches from uranium mines in the West to wood treatment plants in Mississippi and --
| Lawyer says Anadarko spinoff an environmental ploy - Tulsa World |
Tulsa World
Anadarko faces testimony from more than 50 witnesses in the US Bankruptcy Court trial in New York. David Zott, a lawyer for the government and Tronox, said in opening statements that evidence will show a handful of executives at Oklahoma City-based --
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| State-recognized Indian groups a growing problem for Oklahoma tribes - NewsOK.com |
NewsOK.com
State-recognized tribes are starting to get more and more of the funding “pie” available to their federally recognized counterparts, the president of the Delaware Nation of Anadarko said during a recent business luncheon in Oklahoma City.
| Chesapeake "independent" board members did business with company - Tulsa World |
Tulsa World
The son and daughter-in-law of Frank Keating, a former Oklahoma governor and a Chesapeake director since 2003, worked for Chesapeake in real estate and land acquisition roles. Chip Keating was paid $251515 in 2009 for working in real estate development --
| Chesapeake's Permian assets get a look from Anadarko - Houston Chronicle |
Houston Chronicle
Under the terms of the Goldman Sachs agreement, Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake must use the proceeds from the Permian to pay off the $4 billion unsecured loan, leaving it with only $1 billion to $2 billion to cover other costs and pay down its $13 --
FuelFix (blog)
| Jets will have several new faces next season - Enid News & Eagle |
Enid News & Eagle
By Bruce Campbell, Staff Writer Enid News and Eagle Northern Oklahoma College Enid's baseball team could leave the field proud after a 11-6 loss to defending national champion Western Oklahoma Sunday in the Region 2 finals knowing it played its best --
| High school notebook: Oil Bowl set for June 9 - NewsOK.com |
NewsOK.com
Among the players listed on the Oklahoma roster are standout running backs James Flanders of Midwest City, Casey Curtis of Putnam City, Luke Davis of Guthrie and The Oklahoman's Player of the Year, Sheldon Wilson of Anadarko. The 75th Oil Bowl Classic --
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