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ANTHONY REJECTS REQUEST TO EXCUSE HIMSELF FROM CASE
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Oklahoma Corporation Commission chairman Bob Anthony, who made public
statements about the archaic regulation of cotton gins in Oklahoma
eight months ago, refused Wednesday to excuse himself from an active
cotton gin licensing case.
The Oklahoma Cotton Ginners Association and several cotton gins
opposing a new $1 million Williams Cotton Gin near Altus requested
Anthony to step down from the case because of comments Anthony made
to Oklahoma City Rotarians in August.
Anthony m...
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ANTHONY FILES DISSENTING OPINION IN COTTON GIN CASE
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; Now is not the time for the Oklahoma Corporation Commission to "flex its regulatory muscle" by denying Williams Cotton Gin a license, after years of abandoning its authority, said chairman Bob Anthony in a dissenting opinion filed Thursday. Murray Williams has built a $1 million cotton gin near
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COTTON GIN RE-OPENS AFTER LICENSE SUSPENSION MINOR INFRACTIONS, INCLUDING PARKING CAR IN WAREHOUSE, HAD FORCED CLOSURE.(BUSINESS)
The Virginian Pilot
; Byline: LINDA McNATT, STAFF WRITER SUFFOLK -- Local cotton gin manager Richard Ludwig has a fully restored 1966 Ford Mustang for sale. That's because U.S. Department of Agriculture inspectors have ruled that his classic car can't be stored among bales of cotton at the Suffolk Cotton Gin. Since they
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RULING UPHELD IN COTTON GIN CASE
The Journal Record
; Ruling Upheld in Cotton Gin Case In a 2-to-1 vote Thursday, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission upheld a previous ruling to deny Williams Cotton Gin a license to open a $1 million gin near Altus. An administrative law judge found no need for additional ginning capacity in the 30-mile service area
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FARMERS HOPE TO REAP THE TRUTH IN COTTON GIN EMBEZZLEMENT SAGA.(LOCAL)
The Virginian Pilot
; It's a hard time of year for farmers to leave the fields. They should be plowing and planting. But the half-dozen farmers gathered outside the Southampton County Courthouse on Friday felt they had good reason. They wanted to see some justice done. Steve Ferguson, part-owner in the Southside Cotton
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