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Mary Fallin - forThe 27th and current Governor of the U.S. state of Oklahoma, serving since 2011.
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Aerospace Industry Soaring in Oklahoma
Since Oklahoman Wiley Post made aerospace history as the first pilot to fly solo around the world in 1933, Oklahoma has been internationally known as an important aerospace hub. The industry is an integral part of the state's fabric and a vital part of Oklahoma's economy and culture. With more than 500 aerospace-related companies doing business in Oklahoma and 150,000 workers supported by the industry, aerospace accounts for 10 percent of the state's economy. In addition, Oklahoma's aerospace industry has an industrial output that exceeds $12 billion and $60.6 million in state sales tax ...
Gov. Mary Fallin signed bill to ease prison crowding
Gov. Mary Fallin on Wednesday signed what she called landmark corrections reform legislation. House Bill 2131 increases the number of offenders eligible for electronic monitoring and community sentencing programs. In Oklahoma, it costs about $3.50 a day for community sentencing, $4.75 for electronic monitoring and about $56 a day for incarceration. The measure modifies the governor's role in the parole process for nonviolent offenders. If the governor does not take action within 30 days of the recommendation from the Pardon and Parole Board in cases of low-risk, nonviolent offenders, the ...
Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin expected to sign eligibility bill
When a school of sharks wants to go after a whale, each shark simply takes a bite out of the side of the whale until the whale bleeds to death. When it comes to the eligibility issue there are some fifteen sharks (states) going after the whale (Obama White house). The sharks are circling all around this Obama whale. There are the Obamacare lawsuits comprising of some 30 states. There are the immigration lawsuits in Arizona. There are also the new union law reforms which started in Wisconsin being enacted in the states as well representing a feeding frenzy and savaging the White house flanks. ...
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ICYMI: Inhofe Praises Senate Passage of WRDA, Highlights Victories for Oklahoma WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee, praised the Senate passage of the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2016, which passed with a strong bipartisan vote of 95 to 3 and includes a number of provisions supporting Oklahoma’s priorities. “With strong bipartisan support, the Republican-led Senate has once again moved an economy-boosting infrastructure bill with the passage of WRDA 2016,” Inhofe said. "Many provisions in this year’s WRDA bill will benefit Oklahoma residents and job creators, and I am committed to seeing that these provisions and WRDA 2016 are signed into law before the end of this year. WRDA 2016 ensures that Corps projects in Oklahoma, including the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation |
Gov. Fallin Names Jordan Russell to Oklahoma Workers??? Compensation Commission OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin today announced she has appointed Jordan Russell to the Oklahoma Workers’ Compensation Commission. Russell, of Oklahoma City, will succeed Dr. LeRoy Young, whose resignation from the commission takes effect Oct. 3. Russell will serve the remainder of Young’s term, which expires in August 2019. He can begin serving immediately. His appointment still must be confirmed by the Senate when it convenes next session. Russell, an attorney, is policy director and counsel to Oklahoma House Speaker Jeff Hickman. Before that, he worked as a practicing |
Gov. Fallin Appoints Amy Ford to the Regional University System of Oklahoma OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin today announced the appointment of Amy Anne Ford, of Durant, to serve as a member of the board of regents for the Regional University System of Oklahoma (RUSO). She succeeds Terry Matlock, who resigned. Ford will serve the remainder of Matlock’s term, which expires in June 2018. She can begin serving immediately. Her appointment still must be confirmed by the Senate when it convenes next session. Ford, a business developer and consultant, previously served on the Oklahoma State Board of Education and the Oklahoma State Board of Career and Technology. She also served as chairman of the Oklahoma Standards Setting Steering Committee. “Amy Ford has shown a keen interest in education in our state and has served our state well during her tenure on the state Board of Education,” said Fallin. “She is an accomplished businesswoman who is aware of what students need to be successful during and |
Star Pipe Products Announces Acquisition of Jensen International OKLAHOMA CITY - The state of Oklahoma and Star Pipe Products today announced that Star Pipe Products has acquired the assets of Jensen International, headquartered in Coffeyville, Kan., and its subsidiary, Jencast of South Coffeyville. Jensen International is a diversified manufacturer providing casting, machining, metal fabrication, assembly and production of customized cast iron and ductile iron products. The acquisition will allow Star Pipe to continue the operation of manufacturing domestically made cast iron and ductile iron products in South Coffeyville. The company intends to expand the existing facility in Oklahoma and install new and updated equipment. “Today’s announcement is great news for South Coffeyville and northeastern Oklahoma and represents the kind of high-quality, good-paying jobs we are working to bring to the state,” said Governor Mary Fallin. “We appreciate Star Pipe Products’ investment |
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